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Campaign for Community Wellness May 29, 2020 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Zoom Meeting

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Agenda

10:00 Welcome & Zoom Meeting Protocols 10:10 School Closures Update: Phillip Williams 10:20 Lived Experience Speaker: Chezia Tarleton 10:50 COVID-19 Impact Updates: Placer County 11:00 COVID-19 Homeless Response: Placer County 11:05 MHSA Coordinator Update 11:10 CCW Charter Survey Results

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Se r ve s thr e e c r itic al public he alth pur pose s:

• 1. Prio ritize individua ls e xpe rie nc ing ho me le ssne ss who a re a sympto ma tic ,

b ut a re a t hig h risk, suc h a s pe o ple o ve r 65 o r who ha ve c e rta in unde rlying he a lth c o nditio ns a nd mo ve the m into mo te l o r ho te l units whe re the y c a n mo re sa fe ly she lte r in pla c e .

• 2. Pro vide iso la tio n c a pa c ity fo r individua ls e xpe rie nc ing ho me le ssne ss who

ha ve b e e n e xpo se d to COVI D-19 (a s do c ume nte d b y a sta te o r lo c a l pub lic he a lth o ffic ia l, o r me dic a l he a lth pro fe ssio na l) tha t do no t re q uire ho spita liza tio n, b ut ne e d iso la tio n o r q ua ra ntine ; a nd

• 3. Pro vide iso la tio n c a pa c ity fo r individua ls e xpe rie nc ing ho me le ssne ss who

a re COVI D-19 po sitive , b ut who do no t ne e d ho spita liza tio n. Witho ut the se iso la tio n units, the ir o nly c ho ic e is to re turn to a c o ng re g a te she lte r se tting

• r b a c k to a n e nc a mpme nt – b o th o f whic h c o uld le a d to furthe r spre a d
• f COVI

D-19.

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3 c r ite r ia:

• 1. Pla c e r Co unty Re side nt
• 2. De te rmine d to me e t e ithe r T

a rg e t Po pula tio n # 1 o r # 2

• 3. Ca n the y so c ia l dista nc e ?

1. T ar ge t Population #1 (Isolation/ quar antine d)

• Be ing disc ha rg e d fro m I

npa tie nt me dic a l unit o r a n e me rg e nc y de pa rtme nt for tre a tme nt o f COVI D-19 a nd in ne e d o f o ng o ing c a re tha t is no t inc lusive o f a Skille d Nursing F a c ility o r a n Alte rna tive Ca re Site .

• Ha ve a re c e nt (within 7 da ys o r still is sympto ma tic ) po sitive COVI

D-19 te st re q uiring the individua l to b e iso la te d.

• Ha ve a re c e nt (within 14 da ys) a nd ve rifie d c o nta c t with so me o ne who ha s a ve rifie d

po sitive COVI D-19 te st a nd is unde r c urre nt q ua ra ntine .

• Be suspe c te d a nd unde r inve stig a tio n fo r po ssib le COVI

D-19 e xpo sure b a se d o n: Sig ns a nd Sympto ms Che c klist (Appe ndix B), pe nding te st re sults (a wa iting la b o ra to ry c o nfirma tio n) a nd is a ske d to iso la te .

I ndividua ls re fe rre d to the Pla c e r Be d Pro je c t must me e t a t le a st o ne o f the fo llo wing two c rite ria :

• 2. T

ar ge t Population #2 (high- r isk gr

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• Ag e 65 a nd o lde r; or
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ndividua ls who ha ve o ne o r mo re o f the fo llo wing he a lth c o nditio ns:

• Lung disease including asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (chronic bronchitis
• r emphysema) or other chronic conditions associated with impaired lung function or that

require home oxygen; or

• Serious Heart Condition/Heart disease (e.g., congenital heart disease, congestive heart

failure, coronary artery disease)

• Compromised immune system (immunosuppression) (e.g., sickle cell disease, seeing a doctor

for cancer and receiving treatment such as chemotherapy or radiation, received an organ or bone marrow transplant, taking high doses of corticosteroids or other immunosuppressant medications, HIV or AIDS)

• Chronic kidney disease defined by their doctor: Patient has been told to avoid or reduce the

dose of medications because of kidney disease or is under treatment for kidney disease including receiving dialysis

• Chronic liver disease as defined by their doctor (e.g., cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis): Patient has

been told to avoid or reduce the dose of medications because of liver disease or is under treatment for liver disease

• Current or recent pregnancy in the last two weeks
• Endocrine disorders (e.g., diabetes mellitus)
• Metabolic disorders (e.g., inherited metabolic disorders and mitochondrial disorders).
• BMI over 40

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I ndividua ls me e ting any o f the fo llo wing c rite ria a re e xc lude d fro m the Pla c e r Be d Pro je c t pro g ra m a nd sho uld NOTb e re fe rre d:

• Do e s no t a b ide b y She lte r in Pla c e re c o mme nda tio n a nd pro g ra m a g re e me nts to

pro te c t the he a lth a nd sa fe ty o f c o mmunity.

• De mo nstra te s a c tive suic ida l o r ho mic ida l ide a tio n tha t a re a shift fro m kno wn

b a se line .

• Re q uire s de to x ma na g e me nt.
• Ha s a n a c tive re stra ining o rde r, pro te c tive o rde r, o r o the r c o urt o rde r pre ve nting

the re fe rre d g ue st fro m b e ing within a c e rta in dista nc e o f a pe rso n o r po pula tio n c urre ntly she lte re d a t the ho te l.

• Wa lk-ins o r se lf-re fe rra ls.
• Una c c o mpa nie d mino rs.

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Re fe r r ing E ntitie s:

• De sig na te d re fe rring a g e nc ie s in the Co unty c a n re fe r ho me le ss individua ls to the

Pla c e r Be d Pro je c t b y c o nta c ting Ho me le ss Re so urc e He lpline a t 1-833-3PL ACE R.

COVID 19 Outr e ac h and Re fe r r als:

T wo te a ms – o utre a c h to she lte re d a nd unshe lte re d a nd ha ve distinc t ro le s:

1. E duc ation and Pr e ve ntion (E P) T e am -o utre a c h to unshe lte re d individua ls fo r

the so le purpo se o f pro viding e duc a tio n o n COVI D-19 a nd e ntitle me nts a va ila b le .

2. L INKAGE S, - pro vide o utre a c h se rvic e s tha t fo c use s o n linking kno wn ho me le ss

individua ls ide ntifie d thro ug h the HMI S Syste m to a ppro pria te c o mmunity re so urc e s a nd re so urc e s a va ila b le thro ug h the Pla c e r Be d Pro je c t pro g ra m.

Disc har ge Planning

MHSA A Coordina nator Updates...

 June: Implicit Bias & WRAP  Updated Website  Contracts, RFP & 3 Year Plan

CCW Survey Results

• 3 Respondents
• Some comments can easily incorporate into the draft.
• Some comments may get addressed on this call.
• Broader comments primarily related to stakeholder

inclusion.

• Perhaps convene Campaign Development and

Community Outreach Subcommittee.

• Discuss other strategies for moving forward.

CCW Charter Survey Results

CCW Survey Results

Next m meeting: June une 26, 2020 2020 10: 10:00 00 a.m. Vi Via Zoom

Campaign Development & Community Outreach Meets as needed Claire Buckley, Jennifer Price, & Janice LeRoux Clairebuckley2@yahoo.com jleroux@placeroe.k12.ca.us jprice@amihousing.org Workforce Education and Training Meets every 4TH Monday 1:00-2:30 PM Michele Irwin mirwin@pirs.org Sue Compton, MHSA Coordinator O (530) 889-7222; M (530) 308-3238 scompton@placer.ca.gov