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Clay County Community Health Committee

May 2, 2012

Present:Bob Sellers Clay County Hospital Tammy Byers, Clay County Health Department Alex Haglund, Advocate Press

Linda Schnepper, CCH Deena Mosbarger, CCHD Shelley Callahan, Clay County Girl Scouts

Brenda Streif, CCH Gretchen Paule, CCHD Vickie Simpson, Clay County Hearts

Teresa Warfel, CCH Randy Bukas, City of Flora Bridget Schnautz, Sherwin-Williams, Inc.Marie Headlee, CCH Lisa Cash, Country Financial Gifty Smith, Faith-Based Community

Angela Wenthe, American Cancer Society

Recorder: Gretchen Paule

Agenda Item Presenter Discussion/Report Action Required

Subcommittee

Presentations

G. Paule The IPLAN Committee was given 15-20 minutes to meet in their respectiveSubcommittees to finalize and discuss their presentations.

Before the first group presented, each Committee member was asked to take

note of cross-cutting issues and identify possible opportunities forcollaboration. We would discuss these cross-cutting issues after the

presentations.

Follow-up on collaborations across

Subcommittees.

Cancer

Subcommittee

Presentation

Cancer

Subcommittee

The entire Cancer Subcommittee presented the objectives and interventions

outlined in their health improvement plan. Here are the long-term and short-

term objectives for the health priority. For more information on this health

priority and its related interventions, please visit the Clay County IPLAN

Blog (claycountyiplan.blogspot.com).

Outcome Objective:By 2017, reduce cancer mortality by 5%.

Impact Objectives:

By 2015, increase the proportion of Clay County residents that obtain theirrecommended cancer screenings by 5%.

By 2015, decrease the number of Clay County adults who smoke by 5%(Baseline: 24.3%, BRFSS 2011).

By 2015, decrease the percentage of Clay County youth who identify assmokers by 5%.

Determine the extent of the burden of cancer on patients and their family in ClayCounty and develop an action plan to address this burden by December 2012.

Continue to meet as needed and

implement health plans.

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Obesity / Health

Living

Subcommittee

Presentation

B. Streif Brenda Streif presented the objectives and interventions outlined in Obesity /Healthy Living health improvement plan. Here are the long-term and short-

term objectives for the health priority. For more information on this health

priority and its related interventions, please visit the Clay County IPLAN

Blog (claycountyiplan.blogspot.com).

Outcome Objectives:

Decrease Clay County adult overweight/obesity rates by 10% by 2017.(Baseline: Overweight40.5% in 2011; Obese30.0% in 2011)

Decrease Clay Co. childhood obesity rates by 10% by 2017 (Baseline: 34.9%*overweight or obese in 2009).

Impact Objectives:

Increase by 10% the number of Clay Co. youth who meet the recommendeddaily physical activity standards by 2015.

Increase by 10% the number of Clay Co. adults who meet the recommendedphysical activity standards by 2015 (Baseline: 49.7% in 2008).

Increase the number of WIC mothers who initiate breastfeeding to 67% by2014.

Increase the proportion of Clay Co. adults who consume 5 or more servings offruits/veg. per day to 15% by 2015. (Baseline: 10.5% in 2011)

Continue to meet as needed and

implement health plans.

Access

Subcommittee

Presentation

B. Sellers Bob Sellers presented the objectives and interventions outlined in Access toHealthcare health improvement plan. Here are the long-term and short-term

objectives for the health priority. For more information on this health

priority and its related interventions, please visit the Clay County IPLAN

Blog (claycountyiplan.blogspot.com).

Outcome Objective: By 2017, Clay County Hospital will implement the medical home model to

manage and prevent 4 chronic diseasesdiabetes, heart disease, cancer, and

hypertension.

By 2017, recruit 2 additional primary care providers through the physicianrecruitment pipeline.

By 2017, recruit two additional physician specialists and/or medical services thatare not currently available in Clay County.

By 2017, increase access to dental care for Medicaid recipients by collaboratingwith an FQHC to open at least one additional clinic in a neighboring county.

Continue to meet as needed and

implement health plans.

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Impact Objectives:

By December 2014, Clay County Hospital will receive AHQRMedicalHome Certification.

Create and disseminate a community resource manual by June 2013 Increase the number of potential Clay County young adults in the physician

recruitment pipeline to seven by June 2013 (Baseline: 4 Clay Co. young

adults, May 2012).

Identify a potential provider for dialysis to serve Clay County residents byJune 2012

Determine the need for additional physician specialists (possible specialtiesinclude dermatology, general surgery, and orthopedics) by June 2013.

By January 2014, 75% of children ages 0-3 in WIC will receive dentalvarnish (Baseline: 0%)

Next Meeting G. Paule Our next meeting is scheduled for June 6, 2012 from 12 pm1 pm at the

Clay County Health Department. As the development of the community

health improvement plan draws to a close, it is time to celebrate successes

and discuss the IPLAN Committees next steps in the implementing the

plan.

Next meeting on June 6, 2012.