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1 Working with Epidemiologists for Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention Program Development Betty C. Jung, RN MPH CHES Connecticut Department of Public Health Albert Tsai, PhD, MPH Minnesota Department of Health
2 Overview Epidemiology definitions Data sources you should know Epidemiologists: What DO you do? What an epidemiologist can do for your programmatic activities Stroke Warning Signs Media Campaign Hands-on Practice
3 Key Definitions Epidemiology is the study of how often diseases occur in different groups of people and why. Epidemiological information is used to plan and evaluate strategies to prevent illness and as a guide to the management of patients in whom disease has already developed. (Source: Public Health Surveillance The systematic collection, analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of health data on an ongoing basis, to gain knowledge of the pattern of disease occurrence and potential in a community, in order to control and prevent disease in the community. (Source:
4 Common Epidemiology Data Sources Surveys Risk factor data (BRFSS, YRBS) Self-report, disease & disability Economic data Demographics Census Population estimates Births Deaths (Causespecific) Economic data Socioeconomic indicators (Source: Chronic Disease Surveillance in Canada, 2003)
5 Common Epidemiology Data Sources Administrative databases Hospital discharge data Health insurance (claims) data Prescription Drug use datasets Mortality Morbidity Health Services utilization Registries Disease-specific incidence mortality Vital Statistics Birth Records Death Certificates (Source: Chronic Disease Surveillance in Canada, 2003)
6 Using Data in a Logic Model Source: Canada Disease Surveillance (page 13)
7 Essential Functions of Chronic Disease Epidemiology in State Health Departments White paper by the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists Chronic Disease Epidemiology Capacity Building Workgroup (September 2004) (Find it at: Role of chronic disease epidemiologists to support the Ten Essential Public Health Services, prioritized: Tier 1 Essential functions Tier 2 Supportive or coordinating role Tier 3 Limited role
8 Epidemiologist Functions & Public Health Essential Services Tier 1 Essential Functions 1. Surveillance 2. Communication 3. Consultation Tier 2 Supportive &/or Coordinating Role 4. Evaluation 5. Education 6. Investigation 7. Mobilization Tier 3 Limited Role 8. Innovation 9. Regulation 10. Utilization
9 Tier 1 - Surveillance Monitor health status to identify and solve community health problems Use surveillance to: Assess, identify and evaluate Analyze and implement quality control Coordinate information and resources across multiple systems to ensure comprehensive disease surveillance
10 Tier 1 - Communication Inform, educate and empower people about health issues Disseminate information Identify high risk populations, create appropriate messages Ensure target audiences understand messages
11 Tier 1 - Consultation Develop policies and plans that support individual and community health efforts Provide surveillance and evaluation data and scientific information for: Program planning Evaluation Policy development Provide technical assistance to help interpret and apply data
12 Tier 2 - Evaluation Evaluate effectiveness, accessibility, and quality of personal and population-based health services Design, implement, and coordinate scientifically-sound evaluations Using evaluation results Increase existing program effectiveness Design new programs to address identified needs
13 Tier 2 - Education Assure a competent public health and personal health care workforce Training and technical assistance Use of surveillance tools, study design, data analysis methods and tools, data interpretation Ensure consistent surveillance and evaluation approaches and methods Integrate chronic disease epidemiology expertise into program planning and implementation
14 Tier 2 Investigation Diagnose and investigate health problems and health hazards in the community Investigate unusual chronic disease occurrences Identify/quantify health risks associated with environmental exposures, personal and social risk factors
15 Tier 2 Mobilization Mobilize community partnerships and action to identify and solve health problems Use data collected to inform community, policy makers, and others to develop action plans to solve defined health problems
16 Tier 3 Functions Innovation: Research for new insights and innovative solutions to health problems Regulation: Enforce laws and regulations that protect health and ensure safety Utilization: Link people to needed personal health services; Assure the provision of health care when otherwise unavailable
17 Bringing this together What epidemiologists can do for your programmatic activities
18 When Planning /Developing a Program Epidemiologist: Surveillance: Provide surveillance data to identify subpopulations that you can target interventions for Program Manager: The type of program you are thinking of developing: (e.g., educational, environmental change, policy change, etc.) The population you are thinking of working with
19 When Planning /Developing a Program Epidemiologist: Communication: Provide guidance for reaching targeted audiences Program Manager: Age and educational level of the audience The program s message (so we can provide the statistics)
20 When Planning /Developing a Program Epidemiologist: Consultation: Provide scientific basis for developing evaluation activities, help with the development of logic models for interventions Program Manager: The indicators you should be tracking; The outcomes/outputs you want out of the program/activity
21 When Planning /Developing a Program Epidemiologist: Evaluation: Provide guidance for developing an evaluation plan: What kinds of data to collect, how to collect the data, how to analyze and interpret the findings Program Manager: The mission, goals and objectives of your program/activity Inventory of software and staff capability to collect and analyze data
22 When Planning /Developing a Program Epidemiologist: Education; Investigation; Mobilization; Innovation: Present the science behind your program to collaborators and targeted audience Program Manager: Meet and work out an agreement on the specifics the program will address, and the scientific support the epidemiologist will provide
23 When Monitoring a Program Epidemiologist: Consultation: Provide guidance in setting up surveillance systems to track activities: What kinds of data to collect, how to collect the data, tools for collecting data, how to analyze and interpret the findings Program Manager: Available resources (staff and software) to manage the system
24 When Evaluating a Program Epidemiologist Consultation: Provide guidance for collecting data for your evaluation plan: What kinds of data to collect, how to collect the data, tools for collecting data, how to analyze and interpret the findings Program Manager: Available resources (staff and software) to collect and analyze data
25 Example: Stroke Warning Signs Media Campaign Planning and Development Phase Surveillance: Stroke risk factor and mortality for various populations; hospitalizations for stroke from discharge data; signs/symptoms awareness data; population (census) data on race/geography/education Communication: Inform you (the project manager), your staff, and your partners on the need based on the data (see Surveillance )
26 Example: Stroke Warning Signs Media Campaign Planning and Development Phase Education: Present data to partner organizations to set the stage; present evidence that other media campaigns have worked Consultation: Asking tough planning questions: How are we going to evaluate the success of the campaign? What s the best source of data? Should a pre- and a postintervention awareness survey be conducted? Provide guidance on what stroke signs awareness data to obtain; how to keep of track it; analyzing findings; how to most effectively report and disseminate findings
27 Example: Stroke Warning Signs Media Campaign Planning and Development Phase Evaluation: Help set up the evaluation plan asking the questions: What are the measures of success? What data will we need to provide? How should we obtain these data? What will be the plan for analyzing data that we obtain?
28 Example: Stroke Warning Signs Media Campaign Monitoring Phase Consultation: Setting up a surveillance/evaluation database to keep track of how the campaign is going and what the results are showing (process as well as outcomes)
29 Example: Stroke Warning Signs Media Campaign Evaluation Phase Consultation: Provide guidance on how to analyze and interpret the stroke signs awareness data that have been obtained; and how to effectively report and disseminate findings to partners and targeted audiences
30 Now It s Your Turn Let s Walk Through the Steps
31 When I m Planning/Developing A Program This is what I need to think about: This is what I would like the Epidemiologist to do for us:
32 When I m Monitoring A Program This is what I need to think about: This is what I would like the Epidemiologist to do for us:
33 When I am Evaluating A Program This is what I need to think about: This is what I would like the Epidemiologist to do for us:
34 Questions? Betty C. Jung Albert Tsai (651)
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