[LHDAccreditation] Fwd: January PI Compass

Sierra Prior sierra at oregonclho.org
Thu Jan 23 08:06:02 PST 2020 

AWG,

Checkout the virtual community focused on Performance Management! Please
send me an email if you end up logging in to the Learning Community and
share your thoughts.

(Apologies if you are already subscribed to this particular NACCHO mailing
list.)

Sierra Prior, MPH
Program Manager
*Oregon Coalition of Local Health Officials*


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Date: Thu, Jan 23, 2020 at 7:13 AM
Subject: January PI Compass
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*January 2020*
*In This Issue...*

   - *Using a Learning Community to Advance Performance Improvement
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   - *NACCHO Announces Awards to Increase Disability Inclusion in Community
   Health Planning <#m_7896190943620828063_Disability_inclusion>*
   - *Calling all Roots of Health Inequity Users!
   <#m_7896190943620828063_Roots_Course>*
   - *Population Health Training in Place Program (PH-TIPP) Call for
   Applications <#m_7896190943620828063_I_TIPP>*
   - *Registration for PHIT 2020 is open
   <#m_7896190943620828063_PHIT_2020>!*
   - *Public Health Innovation Summit & Showcase, June 23, 2020
   <#m_7896190943620828063_Summit_and_Showcase>*

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*NACCHO PI Announcements *

*Using a Learning Community to Advance Performance Improvement *

Did you know that NACCHO hosts a peer exchange network for performance
improvement workforce in public health? NACCHO's Performance Improvement
Peer Learning (PIPL, as in "people") Network is a virtual community for
performance improvement practitioners, including people who work in the
areas of accreditation preparation, quality improvement, performance
management, CHA/CHIP, and health equity. Launched in 2019, PIPL brings
together almost 400 members from the public health and healthcare community
to share resources, experiences, enhance knowledge, and discuss emerging
performance improvement topics. In the coming months, participants in this
forum will have the opportunity to discuss and learn more about various
emerging topics including Mobilizing for Action through Planning and
Partnership, Quality Improvement, Change Management, and more!

Join us for a discussion around these topics by clicking on *virtual
communities
<http://send.naccho.org/link.cfm?r=f3HK9x_rnbV5-Dt_lHCZCA~~&pe=q5APMxT3JEHZTtXhZNOMRkVVH8Bkhy8kG6AnX5_L2xGsg33tXlC6zU98vhNjHBYnYjpfgzvWDEzoxdpKXto1fw~~&t=rMnE_3ZEwTeRc6x5fWKqCQ~~>*
and click on "communities" in the main navigation and click on "all
communities" in order to see a list of available communities. You can then
click on "PIPL: Performance Improvement Peer Learning Network" and simply
click "Join," then choose a delivery option for posts (real time, daily
digests or no email).

Once you've joined the forum in virtual communities, introduce yourself and
tell us what performance improvement public health topics are important to
you and your field's practice! If you have any questions, please email
Helena Dessie, Sr. Program Assistant at *hdessie at naccho.org
<hdessie at naccho.org>* or Sarah Weller-Pegna, Program Analyst, at
*swellerpegna at naccho.org
<swellerpegna at naccho.org>*.
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*NACCHO Announces Awards to Increase Disability Inclusion in Community
Health Planning*

NACCHO, with support from the National Center for Health, Physical
Activity, and Disability (NCHPAD), announced that two local health
departments — Champaign-Urbana Public health District (Illinois) and
Wichita Falls, Wichita County Public Health District (Texas) — were each
awarded grants of $10,000 to participate in the Increasing Disability
Inclusion in the Mobilizing for Action Through Planning and Partnerships
(MAPP) Process project. This project will support LHDs as they include
people with disabilities in their community health assessment and/or
community health improvement plan efforts using the MAPP framework and the
new MAPP Resource Guide for Disability Inclusion. This will ensure data is
collected and used to inform strategic priorities and place-based programs
and services that support the health of people with disabilities. NACCHO
and NCHPAD will provide tools and resources, technical assistance, and
subject matter expertise throughout the project period. Each grantee will
participate in one-on-one technical assistance calls led by NACCHO to
provide guidance on including people with disabilities throughout the MAPP
process, as well as develop a success story to highlight their work to the
local community and so that other local health departments can learn from
their experience. For more information on NACCHO's Health and Disability
Program and the MAPP Disability Inclusion Resource Guide, visit
https://www.naccho.org/programs/community-health/disability
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*Press release:* NACCHO Announces Awards to Increase Disability Inclusion
in Community Health Planning: — Champaign-Urbana, IL and Wichita Falls, TX
Health Departments Awarded $10,000 Each
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*Calling all Roots of Health Inequity Users! *

We are seeking previous users of the Roots of Health Inequity course to
provide a testimonials about you and/or your organization's experience
using the course. The course is at a critical juncture and is in need
of technical upgrades as well as content updates to ensure that the course
continues to meet the needs of users. To that end, NACCHO is seeking
funding for these upgrades, and would like to include user experience as
part of our funding proposals and future course promotions.

Click *here
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to tell us about you have used the Roots of Health Inequity course!

*About the Roots of Health Inequity Course*: The Roots of Health Inequity
is an online learning collaborative. The site offers a starting place for
those who want to address systemic differences in health and wellness that
are actionable, unfair, and unjust. As a participant in the learning
collaborative you will have a chance to explore concepts and strategies by
working through five critical concepts. Learn more about the course
here: *http://rootsofhealthinequity.org/
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.

Please contact *Rootsofhealthinequity at naccho.org
<Rootsofhealthinequity at naccho.org>* with questions.
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*Funding & Grant Opportunities *

*Population Health Training in Place Program (PH-TIPP) Call for
Applications *

PH-TIPP is accepting applications for the 2020 class through February 28,
2020. PH-TIPP participants are in leadership and management roles in
public, private, and academic organizations. They are physicians,
veterinarians, or nurses with an MPH or doctoral-level scientists with
coursework equivalent to a MPH. Candidates may not be in another training
program while participating in PH-TIPP. Here are the benefits:

   - Participants receive formal mentoring and training from experts both
   internal and external to CDC while staying in their current jobs.
   - Supervisors can support the professional development goals of their
   employees at little cost to the organization.
   - Organizations can more effectively apply population health practices
   to protect and improve the health of their communities.

Participants must complete population health projects that address the
following two Preventive Medicine Residency and Fellowship project
areas: *Policy
Analysis and Development
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and *Program Evaluation
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For more information about eligibility requirements and application
information, visit the PH-TIPP website: *http://bit.ly/2tvRqBZ
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*Conferences *
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*Registration for PHIT 2020 is Open!*

The 20th annual *Public Health Improvement Training (PHIT)* will be
held on *June
2-4, 2020* in San Antonio, Texas. PHIT 2020 will feature 2-½ days of
hands-on, skill-building workshops and focused networking around public
health performance improvement topics including workforce development and
financial management; PHAB accreditation or reaccreditation; Community
Health Assessment or Health Improvement Planning; performance management;
QI, and strategic planning. This year's theme is *"Optimizing Your
Resources Through Performance Improvement,"* and will highlight the
relationship between resource management and performance improvement.
Investing in performance improvement can yield great dividends, including
measurable results, learning, new partnerships, and more.

PHIT will bring over 300 health department leaders, professionals, and
experts from national, local, tribal, territorial, state, and regional
levels. PHIT 2020 workshops will be designed for different performance
improvement experience levels, roles, and geographical focus areas. To
register: *http://bit.ly/2Q7yVee
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*To Submit an Abstract *

*Submit an abstract*
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to
present a 90-minute workshop at PHIT 2020. Workshops should emphasize "how
to" and skill development relating to this year's theme, *Optimizing Your
Resources Through Performance Improvement. *In addition to resource
management, you can also submit an abstract that relates to one of the
following content areas: PHAB Accreditation or Reaccreditation, Community
Health Assessment or Health Improvement Planning, Performance Management,
Quality Improvement, Strategic Planning, or other Strategic Skills. *The
submission deadline is Friday, January 31, 2020 at 11:59 pm PT.*
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*Public Health Innovation Summit & Showcase, June 23, 2020*

The *Public Health National Center for Innovations
<http://send.naccho.org/link.cfm?r=f3HK9x_rnbV5-Dt_lHCZCA~~&pe=NTQNESkhyhNJYFTjh0y7mwuiMWXmM_CJ-_58kPJE_NZNLuVckvHY8A7kzsU3MI_w8UNtypp8zfK_ZcNzo4iMjA~~&t=rMnE_3ZEwTeRc6x5fWKqCQ~~>*,
a division of the Public Health Accreditation Board, is excited to announce
that the second annual *Public Health Innovation Summit & Showcase
<http://send.naccho.org/link.cfm?r=f3HK9x_rnbV5-Dt_lHCZCA~~&pe=INVA_KTQd2WYlyb8gA4AohfPrPxaG_b6sDifctl1QUUYnGIawgfczpeTBr0II6UpRpLm6BAEL0RSTVBwyg9MQw~~&t=rMnE_3ZEwTeRc6x5fWKqCQ~~>
*will take place on *June 23, 2020, in Washington, D.C*. Below you will
find information on the event and a link to both the application to attend
and abstract submission process.

This invitation-only event will bring together leaders from health
departments to share and learn from innovative work in public health and
other sectors to inform their own efforts and the national movement around
public health innovation. We aim to share strategies from communities that
have used innovation to create meaningful change, discuss barriers and
opportunities to innovation in the public health system, and strategize how
to advance innovation.

The Summit & Showcase agenda includes:

   -

   A keynote address on what governmental public health practice can learn
   from other sectors advancing innovation in their field (details to be
   announced soon!).
   -

   TED-style presentations featuring innovation stories from the field.
   - Showcase presentations from health departments, including perspectives
   from leadership and staff engaging in innovative work across the country.
   -

   The launch of a revised *10 Essential Public Health Services
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   framework, developed alongside the field as we acknowledged the 25th
   anniversary of the framework's development.

We aim to bring together innovators from the field to share with, and learn
from, each other and to shape the future of public health. To make this the
best Summit & Showcase possible, we need you! We are looking for public
health professionals who are risk takers and innovators and are looking for
an opportunity to share their perspectives and work with other innovators
to guide the field into the future. There are two ways that you can
contribute:

   -

   *To participate –* complete an *application
   <http://send.naccho.org/link.cfm?r=f3HK9x_rnbV5-Dt_lHCZCA~~&pe=vfUXg1k-uh5xE4xkage3kHYrApntvR1DEJctJ0QVzfMCsWO55mPPAn5usT47LbFrjCPC9VnvOFiLSzCn4lDUkg~~&t=rMnE_3ZEwTeRc6x5fWKqCQ~~>*
letting
   us know why you'd like to attend, what you bring to the Summit & Showcase,
   and what you can share with all of us. While all applications will be
   considered, we will not be able to select everyone that applies due to
   limited space.
   - *To present – *complete the application to participate and then *submit
   an abstract
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   describing your work and how it can best be shared with the rest of the
   participants.

*Applications are now open
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*and close* March 6*, and you can expect a response from us by early April.
If you are selected to attend and/or present, you will be invited to
register (available on a first come, first served basis) and/or present by *May
8*.
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