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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
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and share your STATE, AGENCY, and ROLE in the chat
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Children’s Safety Network April 8 & 9, 2020
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Call (866) 835-7973 to listen and be heard Download resources in the File Share pod (above the slides) Mute yourself when you’re not talking (use phone’s mute button or press *#) This session is being recorded Use the chat (bottom left) to ask questions at any time This webinar is subject to the CSLC data agreement
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.
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Maria Katradis Data Manager Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention Topic Lead
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Jennifer Leonardo Director Jenny Stern-Carusone Associate Director Maria Katradis Training & Technical Assistance Specialist Jim Vetter Training & Technical Assistance Specialist Erin Ficker Training & Technical Assistance Specialist Cindy Rodgers Training & Technical Assistance Specialist Bina Ali Research Scientist Kate Sinclair Research Assistant Keri Lemoine Project Coordinator
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Jenny St Stern-Car arus usone ne Associate Director Motor Vehicle & Traffic Safety Topic Team Lead Oregon Jstern-carusone@edc.org (617) 618-2980 Erin in F Fic icker Training & Technical Assistance Specialist Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Prevention Topic Team Lead Chicago, IL eficker@edc.org (708) 209-8608 Maria K Katr tradis Training & Technical Assistance Specialist Suicide & Self Harm Prevention Topic Team Lead Washington DC mkatradis@edc.org (202) 572-3787 Jim V Vetter Training & Technical Assistance Specialist Bullying Prevention Topic Team Lead Waltham, MA jvetter@edc.org (617) 618-2306 Cont ntact us us at A ANYTIME IME!
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Jenny St Stern-Car arus usone ne Associate Director CSLC Director Oregon Jstern-carusone@edc.org Ro Role
planning and quality improvement
teams Jenni nnifer L Leona nardo CSN Director Quality Improvement Advisor Waltham, MA jleonardo@edc.org Ro Role
including the CSLC
improvement processes
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Bin ina Al Ali Research Scientist Director of CSN Economics and Data Analysis Resource Center (CSN EDARC) Washington DC Maria K Katr tradis Training & Technical Assistance Specialist Data Manager Washington DC mkatradis@edc.org Ro Role
change packages
to evidence-based interventions
emerging issues Ro Role
and entry
functions of the CLSC Web Portal and reporting systems
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Cind ndy R y Rodgers Training & Technical Assistance Specialist crodgers@edc.org Ro Role
Kat ate Sin Sinclair ir Research Associate ksinclair@edc.org Ro Role
and webinars
Keri L i Lemoine Project Coordinator klemoine@edc.org Ro Role
publications
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Jenny Stern-Carusone Associate Director Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety Topic Lead
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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
The CSL SLC w will: ll:
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Shared Aims Use of QI Methods Implement Evidence- based Strategies Effective Strategies and Measures Collaborative Data Sharing Peer Learning Focus on Organizational Level Change Collaboration Targeted Technical Assistance Collective National Impact Build Shared Vision
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“Break down your work into ‘bite sized’ pieces” “Bringing states together who are working on the same issues helps you learn from others. They ask questions you might not be thinking about.” “Being part of the CSLC helped us think about the voices who might be missing from our conversation and team”
Team
measures
April 2020- May 2020
strategies and measures
strategy team
measures/set goals
implementation and spread plan
June 2020 - November 2020
implementation and spread plan
spread strategies
adaptations and apply lessons learned to accelerate implementation
November 2020- May 2021
share lessons learned to accelerate implementation and spread
June 2021- October 2021
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In-Person Learning Session Virtual Learning Session Modified Virtual Learning Session
Jim Vetter Bullying Prevention Topic Lead
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Team manager Data manager Project coordinator Epidemiologist
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Note: Multiple roles can be filled by a single individual, but we encourage identifying one person per role to distribute the workload.
Team manager Data manager Project coordinator Epidemiologist
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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
MVTS Team Example
State Agen gencies
youth/adolescent program staff
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SSHP Team Example
State Agen gencies
artners
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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
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Send to: mkatradis@edc.org
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“Through CSLC participation,
strong partnership with an
hoped for a long time to collaborate with more closely.” “I wish that I had invited
to participate in topic calls even sooner than I did. The calls were a valuable learning opportunity.”
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Jenny Stern-Carusone Associate Director, Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety Topic Lead
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Bullying Prevention Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Prevention Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention
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Bullying Prevention
Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety
Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Prevention
Suicide and Self- Harm Prevention
Strategy Teams are States specific and Topic Teams are where we come Together around the topic
Colors indicate a new strategy team in that topic
informed strategies
capacity for implementation and spread
selected national performance measures
significant overlap of strategies and measures
potential improvement
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Example
improvement to focus the work
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measures
and impact
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Using data from our November 2018 baseline survey, CSN and the CSLC are working together to achieve the following objectives by 2023:
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1.Decrease
ase the mortality rate from SUID by 5% and increase safe sleep behaviors by 4%
ase bullying victimization by 2% for ages 6-19
ase suicide related fatalities and self-harm related hospitalizations, and emergency
department visits by 4% for ages 10 through 19
ase motor vehicle traffic related fatalities, hospitalizations, and emergency department
visits by 4% for ages 0 through 19
State sets goals for individual strategies Multiple states report on the same measure to exemplify collaborative results CSLC strives to achieve Health Impact
2023
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Pre/Post st B Baseli eline
completes a brief questionnaire at the start and end
Month thly R Reports ts
Package Measures
Assessment Mo Monthly PD PDSA Cyc ycles
update PDSAs as they develop Monthly Ca Calls lls
report data, progress, challenges and lessons learned
Assistance Webinars – Focus
strategies and quality improvement methods
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Learning Sessions
Includes train inin ing utilizing experts o s on cross ss-cutti tting strategies, and educ ucati tion/ n/resour urces such as change p packages to increase practitioner knowledge and skills across priority and emerging child safety topics
Child safety expertise:
Includes building capacity to create, leverage, and sustain effective pa partnerships ps and c colla llabo boration with stak akeholder anal analysis and support instituting MO MOU’s ’s/MO MOA’s, as well as working with policy makers to devel elop a p and i imp mplem emen ent t poli licy, such as organizational policy and standards of care
Management and leadership:
Includes capacity building to develop
implement i injury and v violence pr prevention s systems ms using quality improvement and implementation science methods and tools such as 90 90-day a aim s statements and PD PDSAs, improve dat ata c a collection and and e eval aluation with tools such as Outcome me Da Data Wor
heets, and improve practi tice/ e/pr program d devel elopm pmen ent to ensure widespread implementation of evidence-driven interventions
Systems improvement:
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To request t technic nical al assis istanc ance, ple lease se com complete t thi his f for
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Maria Katradis Data Manager Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention Topic Lead
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Click either link to open login window
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toward a state/jurisdiction goal
states/jurisdictions that have selected the same measures. These graphs are visible on your topic team pages and can demonstrate progress by the topic team
driven decision making
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All materials provided by CSN (via our CSLC web portal, CSLC e-mails, and CSLC Calls) and data submitted to the CSLC are for use only within the CSLC and are not to be shared without the explicit consent of CSN Staff and/or the individual state representatives who have submitted that data.
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Please enter your questions in the Q & A pod or raise your hand to be called on. If w we’ve muted you
use se * *# t to u
Erin Ficker Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Prevention Topic Lead
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communicate your vision and strategy for child/adolescent injury prevention
mon u understan andin ding among team members and partners
port from key stakeholders
suggestions
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In the CSLC, you will:
help lp o
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calls to gain ain f feedb dback an and d further cla larify fy y you
r pla lans
celebra rate p progre ress to date
Storyboards as examples.
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Email these to Mkatradis@edc.org by Monday, April 27, 2020
encouraged to attend
days
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nd Tues
nd Thursday
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Recurring calendar invitations will be sent to all enrolled State Strategy Team members
want to address.
(mkatradis@edc.org) or upload to your State/Jurisdiction Profile page
(mkatradis@edc.org) by Monday, April 27, 2020.
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Please contact your topic lead with questions or for more information:
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Bullyin ing P Preventio ion Jim Vetter (jvetter@edc.org) Mo Motor V Vehi hicle T Tra raffi fic S Safety Jenny Stern-Carusone (jstern-carusone@edc.org) Sudde den U Unexpe xpected I d Infant D Death P Preventio ion Erin Ficker (eficker@edc.org) Su Suic icide an and Se d Self-Har arm P m Preventio ion Maria Katradis (mkatradis@edc.org)
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