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Welcome to the CSLC Orientation Webinar! While you are in the lobby Unmute your phone and say hello!! Please complete the poll and share your STATE, AGENCY, and ROLE in the chat 1 Childrens Safety Network April 8 & 9, 2020


  1. Welcome to the CSLC Orientation Webinar! • While you are in the lobby • Unmute your phone and say hello!! • Please complete the poll and share your STATE, AGENCY, and ROLE in the chat 1

  2. Children’s Safety Network April 8 & 9, 2020 Child Safety Learning Collaborative Orientation Webinar

  3. Technical Tips Download resources in the Call (866) 835-7973 to File Share pod (above the listen and be heard slides) Mute yourself when you’re This session is being not talking (use phone’s recorded mute button or press *#) * Use the chat (bottom left) This webinar is subject to to ask questions at any the CSLC data agreement time 3

  4. Funding Sponsor This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under the Child and Adolescent Injury and Violence Prevention Resource Center Cooperative Agreement (U49MC28422) for $5,000,000 with 0 percent financed with nongovernmental sources. This information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the of official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government. 4

  5. Introductions Maria Katradis Data Manager Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention Topic Lead 5

  6. The Children’s Safety Network Team Jennifer Leonardo Director Jenny Stern-Carusone Associate Director Maria Katradis Jim Vetter Erin Ficker Cindy Rodgers Bina Ali Kate Sinclair Keri Lemoine Training & Technical Training & Technical Training & Technical Training & Technical Research Scientist Research Assistant Project Coordinator Assistance Specialist Assistance Specialist Assistance Specialist Assistance Specialist 6

  7. CLSC Topic Leads Cont ntact us us at A ANYTIME IME! Jenny St Stern-Car arus usone ne Maria K Katr tradis Associate Director Training & Technical Motor Vehicle & Traffic Assistance Specialist Safety Topic Team Lead Suicide & Self Harm Oregon Prevention Topic Team Lead Jstern-carusone@edc.org Washington DC (617) 618-2980 mkatradis@edc.org (202) 572-3787 Erin in F Fic icker Jim V Vetter Training & Technical Training & Technical Assistance Specialist Assistance Specialist Sudden Unexpected Infant Bullying Prevention Topic Death Prevention Topic Team Lead Team Lead Waltham, MA Chicago, IL jvetter@edc.org eficker@edc.org (617) 618-2306 (708) 209-8608 7

  8. Directors Jenni nnifer L Leona nardo Role Ro CSN Director Oversees the Children’s Safety Network, • Quality Improvement Advisor including the CSLC Waltham, MA Provides guidance and expertise on quality • jleonardo@edc.org improvement processes Jenny St Stern-Car arus usone ne Role Ro Associate Director Oversees the CSLC operations • CSLC Director Provides guidance on learning community • Oregon planning and quality improvement Jstern-carusone@edc.org Ensures quality and continuity across • teams 8

  9. Data & Website Maria K Katr tradis Ro Role Training & Technical Assistance Manages the CSLC Web Portal • Specialist Provides guidance on data management • Data Manager and entry Washington DC Provides guidance on the tools and • mkatradis@edc.org functions of the CLSC Web Portal and reporting systems Bin ina Al Ali Ro Role Research Scientist Provides background research on the • Director of CSN Economics change packages and Data Analysis Resource Assists with questions and issues related • Center (CSN EDARC) to evidence-based interventions Washington DC Analyses national data sets for trends and • emerging issues 9

  10. Additional CSN Support Cind ndy R y Rodgers Ro Role Training & Technical Plans and facilitates CSN webinars • Assistance Specialist Provides content expertise • crodgers@edc.org Kat ate Sin Sinclair ir Role Ro Research Associate Provides technical support on topic calls • ksinclair@edc.org and webinars Assists with data management • Researches for CSN publications • Keri L i Lemoine Ro Role Project Coordinator Coordinates events • klemoine@edc.org Provides support on materials and • publications 10

  11. Let’s Chat! What are you hoping to accomplish by being part of this Learning Collaborative? 11

  12. Overview of the CSLC Jenny Stern-Carusone Associate Director Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety Topic Lead 12

  13. CSN Framework for Quality Improvements and Innovation in Child Safety 13

  14. Purpose Of CSLC The CSL SLC w will: ll: Actively engage states in collaborative learning and sharing Increase states’ knowledge and implementation of evidence- based strategies and programs Support states to create and use a structured improvement process Contribute to a common national agenda for child safety Demonstrate change over five years 14

  15. Learning Collaborative Time Frame Cohort 1 Cohort 2 Cohort 3 through April through through April 2020 October 2021 2023 15

  16. Participating States And Jurisdictions in Cohort 2 16

  17. Features of Our Learning Collaborative Implement Effective Use of QI Evidence- Shared Aims Strategies and based Methods Measures Strategies Focus on Collaborative Peer Learning Organizational Collaboration Data Sharing Level Change Targeted Collective Build Shared Technical National Vision Assistance Impact ALL T LL TEACH CH – ALL LE LL LEARN 17

  18. Words of Wisdom from Cohort 1 “Break down your work into ‘bite sized’ pieces” “Being part of the CSLC helped us think about the voices who might “Bringing states together who are be missing from our conversation working on the same issues helps and team” you learn from others. They ask questions you might not be thinking about.” 18

  19. CSLC Process In-Person Learning Session • Carry out your June 2020 - implementation and June 2021- November 2020 spread plan October 2021 • Test, implement, and • Set up initial State Strategy spread strategies Team • Confirm selected • Make necessary strategies and measures • Select strategies and • Spread strategies adaptations and apply measures • Continue developing • Continue to apply and lessons learned to strategy team • Explore CSLC web portal accelerate implementation share lessons learned to • Operationalize • Prepare Storyboard slides accelerate implementation • Collect and report data measures/set goals and spread • Create your • Hold the gains April 2020- November 2020- implementation and • Collect and report data May 2020 spread plan May 2021 • Collect and report data Virtual Learning Modified Virtual Session Learning Session 19

  20. Building Your Strategy Team Jim Vetter Bullying Prevention Topic Lead 20

  21. CSLC Charter The charter includes key information about developing your Strategy Teams 21

  22. Typical Strategy Team Members Team manager Data manager Project Epidemiologist coordinator

  23. Poll For which of these roles do you already have team members in place? Note: Multiple roles can be filled by a single individual, but we encourage identifying one person per role to distribute the workload. 23

  24. Typical Strategy Team Members Team manager Data manager Project Epidemiologist coordinator

  25. Typical Strategy Team Members Team manager Data manager Project coordinator Epidemiologist State partner State partner State partner Regional Partner Regional Partner Regional Partner Regional Partner Local Partner Local Partner Local Partner Local Partner Local Partner 25

  26. Strategy Team Examples MVTS Team Example SSHP Team Example • St State Agen gencies • St State Agen gencies • Dept of Health – IVP and MCH directors and other • Department of Health youth/adolescent program staff • Department of Education • Highway Safety Office • Regional al • Department of Mental Health/Substance Abuse • Safe Kids – state and local representation • Par artners • Non-profit Prevention Center • Statewide Suicide Prevention Network • Child Fatality Review Board • Medical Center • AAA • Prevention Alliance • State Farm • Indian Health Services • School representatives (district/individual) 26

  27. Brainstorm: Possible Partners What are some types of organizations might you partner with for the topics that you’re working on in the CSLC? State partners Regional partners Local partners 27

  28. Letting Us Know Who’s On Your Team… Send to: mkatradis@edc.org 28

  29. Feedback from Cohort 1 “Through CSLC participation, “I wish that I had invited our agency developed a our partner organizations strong partnership with an to participate in topic calls organization that we had even sooner than I did. hoped for a long time to The calls were a valuable collaborate with more learning opportunity.” closely.” 29

  30. Change Packages and Topic Alignment Jenny Stern-Carusone Associate Director, Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety Topic Lead 30

  31. Priority Injury Topics Motor Vehicle Traffic Bullying Prevention Safety Sudden Unexpected Suicide and Self-Harm Infant Death Prevention Prevention 31

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