Cassie Sellards-Reck NPAIHB Tribal Leaders Diabetes Representative

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1 Cassie Sellards-Reck NPAIHB Tribal Leaders Diabetes Representative

2 SDPI Community grants Portland Area - overview 40 SDPI communitydirected grant programs Multiple best practices NPAIHB data project (IHS Contract) 3 Urban (SIHB, NARA, Spokane) Subcontract pharmacy- Colville, Warm Springs 2

3 Portland Area SDPI update Portland area: Three programs did not apply Two have not in the past One did not get application in One tribe submitted but was not funded Small rural tribes and turn over 3

4 NW SDPI Tribal Best Practices Diabetes-related Education (15) Foot exam (5) Chronic Kidney Disease Screening and Monitoring (4) Eye Exam (3) Glycemic Control (3) Physical Activity Education (3) Blood Pressure Control (2) Immunizations: Hepatitis B (2) Nutrition Education (2) Lipid Management in CVD (1)

5 NW Best Practices All of the NW Best Practice Required Key Measures can be found using RPMS and the DMS Audit Menu, and uploaded to SDPI Outcomes System using the WebAudit tool.

6 SDPI Activities at Tribal Sites Coquille Canning Classes Showing how to preserve food via canning Created a gardening program Preparing frozen meals for Elders Meals on Wheels model Making sure the food is traditional (ex: salmon, fish eyes, etc.) Cow Creek Healthy Cooking shows Demonstrations that are hands-on How to select healthy food options NARA Offers Diabetes Screening/Education days Using fliers to engage the community Host morning/afternoon events providing healthy food 9/30/2016 Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board 6

7 SDPI Activities at Tribal Sites Port Gamble Nurse home visits Track and coordinate eye care visits with local eye care providers Warm Springs Offers Diabetes Classes at no charge Healthy lunch provided take home grocery list Conducts Risk test Finger test during class Awareness Campaign Diabetes is preventable Tulalip 6 week Stanford Model Chronic disease management Wisdom of Elders Lay leadership community volunteers 9/30/2016 Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board 7

8 Other tribal snippets Quick Meal Guides simple ingredients and fast Incorporate traditional foods to create a spiritual connection with heritage (ex: salmon, fish eyes, etc.) Successful title ideas for food for the elders baskets for elders Meals on wheels using upbeat terminology and naming the program something fun Creating a gardening program where participants can help grow their food Healthy communities Policy 50/50: meetings/gatherings 50% healthy meals options 8

9 WTDP IHS Contract NPAIHB Resolution passed October % area SDPI funds for WTDP Continue data support and training to NW tribes Bridge funding depleted December 2015 NPAIHB Fund Distribution workgroup approved funding November 2016 IHS released solicitation contract January 2016 Contract awarded May 2016 Contract issues: Managed by national IHS office Portland area funding Travel restrictions Approval requires 30 days Challenge for providing technical assistance to tribal programs No indirect allowed / travel 9

10 NW WTDP SDPI/Tribal Events NW Regional Diabetes Conference May 24-25, participants 20 tribal programs Native Fitness XII August 30-31, participants 80 tribal programs Diabetes Management Systems Class Six trainings 2016 (3 out of Area) 120 participants 27 programs

11 NWTEC (EpiCenter) Funding 2015 For the year beginning October 2015, each Tribal Epidemiology Center received funding The funding was provided by IHS and was for one year This funding was a result of funds pulled back from the CDC gardening project The NWTEC provided support for on-going RPMS/DMS training, consultation to other areas on training and an area diabetes report. Training was provided in the Portland Area and three other areas The report will be made available at the October 2016 Quarterly Board Meeting

12 Contact Information Western Tribal Diabetes Program Kerri Lopez (Tolowa), Project Director Don Head (Gwich'in), Project Specialist Erik Kakuska (Zuni Pueblo), Project Specialist Phone: /30/2016 Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board 12