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Local Health Improvement Plan (LHIP) Update and Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) Plans Presentation to the Community Health Advisory Committee July 16, 2015 Daniel Coulter, MPH: daniel.coulter@maryland.gov 443.245.3767 Jean-Marie Donahoo, MPH-HP: jmdonahoo@uhcc.com 443.674.1290

Local Health Improvement Plan (LHIP)- Background State Health Improveme nt Process (SHIP) Launched in Sept. 2011 CHAC chosen to serve as Cecil County s Local Health Improveme nt Coalition (LHIC) Local Health Improveme nt Plan (LHIP) released in Jan. 2012 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) released in May 2013 LHIP Update Presentatio ns- July, 2013, July, 2014, Jan., 2015 Revised LHIP Work Plans- Spring 2015 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA)- Summer 2015

Local Health Improvement Plan (LHIP)- Priorities Priority 1: Prescription Drug Abuse Priority 2: Access to Mental/Behavioral Health Treatment and Services Priority 3: Substance Abuse Prevention Priority 4: Child Abuse Prevention Priority 5: Childhood Obesity

Local Health Improvement Plan Cecil County is meeting MD 2017 Goals for 12 of 38 measures for which county level data is available LHIP targets 6 select measures (LHIP)- SHIP Data

Priority 1: Prescription Drug Abuse Goals & Objectives Goal: Reduce incidence of fatal and non fatal overdoses in Cecil County Raise awareness about consequences of substance abuse, including prescription drugs and other opioids Elevate physician participation in Maryland prescription drug monitoring program (PDMP) Increase community disposal of unused medications, especially prescribed controlled substances Increase overdose prevention education and distribution of emergency overdose response kits with intranasal Naloxone medication Elevate review and consideration of local overdose incidents

Priority 2: Access to Mental/Behavioral Health Treatment and Services Goal & Objectives Goal: Reduce the number of individuals with behavioral health conditions being admitted to the local emergency room Expand the range of services within the continuum of mental/behavioral health care that are available to Cecil County residents Develop strategies to reduce ER visits by identified high utilizers with behavioral health conditions Goal: Reduce the suicide rate in Cecil County Promote community awareness and education on behavioral health conditions and how to access care

Priority 3: Substance Abuse Prevention Goal & Objectives Goal: Establish an accessible and integrated continuum of substance abuse prevention, intervention and treatment services for the adolescents and their families of Cecil County Raise awareness about consequences of drug use among youth in Cecil County Increase the number of Cecil County youth and families who participate in evidenced-based prevention and early-intervention programs

Priority 4: Child Abuse Prevention Goal & Objectives Goal: Decrease the incidence of child abuse in Cecil County Increase public awareness about child abuse and neglect Increase public awareness about child abuse and neglect prevention resources Educate parents on issues of child development, discipline, and positive parenting skills Educate professionals about child abuse and neglect Increase programming for at risk families

Priority 5: Childhood Obesity Goal & Objectives Goal: Improve nutrition and increase physical activity for youth (children) in Cecil County to reduce the prevalence and incidence of childhood obesity Increase awareness of available youth-oriented physical activities and youth-oriented nutritious foods available in the county Increase motivation for youth to participate appropriate amounts of physical activity and eating healthy on a daily basis Increase youth s access to physical activities and nutritious foods in each community in Cecil County

Community Health Needs Assessment Purpose: (CHNA)- Plans Examination of the health status of Cecil County residents to identify key problems and assets The ultimate goal is to develop strategies to address the community s health needs and identified issues [Creation of a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)] Components: Review of Secondary data sources Community Health Survey Open to all Cecil County residents ages 18 and older Focus Groups For special populations who may have trouble accessing the survey

Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA)- Timeline of Activities July-September 2015: Community Health Survey and Focus Groups October- November 2015: Develop CHNA January 2016: Present CHNA findings to CHAC 30 day comment period; Revisions based on feedback February- March 2016: CHAC to decide on top three priorities for CHIP and create work plans March-April 2016: Develop CHIP 30 day comment period; Revisions based on feedback June 2016: Publish completed CHNA and CHIP

Links Cecil County Community Health Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/cecilcountycommunityhealthsurvey Cecil County Community Health Needs Assessment (current): https://uhcc.thehcn.net/content/sites/uhcc/uhcc_chna_report_fy12-fy13.pdf Cecil County Local Health Improvement Plan (current): http://www.cecilcountyhealth.org/ccdhxx/pdf/lhic%20memo%20attachment%20ceci l%20county%20final_2.pdf State Health Improvement Process: http://cecil.md.networkofcare.org/ph/