Healthy Child Care: It s Not Magic!

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1 The North Carolina Child Care Health Consultant Association 2015 Annual Conference Healthy Child Care: It s Not Magic! March 24 (Afternoon) March 25 (Full day) The Friday Center, Chapel Hill, NC The Annual NC Care Health Consultant Association Conference is sponsored by: NC Child Care Health Consultant Association NC Division of Public Health, Children and Youth Branch

2 AGENDA Tuesday March 24 th 12:30 PM Registration 1:00 PM Welcome 1:20 PM Session I: Division of Child Development and Early Education Updates Lorie Pugh 1:50 PM Session II: Department of Health and Human Services - Environmental Updates David Brown 2:20 PM Session III: North Carolina Partnership for Children Updates Christina DiSalvo 2:40 PM Break and Snack 3:00 PM Session IV: Child Care Health Consultation Across North Carolina: A Panel Discussion Christina DiSalvo, Sharon Ware, Sharon Brown, Rhonda Rambeaut, and Theresa Stenersen 4:15 PM Graduation of New CCHCs 4:45 PM Annual NC CCHCA Meeting/Logic Model/Election 5:30 PM Social Hour and Activities Wednesday March 25 th 7:45 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:15 AM Welcome and Introduction of Keynote Speaker 8:40 AM Keynote Address: Neighborhood Play, Every Day Mike Lanza 9:30 AM Visit Vendors and Exhibits 10:00 AM Breakout Session I: A. Nurturing the Brain through Responsive Relationships Nicola Finch, Natalie Tackitt and Joy Herrera B. Engaging Child Care Facilities in Community Physical Activity Programs Tony Geiger and Glenda Linens C. Understanding the Clinical and Environmental Aspects of Managing Asthma for Children and their Families Lisa Johnson and Megan Hoert Hughes 11:30 AM Visit Vendors and Exhibits 12:00 PM Lunch and Networking 1:00 PM Breakout Session II: A. Saving Lives - One Vaccine at a Time Beth Meadows B. Baby Oral Health Care.What Child Care Providers Should Know Katrina Matticon-Chalwe and Lauria Davis C. WorkWell Orange County Ashley Mercer 2:00 PM Break and Snack 2:20 PM Breakout Session III: A. Lead Exposure, Treatment, and Remediation in Child Care David Brown B. A Healthy Start for Young Children: How do I Play a Part? Natasha Bowden and Rachelle Hardison C. Interagency Investigations of Child Abuse and Neglect in Child Care Facilities Tiffany Graves 3:20 PM Wrap Up, Evaluation, and Raffle

3 Session I: 1:20-1:50 PM What s Happening at the NC Division of Child Development and Early Education Lorie Pugh Regulatory Services Assistant Section Chief DHHS/DCDEE Tuesday March 24th Session III: 2:20-2:40 PM Strengthening the NC CCHC Infrastructure: RTT- ELC CCHC Project Update Christina DiSalvo Early Care and Education Program Officer, NC Partnership for Children, Inc. This presentation will provide a brief overview of NC Child Care Commission activities related to regulatory reform, new and proposed child care rules and how these rules will be implemented across the state. New or upcoming initiatives related to early care and education activities will be shared, including an update on what is happening at the Division of Child Development and Early Education (DCDEE). Session II: 1:50-2:20 PM Updates from DHHS Environmental Health Section David Brown Surveillance Coordinator DHHS/DPH Through Rtt-ELC funding, NCPC has partnered with NC Child Care Health and Safety Resource Center and DPH to build statewide capacity and effectiveness for child care health consultation. The project has established a regional coaching model for Child Care Health Consultants (CCHCs) statewide targeting and promotion of a medical home for ongoing preventive health care and promotion of health literacy. Further enhancements include the development of a CCHC Model, CCHC Performance Assessment tool, and NC Health and Safety Assessment App. The presentation will discuss the current status of the Rtt-ELC CCHC work and upcoming pilot. This session will provide an overview of the work of the NC Department of Health and Human Services Children s Environmental Health Program, including regulatory updates and rule changes that may impact the work of CCHCs across the state. Child Care Health Consultant Association Annual Meeting 4:15 PM * Graduation of CCHCs * Logic Model * Executive Committee Members Reports * Election of 2015 Officers Social Hour 5:30-6:30 Session IV: 3:00-4:15 PM Child Care Health Consultation Across North Carolina: A Panel Discussion Sharon Brown, Rhonda Rambeaut, Theresa Stenersen Child Care Health Consultant Coaches, NC Child Care Health and Safety Resource Center; Sharon Ware State Child Care Nurse Consultant DHHS; Christina DiSalvo Early Care and Education Program Officer, The North Carolina Partnership for Children Learn how child care health consultants are using new tools and models to provide support to the early childhood community. Issues for both new and seasoned CCHCs will be discussed from a variety of coaching and consultation perspectives, including ways to incorporate the new tools into the daily work of the CCHC.

4 Wednesday, March 25 th 8:40-9:30 AM Neighborhood Play, Everyday Keynote Speaker: Mike Lanza Mike Lanza is author of Playborhood: Turn Your Neighborhood Into a Place for Play. He also blogs at Playborhood.com. He has worked hard to create a very rich neighborhood play life for his three boys - ages 10, 7, and 5 - in Menlo Park, California. He has also discovered and written about dozens of neighborhoods throughout North America that are doing innovative things to make a vibrant life for kids. Prior to his writing career, Mike was a five-time software and Internet entrepreneur in Silicon Valley. He holds an MA in Education and an MBA from Stanford University. Neighborhood Play, Every Day Children hardly play outside on their own in their neighborhoods, and they are suffering in many ways as a result. Mike will describe how we can give children a life of neighborhood play, every day. First, he'll describe how this problem is social in nature, so that individual solutions like limiting screen time or structured activities are, by themselves, inadequate. Then, Mike will describe many innovative communities in the US that have vibrant play cultures for their children. Finally, he will provide a comprehensive set of step-by-step solutions for parents and child care providers. **************************************************** Breakout Session I: 10:00-11:30 AM Session I A Brain Development and Toxic Stress in Young Children Nicola Finch RN BSN, Postpartum/Newborn Home Visiting Nurse Guilford County DHHS-Division of Public Health; Natalie Tackitt, Parent Education Community Coordinator - Children s Home Society of NC; Joy Herrera, Consultant Bringing out the Best for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships UNCG This presentation will define the types of stress and discuss how each affects the developing child s brain and body. Participants will learn how caregivers can use specific strategies for helping young children cope with stress. In addition, we will be discussing specific techniques for successfully engaging high risk families. Session I B Engaging Child Care Facilities in Community Physical Activity Programs Glenda Linens RN, Wellness Nurse - Alamance County Health Department; Tony Geiger, Program Manager, Kids in Parks Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation This session will discuss the Alamance County Physical Activity and Recreation Challenge program, including how the program was implemented, and evaluated and how it could be duplicated in other counties. This session will also introduce you to the Kids in Parks program and how the program has expanded from North Carolina into a national network of TRACK Trails. Kids in Parks is also partnering with doctor s offices interested in prescribing hiking and outdoor activity to children as part of the Park Rx movement. Session I C Understanding the Clinical and Environmental Aspects of Managing Asthma for Children and their Families Lisa C. Johnson, Coordinator, Pediatric Asthma Program - Vidant Medical Group; Megan Hoert Hughes, Environmental Health Educator/Research Associate - UNC Center for Environmental Health and Susceptibility, Community Outreach and Engagement Core Asthma is a leading chronic condition affecting over 369,000 diagnosed children in North Carolina. This session will provide professionals with the knowledge critical to helping children and their families understand asthma management. Treatment options, appropriate medications, and ways to reduce environmental asthma triggers in homes, schools, child care centers, and other locations will be discussed.

5 Breakout Session II: 1:00-2:00 PM Session II A Saving Lives One Vaccine at a Time Beth Meadows, Field Services Unit Manager - NC DHHS/DPH/ Immunization Branch Immunizations continue to be one of the most important public health interventions. This session will review the importance of continued diligence in vaccinating across the life-span, the impact of vaccine refusers and alternative schedules, and an overview of the upcoming 2015 Immunization Law changes. Session II B Baby Oral Health Care.What Providers Should Know Katrina Mattison-Chalwe DDS, Dental Director- Piedmont Health Services; Lauria Davis RDH, Quality Manager and bohp coordinator - Piedmont Health Services In conjunction with UNC School of Dentistry and Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), Piedmont Health Services embarked on an adventure to treat more babies prior to the age of one in our dental clinics. This led to interdisciplinary interactions between our WIC, medical, and dental programs. This session will allow you to explore the concepts of interdisciplinary multi messaging and how to encourage dental visits prior to the formation of bad oral health habits. Session II C WorkWell Orange County Ashley Mercer MPH, Healthy Carolinians Coordinator - Orange County Health Department This session will present a simple worksite wellness toolkit that can be utilized to help small businesses, such as child care facilities, start their own worksite wellness program. WorkWell Orange County is intended for small businesses that may not have resources to implement a costly worksite wellness program. We will summarize the steps Healthy Carolinians of Orange County undertook during the production of the worksite wellness toolkit and how it can be replicated in a child care setting.

6 Breakout Session III: 2:20-3:20 PM Session III A Lead Exposure, Treatment and Remediation in Child Care David Brown Surveillance Coordinator DHHS/DPH Lead levels affect the overall health and the physical and cognitive development of young children. Facility maintenance is directly related to lead exposure in child care centers, particularly those programs located in older structures. This session will cover techniques for identifying sources of lead as well as proper cleaning and abatement methods. Session III B A Healthy Start for Young Children: How do I Play a Part? Natasha Bowden, Shape NC Hub Specialist - Smart Start of Buncombe County; Rachelle Hardison, Shape NC Hub Specialist - Onslow Partnership for Children There are only 2000 days from a child s birth until they enter kindergarten. Have you ever wondered if you could have an impact on those early years? With early childhood obesity on the rise, it is important that children have a healthy start in life. Find out how you can make a difference in the field of early childhood. Session III C Interagency Investigations of Child Abuse and Neglect in Child Care Facilities Tiffany Graves, Investigations Supervisor - Division of Child Development and Early Education This session will increase knowledge and awareness of incidents of child abuse and neglect in child care facilities. This training will include information regarding interagency investigations of child abuse/neglect and violations of child care requirements in child care facilities, including the Division of Child Development and Early Education s role and authority in conducting investigations.

7 Hotel Accommodations Rooms are reserved for this conference at three area hotels. Make reservations prior to the expiration date to receive these reduced rates. Hampton Inn & Suites: $ Farrington Road, Chapel Hill, NC (1.7 miles from Friday Center) Phone: (919) Use group code NCH, ask for NC Child Care Health Conference. Reserve by 3/5/15. The rate includes a full deluxe hot breakfast and high speed wireless internet access. Holiday Inn Express: $ Farrington Road, Chapel Hill, NC (1.67 miles from Friday Center) Phone: (919) Use group code NCH, ask for NC Child Care Health Conference. Reserve by 3/5/15. Marriott Courtyard Chapel Hill: $ Marriott Way, Chapel Hill, NC (across from the Friday Center) Phone: Hotel (919) / Reservations Ask for NC Child Care Health Consultant Block. Reserve by 2/21/15. Directions to the Friday Center 100 Friday Center Drive Chapel Hill NC local ~ toll-free From the North: I-95 South, Merge I-85 S via Exit 51 toward US-460 W/Durham. Merge onto US-15 BYP S/US-501 BYP S via Exit 174 B on the right toward Chapel Hill. Merge onto US-15 S/US-501 S. Take NC-54 E ramp towards Raleigh. Turn Right onto Friday Center Drive. Take the second right into the parking area. Guest parking is on the left. From the South: I-95 North to Exit 81 (I-40 West, toward Raleigh). Merge onto NC-54 West via Exit 273 toward Chapel Hill. Drive for 2 miles. Turn left onto Friday Center Drive. Take the second right into the parking area. Guest parking is on the left. From the East: I-40 West to Exit 273 (54 West), drive for 2 miles. Make left on Friday Center Drive. Take the second right into the parking area. Guest parking is on the left. From the West: I-40 East to Exit 273 toward Chapel Hill. Turn right onto NC 54 West for 2 miles. Make a left on Friday Center Drive. Take the second right into the parking area. Guest parking is on the left. Friday Center Attire: Room temperatures at the Friday Center can vary. Please dress in layers to be comfortable in the various rooms in the Friday Center.

8 2015 NC CCHCA Annual Conference Registration NAME: Home Address (Required for CEUs): Work Address: Phone Number: Fax Number: Address (required for confirmation): Date of Birth (required for CEUs): Conference Sessions/events On Tuesday March 24 th I will be attending: NC CCHCA Reception (cost included in registration fee) Yes No On Wednesday March 25 th, I would like to attend (please provide a 1 st and 2nd choice for each session. Sessions will be assigned on a first come, first served basis as space permits): Session I (10-11:30 AM) A B C Session II (1:00-2:00 PM) A B C Session III (2:20-3:20 PM) A B C I am willing to be a workshop session host. Yes No Registration Deadline March 17, 2015 (No on-site registration) Registration Fee NC CCHC Association members (Dues paid for 2015) $75 Non-members $150 One day attendance only (March 25th) Amount Enclosed $ Make your check payable to NC CCHCA and mail with completed registration form to: NC Child Care Health Consultant Association C/O Lindsey Pertet, Treasurer PO Box 856 Murphy, NC For Information Mary Cleary Phone: clearym@unc.edu Lindsey Pertet Phone: lindsey.pertet@cherokeecounty-nc.gov.75 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be available for award. CEUs are approved for RNs. An registration confirmation will be sent. If you have not received confirmation by the registration deadline (March17th) CONTACT US! $75