IHS Health PromotionDisease Prevention Initiative

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Title: IHS Health PromotionDisease Prevention Initiative

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IHS Health Promotion/Disease Prevention
Initiative
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Goal

Create healthier American Indian and Alaska
Native communities by building on individual,
family and community strengths and assets.

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Strategies

Focus on effective clinical and community public
health strategies
Identify and implement best practices to reduce
the health burden in AI/AN communities
Increase community capacity and infrastructure

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Strategies

Policy Advisory Committee (PAC) to provide
oversight and policy guidance to the agency
Developed Annual Plan focusing on
Educational Policies
Partnership
Community Assessment
Marketing

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Strategies

Prevention Task Force
Representation from across disciplines
Drafted comprehensive Strategic Plan
Develop structural focus for prevention
Expand and maintain community capacity
Develop an operational plan support model
Expand coalitions and partners
Create incentives and accountability
Expand wellness policies to support healthier
behaviors
Future Plan
Establish HP/DP Council Charter

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Build Community Capacity
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Healthy Native Communities Fellowship

HNCF is based on an action-learning model in
which insights, skills, and new knowledge is
shared and applied in real life situations
81 fellows have graduated
15 teams were select for FY 2007

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Where are the Fellows from?
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Strategies

Community Champion Forums
Share success stories, network, and recognize
local champions
Held in 11 of the 12 IHS Areas
On-going in some Areas
Expand Just Move It campaign to get 1 million
AI/AN moving
Partnership with Mothers Against Drunk Driving to
address underage drinking and drunk driving.

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Youth Projects

Support Regional Youth Summit to get youth engage
in addressing issues
Summits were held in
Albuquerque, NM with over 500 youth and adults in
FY 2005.
Eugene, Oregon (over 250 youth and adults) in FY
2006.
Youth in Action training to reduce underage
drinking

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Competitive Grants

Providing competitive grants to support health
promotion and chronic disease prevention.
20 competitive grants awarded in 2005
13 competitive grants in 2006
100,000 per year for a 3 year cycle

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FY 2005 HP/DP Grantees
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Fiscal Year 2006 Health Promotion/Disease
Prevention (HP/DP) Grantees
Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan
Chippewa Cree Tribe
Huron Potawatomi, Inc
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Round Valley Indian Health Center
South Central Foundation
Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
Pueblo of San Felipe
Norton Sound Health Corporation
Indian Health Resource Center of Tulsa
Kodiak Area Native Association
Central Oklahoma American Indian Health Council,
Inc
Southeast Alaska Regional Consortium
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Website Clearinghouse

Best and promising practices
Grant Announcement
Resources
Future
Community Assessment Tools
Health Profile by IHS Area

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Evaluations

Conduct process, impact, and outcome evaluations
that are aligned with GPRA and Healthy People
2010 objectives
Annual HP/DP Reports
Progress, impact, and outcomes
Trend reports (RPMS, GPRA)
Community Health Assessment
Behavioral Risk Surveys
Directors HP/DP Benchmarks