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7/7/17 Social Determinants of Health Place Matters ATP Projects Your longevity and health are more Coordinating with Public Health determined by your ZIP code than by your genetic code. Dr. T om Frieden Director, CDC Marsie

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ATP Projects Coordinating with Public Health

Marsie Rosenberg Gutierrez, Program Coordinator Miguel Vazquez, Urban Planner Riverside University Health System ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM

Social Determinants of Health

“Your longevity and health are more determined by your ZIP code than by your genetic code.”

  • Dr. T
  • m Frieden – Director, CDC

Place Matters

No Grocery Stores Cars Not Peds Unsafe For Walking Air Quality

Place Matters

Does your environment support healthy choices?

— Understanding of & Access to Specific

DATA and Community Health Indicators

— RELATIONSHIPS with Community

Residents & Community Based Organizations

— EXPERTISE in Community Outreach,

Data Collection, & Evaluation

— LETTERS OF SUPPORT for

Project

— Including other E’s can enhance

positive impact on your project your application

Why Public Health?

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Partner with cities and other local agencies who are working to improve biking and walking mobility & safety.

Experience with ATP

Non-infrastructure awards

  • Partner with City / County transportation

– Align projects but submit separate applications – Combined with Infrastructure

Experience with ATP

Assistance to cities applying for ATP/SRTS

— Letters of Support — T

echnical Support – NI component – Public Participation – Data collection – Data Research

(Obesity, etc.)

Experience with ATP

Coordinating with Public Health

Answering ATP application questions:

  • Disadvantaged Communities
  • Ped and Bike Injury and Fatality
  • Improve Public Health
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Overall Needs Statement

  • Cite local data
  • How your specific project will

improve or address these issues

Coordinating with Public Health

SHAPE CAN..

  • Search over 100 indicators
  • Search by zip code and census tract
  • Show trends over time

EXAMPLES of INDICATORS Adults 20+ sedentary 20% ER Rate – Pediatric asthma 59.4/visits/ 10,000 under 18 Hospitalization – asthma 6.7 / 10,000 Children and Teens - asthma 20.7% Death Rate – Motor Vehicle 10.4 deaths/100,000 Bicycle involved Collision Rate 16.1 collisions/100,000

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Other Data Resources

— California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) — RWJF County Health Rankings & Roadmaps — California Dept. of Education (CDE) – Physical Fitness T

esting

— Kidsdata.org — Local Community Health Needs Assessments — California Dept. of Public Health - EpiCenter

Coordinating with Public Health

Answering ATP application questions:

  • Public Participation

Strategies for organizing well-attended meetings and encouraging participation

§ Provide food, child care, and other incentives. § Use meeting locations within walking distance § Piggyback on community meetings § Post notices in high foot traffic areas, including community events

Coordinating with Public Health

Walkability Workshops

Coordinating with Public Health

Desayuno Comunitario y Taller de Seguridad

MARTES, 19 de ABRIL del 2016

Acompañe a la en el Para más información, favor de contactar a: Melissa Sanchez (951) 358-7171 MeSanchez@rivcocha.org Patrocinado Por: Departamento de Salud Pública del Condado

de Riverside Programa Rutas Seguras a la Escuela

  • Venga a desayunar con nosotros

y escuche una breve presentación acerca de la seguridad de tráfico.

  • Después caminaremos alrededor

de la escuela para que usted nos demuestre que tan accesible para peatones es su comunidad.

  • Necesitamos sus ideas para que

nos ayude a crear un plan de acción para futuros cambios y lograr un ambiente más seguro para caminar. « Traiga sus zapatos para caminar « Premios « Niños Bienvenidos

Desayuno: 8:00am Taller: 8:15 am – 12pm

Sky View Elementary 625 Mildred Street Perris, CA 92570

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STAY IN THE LOOP STAY IN THE LOOP STAY IN THE LOOP Questions/Comments?

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Injury Prevention Services 951-358-7171

— Marsie Rosenberg Gutierrez, Program Coordinator

951.358.5879 mrgutierrez@rivcocha.org

— Miguel

Vazquez, Urban Planner 951.358.6327 mvazquez@rivcocha.org Epidemiology and Program Evaluation 951-358-5557

— Salomeh Wagaw — Amy Hyong