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The
Following
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Slid
Slides
Will Provide
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An Overview of Livingston County Community Health
Improvement Plan (CHIP) which is linked to The
Healthiest Nation Strategies

An Update on CHIP committee activities

The Community an Opportunity to Give Feedback
about the CHIP Plan
PLEASE NOTE: For more information on the CHIP
activities please visit www
activities,
www.gvhp.org
gvhp org
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Steps to completing the CHIP
2014-2017
 Community Health Assessment (CHA)
 Community Surveys, Focus Groups, Forums, and Health
Data Analysis
y
 Community Service Plan (Noyes Health)
 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)
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What is the New York State Department
of Health Prevention Agenda?
 A Plan to improve the health of all New
Yorkers
 Communities
C
iti workk together
t
th to
t address
dd
health care priorities
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NYSDOH Prevention Agenda
As a result of the Community
y Health Assessment, Livingston
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County chose to focus on number 1 and 4 below:
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1. Prevent Chronic Diseases
2.
Promote a Healthy and Safe Environment
3.
Promote Healthy Women, Infants and Children
4
4.
Promote Mental Health and Prevent Substance Abuse
5.
Prevent HIV, STIs, Vaccine Preventable Diseases and
Healthcare Associated Infections
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Community
y Service Plan
Achievements
A
hi
t in
i 2015
 Social and Emotional Health
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Expansions
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 Prevent Chronic Disease
 Stroke Designation at Noyes HealthMarch 2015
 Diabetes Education Expansion
 CDSMP- Living
g Healthy
y
New York
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Community Health
Improvement Plan (CHIP)
Achievements
c e e e s in 2015
0 5
 Prevent Chronic Disease
 Worksites adopt healthy food and beverage
policies- 2 current, 1 additional in 2016
y Grocery
y Store Initiative- 2 current,, 1
 Healthy
additional in 2016
 Healthy Restaurants Initiative- 5 current, 1 new
 Physical Activity Opportunities- 3 current, 1 new
 Mental Health and Substance Abuse
 Mental health promotion and anti-stigma
campaign
Genesee V
G
Valley
ll Health
H lth
Partnership (GVHP)
Vision: Livingston County residents will
be the healthiest in New York State.
Mission: The mission of the Genesee
Valley Health Partnership is to improve
the health and well being of the
Livingston County community through
collaboration, education and prevention.
Current CHIP Committees
 Access to Health Care
 Prevention and Management of Chronic Diseases
 Safe Communities
 Social and Emotional
Health
Access to Healthcare
Committee
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Reduce the number of Livingston County
uninsured or underinsured

Improve access to health care services and
primary care

Determine and respond to the needs of the
community as Health Care Reform (HCR) unrolls
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Tools: Health Care Resources,
Resources Access to Care and
Health Care Provider Tool
Access to
Healthcare Tools: visit www.gvhp.org
Prevention
P
ti
and
d Management
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t off
Chronic Diseases Committee
 Increase
breastfeeding
rates Obesity
ratesPrevention
 Certified Lactation
Consultant
p
Expansion
 Baby Café
 Worksite Policy
Percent of Liv. Co infants
breastfed only or breast and
bottle fed at hospital discharge
80
78
76
74
72
70
68
2010
2011
Source: NYSDOH
2012
2013
2014
Prevention
P
ti
and
d Management
M
t
of Chronic Diseases Committee
 Reduce percentage of children and adults who are
at an unhealthy weight
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–
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Schools: School Health Index completed
p
at York and
Geneseo Schools: Enhance nutrition and physical activity
policy
Worksite: Health in all PoliciesPolicies Arkema healthy vending
policy and Livingston County Workforce Development:
healthy vending policy, healthy meeting policy
Community: Healthy Restaurant and Food Retailers
Retailers, Day
Care Gardens, Physical Activity Opportunities, Foodlink
Initiatives- Cooking Matters and Curbside Market
Increasing Physical
Activity
y opportunities
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100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Mark Tubbs
Memorial Park
Avon Driving
Park
Geneseo
Highland Park
Completed
surveys
% increase
physical activity
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Prevention
e e t o and
a d
Management of Chronic Diseases
Committee Continued
 Increase awareness of residents regarding common
warning signs for stroke
 Stroke: Community Education on FAST and Noyes
Stroke Designation 3/2015
 Diabetes: Increase number of Certified Diabetes
Educators and Service Locations
 Colon Cancer: Main Streets Go Blue
 Evidence-based Chronic Disease
Self-Management Programs:
Living Healthy New York (2 in 2014) and Living Healthy With
Diabetes (NEW 3/2015)
Reportt off 2014 Ch
R
Chronic
i Disease
Di
Self
S lf Management
M
t
Program Workshop Satisfaction Survey
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For
Noyes Health
H lth
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4 CDSMP classes
- 49 participants registered
- 38 participants completed
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1 DSMP class YTD
-18
18 registered
-14 completed
Chronic Disease Tool: visit
www gvhp org
www.gvhp.org
Safe Communities
Committee
 Fall Prevention Education
Education- decrease
falls among seniors
 Focus groups with seniors
 2nd Annual Fall Prevention Workshop
 60 participants, 100% gained knowledge
and learned fall prevention strategies
 Increase
I
awareness and
d
education around violence
and
db
bullying
ll i iin th
the county
t
Safe Communities Committee
Violence Prevention Initiatives
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6 schools expanded their implementation of
social emotional learning to some capacity.
Three schools held campaigns for October
Bullying Prevention Month, raising
awareness on Bullying
ll
and
d how
h
to combat
b it.
Avon and Wayland participated in
community education outreach on bullying and
violence prevention.
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Safe Communities Committee
 Increase awareness
and education around
domestic violence
 Main Streets Go Purple: 10/2015
 Total of 1,319 calls between Aug.
and Dec
Dec.
 Increase resources available
thro gh Helpso
through
Helpsource
rce
Strengthening Social and
Emotional Health Committee
 Increase capacity to meet community needs regarding
mental health and substance abuse
 Increase Noyes Mental Health FTEs, locations, and new FT
psychiatrist resulting in a 10% increase in visits
 Increase range of services available to specialized
populations
 Expanding crisis services at DSS and walk in crisis hours daily
att Noyes
N
Health
H lth
 Initiatives regarding prescription drug use
 Decrease stigma regarding mental health
 Mental Health services at satellite sites- Noyes and DSS
Strengthening Social and
Emotional Health Committee
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Maintain “Healthy Communities That Care”
Social Host Law adopted in the Village of
Geneseo 4/20/2015
Prescription Drug Misuse and Substance
Abuse
buse
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Presentations to senior citizens groups on proper drug disposal Accessing drop box locations in Dansville and Avon
Accessing drop box locations in Dansville and Avon
Distribution of magnets to agencies, health offices, libraries promoting drop box at Sheriff’s office
Strengthening Social and Emotional
Health
•Suicide Prevention Task Force
•Assist
Assist TrainingTraining 28 completed
•Suicide Prevention Vigil- over 30
in attendance
•75 Suicide Toolkits for Law
Enforcement
New Initiatives
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Safe Communities
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Child abuse prevention
P
Parenting
i education
d
i
Traffic safety for children
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Access to Health
Care
•
Health Care Provider
tool
New Initiatives
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Social and Emotional Health
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Continue to expand points of service
Expansing mental health service integration HCP offices
Implementation
p
of Safe Talk training
g in LC schools
HCTC- Above the Influence TOT and activities
Opioid overdose prevention training to the public
Parent and civic group presentations on dangers of
prescription drug misuse
PEERx program for teens in schools
Pursuing Social Host Law in other municipalities
We need YOUR…

Feedback on 2015 activities

Input on future planning regarding our new
i iti ti
initiatives
Please email your feedback to
[email protected]
PLEASE NOTE: For more information on the CHIP
activities, please visit www.gvhp.org
Comments or Questions?
Patty
y Piper
p
Community Outreach Director, Noyes Health
[email protected]
585 335 4359
585-335-4359
www.noyes-health.org/communityservices/communityservices-plans
Lisa Beardsley
Senior Public Health Educator, Livingston County Department of Health
lbeardsley@co livingston ny us
[email protected]
585-243-7531
www.livingstoncounty.us/doh.htm
Genesee Valley Health Partnership www.gvhp.org