Session 3 B. Building Effective Partnerships to Improve Physical and Behavioral Health

8/16/2019 Session 3 B. Building Effective Partnerships to Improve Physical and Behavioral Health

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Building Effective Partnerships Between

Rural Health Communities and Health

Networks

By Bonnie Coyle, MD,MS.,

Rosemarie Lister, MPH, and Rajika Reed, MPH, M.Ed.

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St. Luke’s University Health Network


The mission of St. Luke's University Health Network is an unwavering

commitment to excellence as we care for the sick and injured; educatephysicians, nurses and other health care providers; and improve access to

care in the communities we serve, regardless of a patient's ability to pay for

health care.

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Department of Community Health & Preventive Medicine

Mission Statement

The Community Health and PreventiveMedicine Department of St. Luke's Hospital

continues to strive to achieve its mission of

partnering with the community to increasehealth awareness, improve the health status

of the community and encourage appropriate

access to health services.

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Community Health Strategy

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CHNA

• Community Health Needs Assessment

• Health priorities established 2013, 2016

Implementation

Plan

• Community Health Implementation Plan based upon CHNA

determined needs & priorities

• Community Health Initiatives Campus Committee

Community

Health Initiatives

• Community Partnerships to collaboratively deliver

Community Health Initiatives


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RWJ County Report Card - 2015

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Source: University of Wisconsin Population Health

Institute. County Health Rankings &

Roadmaps 2014. www.countyhealthrankings.org

KEY: At o r Wor se t han PA Standards Worse than US Top Perfo rmer but Bett er t han PA/NJ At or Bett er than US Top Per formers No Data


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Source: University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute. County Health

Rankings & Roadmaps 2014. www.countyhealthrankings.org

KEY: At o r Worse than PA Standards Worse than US Top Performer but Better t han PA/NJ At o r Bet ter than US Top Perfo rmers No Data


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CHNA - Five Main Priority Areas

Improving Access to Care and Reducing Health

Disparities

Promoting Healthy Lifestyles and PreventingChronic Disease

Increasing Mental/Behavioral Health Services

Improving Child & Adolescent Health

Improving Elder Health

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Social Determinants of Health

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Implementation Strategy:

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Adopt a

SchoolModel


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Adopt a School Model

Summary Points Mobile Youth Health Services (Connecting Students to

Medical, Dental & Vision Vans, Insurance, Physical &Behavioral Health Assessments and Services)

Mental Health Programs (Depression Awareness, Substance

Abuse Prevention and Healthy Relationship Programs)

Healthy Living Initiatives (Tail on the Trail, Live Your Life,

School Gardens, Nutrition and Health Education Programs)

Literacy Programs (Dr. Seuss Day, Reading Rocks and Little

Free Libraries) Youth Development and Leadership

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Miners Campus• Panther Valley Area

School District

• Local United Way• Lehigh Carbon

Community College

• Faith-Based groups• Head Start

• CommunityOrganizations and

Businesses

Anderson Campus

• Bangor Area School

District• United Way of the

Greater Lehigh Valley

• NorthamptonCommunity College

• Faith-Based groups

• CommunityOrganizations and

Businesses

Rural Health Community Partnerships


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Points on Partnerships

Health Network

• Administration

• Clinical Departments

• Medical & Nursing

Students & Residents

• Development

• Marketing

• Legal

• Sports Medicine

• Human Resources

Community

• School Districts

• Head Start

• Downtown Centers

• Local Organizations &

Businesses

• Local Farms

• Colleges/Universities

• State

• Federal12

The Department of Community Health is the Liaison within the Health Network

and the Community - What , Why & Benefits of Public Health?


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Example of a State Partnership with the PA Dept. of Health and

University Of Pittsburgh Graduate School Public Health

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1) Blair County

2) Fayette County

3) Indiana County

4) McKean County

5) Capitol Complex

6) Northampton County7) Schuylkill County


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Adopt A School Model = Evidence Based

Miners Campus•Coalition for CommunitySchools – IntegratedStudent Supports

•Primary Care BehavioralHealth – AHRQ (Agency for

Healthcare Research andQuality)

•Mobile Youth Health Center

– Harvard Medical College

Anderson Campus•Coalition for CommunitySchools – IntegratedStudent Supports

•Primary Care BehavioralHealth – AHRQ (Agency forHealthcare Research andQuality)

•Mobile Youth Health Center

– Harvard Medical College


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Examples of National, State, & Local “ Braided” Funding Sources

Miners Campus

•St. Luke’s University Health

Network ‐

Miners

Campus•Rural Health Outreach Grant – HRSA, US Dept. of Health & Human Services

•In Kind

Services

– Panther

Valley School District

•Local Foundation Funding

Anderson

Campus

•St. Luke’s University Health

Network ‐

Anderson

Campus•United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley

•Northampton Community

College

•In Kind Services – Bangor Area School District

•State &

Local

Funding


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Adopt a School Evaluation Plan

Health Network

• Quarterly CHNA

implementation Planning

Meetings

• Monthly Adopt a School

Meetings

• Mid Year & Year End

Report Card

• Published Implementation

Plan Update

Community

• Quarterly CHNA

implementation Plan

Meetings

• Monthly Steering

Meetings

• Mid Year & Year End

Report Card

• Published

Implementation Plan

Update

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Adopt a School Report Card Measures

Health Services – Medical

– Dental – Vision

– Mental Health

Literacy – 3rd Grade PSSA Scores

– Reading Rocks

– Dr. Seuss – Little Free Libraries

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Healthy Living – BMI

– School Health Index – School Gardens

– Nutrition Education

– Rodale Institute Organic

Farm – Tail on the Trail/ Walk Works

Career Development – Career Mentoring

– Leadership Opportunities


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Ready to Learn

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An Adopt a

School Success

Story


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Successful Partnerships = Engagement

Key Lessons Learned:

Stories plus Statistics

Building off the strengths of the community

Effective Communication

Committees: Steering, Internal, & Community

CHNA Process

Implementation Planning

Assessment & Evaluation

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Thank you

Questions & [email protected]

[email protected]@sluhn.org

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