Making it Stick: Embedding the CDSMP in NY

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Making it Stick Embedding the CDSMP in NY

• Danielle Resue
• New York State Department of Health
• Healthy Heart Program

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Overview

• Background project summary
• Overview of models
• Roles
• Findings
• Vision for a super model
• Collaboration activities

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Who, What, Where How

• Healthy Heart Program
• 2-Model Demonstration Project
• Community model
• Health plan model

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Health Plan Model A Snapshot

• Program knowledge commitment
• Resources
• Ready population

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Community Model A Snapshot

• Commitment
• Coalition support
• Facilitation of program adoption by DOH

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Facilitation

• Removing barriers to program adoption
• Off setting start-up costs
• Technical assistance
• Cheerleading support
• In the future will develop leader support
  strategies as partners begin to train leaders

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Examples of Activities
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Partners Roles

• Recruit/register participants
• Identify secure host sites
• Schedule/coordinate courses
• Purchase course materials
• Market/promote
• Submit quarterly data to the HHP
• Hold leader training (Independent Health (IH)
  only)
• Attend Master Training (Diabetes Coalitions (DCs)
  only)
• Implement courses IH - 10, DCs 2 each

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Results Health Plan Model

• STRENGTHS

• WEAKNESSES

• Targeted promotion
• Resources
• Large catchment area
• Many host sites

• Limited access

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Results Community Model

• STRENGTHS

• WEAKNESSES

• Trusted, recognized organizations within the
  community
• Accessible

• Slower maturation time
• Small budget huge target
• Difficult to sustain

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Consistent Challenges Emerge

• Retention
• Recruitment
• Sustainability

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The Best of Both Worlds

• Health plan model aging services network
  other community organizations
• A mechanism to foster increased reach, embedding
  in the community, sustainability

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A Collaborative, Regional Model

• Coordinated effort among WNY health plans
• Shared investment
• Shared resources
• Shared data
• Operation via neutral non-profit organization
• Once established, work toward a larger community
  network

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Regional Network first steps

• Garner interest support
• Obtain organizational buy-in commitment
• Connect players
• Develop budget
• Determine evaluation plan
• Flesh out the details

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Regional Network down the road

• Demonstrate success of a coordinated health plan
  model
• Enhance model by plugging in aging services
  network
• Incorporate expertise, trust of community
  organizations
• Create a blueprint for replication in other
  regions of the state

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Collaboration Opportunities

• Diabetes Prevention Control Program
• Disability Health Program
• NY State Office for the Aging
• University at Albany Center for Excellence in
  Aging Services
• Health Systems Unit
• Medicaid
• Health Plan Association

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Across the State

• Regional network
• NYC
• Central NY
• Diabetes Coalitions

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In Conclusion

• We continue to work toward
• embedding the CDSMP into effective delivery
  system partners
• the goal to reach large numbers of New Yorkers
  with chronic conditions

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• Thank you!
• Any questions?