Culture of Health Wellness and Patient Engagement Draft Framework Wellness and Patient Engagement Group Member List Contact Name Organization Email Megan Carbloom Steering Committee, Co-Chair Evelyn Telford Steering Committee, Co-Chair Amanda Holland Steering Committee Member Linda Bergren Steering Committee Member Jane Roggensack Steering Committee Member Ann Malmberg Community Health - Essentia Marlena McKee Student at Essentia Health Joan Enderle American Heart Association-ND Kylie Nissen ND Center for Rural Health Kim Mertz ND Department of Health Cristina Oancea UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences Senator Judy Lee ND Health Services Committee Peter Seljevold Blue Blue Shield of North Dakota Karen Ehrens Creating a Hunger Free North Dakota James Roemmich USDA GF Human Nutrition Research Center Theresa Will City-County Health Unit, Valley City Jodi Fetsch Custer District Health Unit Theresa Knox Grand Forks Public Health Andrea Olson Community Action Parternship Sara Watson-Curry Streets Alive Patricia Arnold ND Department of Public Instruction Jean Bokinskie Parish Nurse Ministry Jennifer Altru Health System Grassel Steering Committee Member Carla Hansen North Dakota Center for Nursing Board Leah Deyo Community Health, Essentia Health Nancy Joyner Nancy Joyner Consulting, Honoring Choices North Dakota
Making Health a Shared Value: How can individuals, families and communities work to achieve and maintain health? Driver 1: Mindsets and Expectations: Awareness of how our individual health affects others- and how the health of our communities influences our own- is key to building a culture of Health. Do our policies reflect our communities needs and values? These measures reflect how we as individuals, families and communities, and as a nation- think about health and well-being. Examples: Value on Health Interdependence, Value on well-being, public discussion on health promotion and well-being. What is happening in North Dakota for this driver? Is there work being done in this area now? Use Asset map information and expertise of group members to fill in framework. Add additional rows as needed. Brief description of Action Location Funding Source Advance Care Aim 50% of adults (18 and over) will have a documented health care directive by Dec 31, 2022 Grand Forks Community ND Private School System Vaccinations/immunizations Public Health entities statewide ND School Board Association Wellness policy/committees Hospitals/Public Health Community health needs Assessment (top 3) Workplace Wellness Gallup Well Being Index Statewide Initiative BCBS ND/NDDOH Workplace Health Solutions Statewide and National platform Free, workplace implementation Innovative Education Student Centered Education, self-learning projects Statewide Varied
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) Faith Communities Support groups, nutrition and exercise groups Statewide Streets Alive Cass County Caring Communities Sanford Community of Care Parish nurses serve (Meals on Wheels, transportation) Global Friends Coalition Forks Barnes on the Move Partnership Physical Activity and healthy nutrition/tobacco cessation, block parties Barnes County Public Health, Chronic Disease Block grant Go Bismarck/Mandan Increase access to healthy foods/physical activity Bismarck/Mandan Foundation funding/public health entities, community partners School Districts Innovative Education Cardiac Ready Communities Building some health and wellness into work Statewide Varies What are ND’s gaps (geographic and programmatic) for this driver? No state wide faith community Indian Health Services – trust issue Lots of families caring for elderly parent – alone versus elderly living at home with no family Refugees- not a lot of programs available to integrate into communities Making Health a Shared Value: How can individuals, families and communities work to achieve and maintain health?
What is happening in Dakota for this driver? Is there work being done in this area now? Use Asset map information and expertise of group members to fill in framework. Add additional rows as needed. Entity/Organization Brief description of Action Location Funding Source Safety Town 20 hours education for pre-K children on stranger danger, etc. Fargo State/Public ACA/Hospitals Community Health Assessment FMLA AHA and stakeholder partners Improved access to healthy food in childcare settings, physical activity, screen time benchmarks Statewide Varied. Initial grants to best align support, training School Districts School Innovation Local- individual schools School redesign, public health partners AHA Workplace Healthy Food Policies DPI (Department of Public Instruction) PE tracking authority statewide Public Health Offices Syringe supply/exchange programs “Mandan Good Neighbor Project” (also in FM area) Bismarck/Mandan Fargo/Moorhead Foundation funding, needle exchange program, state will help with salaries for staff. Greater FM Economic Summit Trades, technology, health. How to integrate school kids into the job force if not going to college. Fargo/Moorhead greater area Economic Development Corporation Statewide American Cancer Society AHA public health Tobacco product pricing Statewide Young People Healthy Heart Provide tubes that show the sugar/fat content in foods/drinks Valley City
Safety Town 20 hours education for pre-K children on stranger danger, etc. Fargo State/Public Safe Kids Community gardens/ Community orchard grants Bismarck/Mandan ND Department of Agricultural Grant, Park districts, volunteers, NDSU extension service Rebuilding Communities Elderly – home repair, ramp, etc. (age in place) Fargo Volunteer/Contractors Habitat for Humanity Housing program – single unit Grand Forks City owns property ND Finance Housing Affordable housing availability State funding ND Coalition for the Homeless Working with local homeless organizations working with HUD to provide housing and shelter as well as tracking of homeless population Statewide NDDOT: ND Moves Active transportation opportunities Statewide Take Back the Night Programs Making a safe environment for traveling Fargo/Moorhead Bike Share Program Use of bikes in the FM area Fargo/Moorhead BCBS ND Rural Grocery Initiative Keep rural grocery stores viable Statewide What are ND’s gaps (geographic and programmatic) for this driver? Housing affordability/Homeless/Funding/Cost of rent-building costs/
Consistency in Public Health Services core functions/Environmental Health/Lack of dental services – elderly – no access certain areas/Fee for service dental care – limited hours/access Strengthening Integration of Health Services and Systems: Integrated care empowers patients and providers. Driver 2: Consumer Experience and Quality: Patients thrive through quality care that is safe, equitable, accessible, efficient and timely. Consumer experience can influence whether people delay or seek care. In a Culture of Health, patients are actively engaged in decision-making, and providers are responsive to cultural and linguistic needs. Measures illuminate how patients feel about their health care and outcomes. Examples: positive patient experiences, population covered by an accountable care organization What is happening in North Dakota for this driver? Is there work being done in this area now? Use Asset map information and expertise of group members to fill in framework. Add additional rows as needed. Entity/Organization description of Action Location Funding Source ACO Fargo/Bismarck/ Grand Forks/ Williston, few others What are ND’s gaps (geographic and programmatic) for this driver? ACO coverage/Burnout/compassion fatigue/self care – providers and health care professionals (Patients benefit when is well – decreased turn over, etc.)