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1 Tribal Epidemiology Center, Tribal, State, & Federal Partnering: To Improve Public Health Data for American Indians/Alaska Natives (AI/AN) An Overview April, 2014
2 LEARNING OBJECTIVES American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) Unique health care entitlement Health disparities Data needs Tribal Epidemiology Centers (TECs) History Purpose & Function Activities Benefits of partnering with TECs
3 Health care entitlement, health disparities, data needs AMERICAN INDIANS AND ALASKA NATIVES (AI/AN)
4 American Indians and Alaska Natives UNIQUE HEALTH CARE ENTITLEMENT Based on Supreme Court decisions, treaties, legislation, and Executive Orders Federally recognized Tribal members have a unique entitlement to federally funded services for: heath care public health services Indian Health Service (IHS) is responsible for fulfilling this federal trust responsibility 1.9 million AI/AN receiving IHS services
5 American Indians and Alaska Natives RELATIONSHIP WITH FEDERAL US GOVERNMENT & RECOGNIZED TRIBES Government-to-government Treaties ratified with Indian Nations did not create tribal governments US recognized Tribal governments as sovereign entities Tribes are domestic sovereign nations not states or local counties Federal laws apply, but Tribal nations construct all other laws and codes
6 American Indians and Alaska Natives U.S. CENSUS DATA 565 Federally Recognized Tribes in 35 States Nearly 2.5 million people enrolled 2010 Total AI/AN population 5.2 million AI/AN Alone or in combination Since 2000, AI/AN pop grew by 26.7% vs. overall US growth of 9.7% Source: US Census Bureau: CB12-FF.22 ; Oct 25, 2012
7 American Indians and Alaska Natives NATIONAL SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH EDUCATION 79% with a High School education vs. US 86% 13% with Bachelor s degree vs. US 28% INCOME $35,192 median income vs. US $50, % live in poverty vs. US15.9% HEALTH INSURANCE 27.6% lack insurance vs. US15.1%
8 American Indians and Alaska Natives AI/AN NATIONAL MORTALITY RATE DISPARITIES, MORTALITY AI/AN RATE NHW RATE RATE RATIO c INFANT 8.3 a 5.6 a 1.5 MOTORVEHICLE CRASHES 29.1 b 15.0 b 1.9 SUICIDE 14.6 b 14.4 b 1.0 DRUG INDUCED 12.1 b 13.6 b 0.9 CORNOARY HEART DISEASE 97.4 b b 0.7 HOMICIDES 11.8 b 3.7 b 3.2 a RATES Per 1,000 b RATES Per 100,000 c Disparities for AI/AN are RR >1.0 Source: CDC Morbidly and Weekly Report Supplement 2011, Vol 60 Health Disparities and Inequalities Report.
9 History, Purpose & Function, and Activities TRIBAL EPIDEMIOLOGY CENTERS (TECS)
10 Tribal Epidemiology Centers ESTABLISHED Congress Indian Health Care improvement Act (IHCIA) In 1996, four TECs were started TECs function independently, but also as part of a national group Core funding: Indian Health Service Cooperative Agreement with IHS Division of Epidemiology and Disease Prevention - provides program oversight, administrative and technical support
11 Tribal Epidemiology Centers 2010 AFFORDABLE CARE ACT Permanently reauthorized the IHCIA TECs given public health authority status Health and Human Services (HHS) directed to give TECs access to HHS data systems and protected health information Centers for Disease Control and Prevention must provide TECs technical assistance Each IHS Area must have TEC access
12 Tribal Epidemiology Centers
13 Tribal Epidemiology Centers SEVEN CORE FUNCTIONS Functions of TECs: In consultation with and on the request of Indian tribes, tribal organizations, and urban Indian organizations, each Service area epidemiology center established under this section shall, with respect to the applicable Service area and in summary: Collect data Evaluate data and programs Identify health priorities with tribes Make recommendations for health service needs Make recommendations for improving health care delivery systems Provide epidemiologic technical assistance to tribes and tribal organizations Provide disease surveillance to tribes
14 States & Federal Government, TEC & Tribes, All BENEFITS OF PARTNERING
15 Benefits of Partnering Benefit to States & Federal Governments: Contribute on solving AI/AN health disparities Ensure data is accurate and reliable Gain guidance with an AI/AN perspective Benefit to TEC & Tribes: Data needed for AI/AN health assessments Increase utility/quality of data and reports Gain expert guidance Benefit to All: Makes efficient use of limited resources Increased capacity to serve AI/AN populations Improve AI/AN health outcomes
16 TEC Best Practices Report Published Jan All 12 TECs included Electronic and limited paper copies available TEC websites Vendor booth
17 Contents Executive Summary Overview of Tribal Epidemiology Centers Brief Profile of Each TEC 19 Featured Best Practices Data Challenges and Strategies Future Directions/Next Steps
18 Featured Best Practices Adolescent Health Behavioral Health Suicide Substance Abuse Mental Health Chronic Disease Asthma Cancer Diabetes
19 Featured Best Practices - Continued Obesity Immunizations Sexually Transmitted Diseases Injury and Injury Prevention Maternal and Child Health Vital Statistics
20 Featured Best Practices Continued AASTEC YRRS/YRBS Oversample Survey Year Additional Schools Additional Students Response Rate Total Students All High Schools 594 AI/AN 70% 2,366 AI/AN 11,328 ALL High schools = 13 Mid schools = 10 1,985 AI/AN 3,794 ALL 74% 8,274 AI/AN 45,877 ALL High schools = 15 Mid schools = 18 3,471 AI/AN 7,392 ALL 79% 10,600 AI/AN 29,404 ALL High schools = 21 Mid schools = 25 Pending 78% Pending
21 TEC Success Stories Ability to Practice Public Health: o Among over 560 different Tribes with varying health believes, cultures and traditions o In RURAL communities and sometimes SUPER FRONTIER communities o Among communities with limited public health infrastructure/foundation o With very little funds for great public health needs/gaps o With very little technical support help o With very willing communities who volunteer at the drop of a hat and with direction, are willing to get the work done.
22 TEC Challenges Affordable Care Act (ACA) Support o Fully funded TEC based on PUBLIC HEALTH CAPACITY BUILDING need not population DHHS Agencies Support o Qualified Public Health Practitioner Assignments o Project Technical Support Data o Access o Race/Ethnicity Measures/Misclassification o Small Population Size o Data Quality
23 Future Directions/Next Steps Incorporate TEC Surveillance into larger surveillance systems CBPR Approaches Collaboration with other public health entities Tribal County State Federal
24 Questions?
25 Contact Information Tom Anderson, MPH Oklahoma Area TEC (OKTEC) Kevin English, DrPH Albuquerque Area TEC (AASTEC) Dr. Folorunso Akintan, MD MPH Rocky Mountain TEC (MTWYTLC)
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