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Presented by the Bernalillo County Opioid Accountability Initiative

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WORKING IN COLLECTIVE IMPACT REQUIRES A MINDSET SHIFT

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Problem-Solving

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Adapted from John Kania

COLLECTIVE IMPACT: WHAT IT TAKES

• 2. Allow for the “shock of the possible”
• 1. Achieve a perpetual state of simultaneous

planning and doing

• 3. Pay attention to relationships
• 4. Listen, listen, listen for how to respond to

unanticipated results

• 5. Adopt an attitude of “burning patience”

Adapted from John Kania

The Three Phases of Collective Impact

• Phase 1 – Initiate Action

(Planning Period)

• Phase 2 - Organize for Impact

(Activities that need to be undertaken in the first couple of years following the planning period)

• Phase 3 – Sustain Action and Impact

(Activities that deepen the work done in Phase II to move us toward our long-term vision)

FRAMEWORK FOR PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT & EVALUATION OF COLLECTIVE IMPACT EFFORTS

SUMMIT PLANNING COMMITTEE SUMMIT #1 September 19, 2013 IMPLEMENTATION TEAMS PRIMARY PREVENTION NARCAN TREATMENT/MAT LAW ENFORCEMENT/ CRIMINAL JUSTICE DATA TEAM COORDINATING COMMITTEE INTERIM UPDATE MEETING June 2014 SUMMIT #2 January 2015

BER BERNALIL ALILLO O COUNTY COUNTY OPIOID OPIOID ACCOUNT CCOUNTABI BILITY LITY INITIA INITIATIV TIVE E TIME TIMELINE INE (F (Fall ll 2012 – Winte inter r 2015)

October 2012 -------------September 2013 ------------------>December 2013 ---------------------------->June 2014-->Fall 2014

Four Implementation Teams with volunteers from the Summits - plus others - meet monthly to:  strategize and act on implementing recommendations for their specific area, including identifying decision- makers who are key players to bring to the table  select indicator(s) as target to measure desired

• utcome(s) and to develop baseline "report card"

 inventory available services/gaps in their area, identifying need for additional resources  provide ideas for next Summit

THANK YOU!

Marsha McMurray-Avila

Coordinator, Bernalillo County Community Health Council

mcavila.bcchc@comcast.net 505-639-8109