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Quincy Public Schools Program Improvement Plan Health Services 2017-2018

Goal 2016-2017

 Continue with the wellness initiatives based on the

Alliance for a Healthier Generation Healthy Schools Program

 Update school’s inventory online  Analyze data  Work and collaborate with the Alliance in order to

improve standings

Goal 2016-2017

 Improve communication between the Health Office and

community

 Health Services Page on Aspen  Substance Abuse Awareness Presentation  Pay It Forward – Peer Leader Training Program

Goal 2017-2018

 Continuation of last year’s goal  Maintain partnership with the Alliance for a Healthier

Generation Healthy Schools Program

 On-line support from the Alliance  Team members work together  Revise school inventory

Goal 2017-2018

 Maintain and update Health Services Page on Aspen  Improve communication between Health Office and

community

Health, Nutrition and Wellness Advisory Council

 Review QPS Wellness Policy  Promote School Wellness  Guide and support Wellness Teams

Professional Development 2017-2018

 5 Professional Development Programs  Increase nursing skills and knowledge

 “School Emergency Bag”  “No Such Thing as a Bad Kid”  “Mindful Presence”  Health Symposium – October/May

Health Services End-of-year Report

 86,881 student encounters  2,530 students with healthcare needs  Return to class rate 93%  43 diagnosed head injuries (in school)  19 diagnosed head injuries (outside of school)  9,536 scheduled doses of medication administered  2,659 prn doses of medication administered  9,273 doses of prn medication administered (standing order protocol)  17,674 documented nursing communications to parents/guardians  157 staff members certified in CPR/AED

“A MATTER OF HEART”

DPH Oral Health

 Provide dental screenings and sealants  Pre-school, Kindergarten, Grades 2, 6, 8 and 9  1,057 students screened  388 sealants applied

“Big Smiles Dental Program”

Georgie Sullivan, MEd BSN RN

Clifford Marshall School

2016-17: 70 students referred only 4 completed

For every Medicaid enrolled child aged 5-18 years

44% are being seen by a dentist through traditional models 56% remain unseen & 60% have a cavity 30% can be helped by “Big Smiles”

Dental teams submit visit information to Smile Programs for billing, and schedule the 6-month follow up visit with the school. March 2017

Step: : 7

Arranges with school district for affiliated dental group to provide in-school dental care –scope of practice determined.

Step: : 1

Sets a dental visit date with a school, then sends enrollment forms and dental materials to schools.

Step: : 2

Schools announce the dental visit date, then distribute and collect enrollment forms. 9/6/17

Step: : 3

Dental teams visit the school to deliver dental care to enrolled children, creating a temporary dental clinic in a classroom. 9/11-15, 2017

Step: : 5

Children receive a dental report card to take home, and a referral list of local dentists if more complex care is needed

Step: : 6

Enrollment forms are returned for processing and patient lists are created and sent to school health contacts.

Step: : 4

How SMILE MASSACHUSETTS Operates

What does a mobile visit look like?

DENTAL UNIT Aseptico Portable Dental Unit

• Air compression
• Self-contained water

source

• Suction

DIGITAL X-RAYS

• Portable

system

• Digital sensors
• Less radiation

STERILIAZATION Portable Unit

• On-site, same-

day sterilization TABLET PC’s

• Dental charting software
• Electronic medical records
• HIPAA Privacy and Security compliant

Ved sees the DENTIST

Detailed Parent Report

Smile Massachusetts Pilot Program Clifford Marshall School September 11-15, 2017

 Number of students seen

75

 Number of sealants placed

54

 Number of fillings completed

79

 Number of extractions

3

“Big Smiles” Returning in March, 2018

QPS Health & Wellness Symposium June 7, 2017

 Wellness Team Members participated in 3rd symposium  Stop & Shop ~ Community Partner  Dr. Kim Harris discussed the “Legalization of Marijuana

and the Community Impact”

 Highlight programs, activities and accomplishments

SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL PARTNERSHIP Health & Wellness Symposium October 18, 2017

SOUTH SHORE HOSPITAL ADDITIONAL PARTNERSHIP INITIATIVES

 Student Support  Career and Technical Education Health and Wellness

Fair

 Career and Technical Education Program Advisory

Membership

Health Care Technology (QHS/NQHS)  Series of onsite training opportunities~Health Care

Technology (QHS/NQHS)

 Participation in the QPS Student Athlete Summit