Title: CEOMPH Capstone Exit Presentation
1CEOMPH Capstone Exit Presentation
- Cheryl Sofonia
- April 26, 2007
2Overview
- Introduction
- Acknowledgements
- Practicum Project
- Capstone Project Summary
- Literature Review
- Core Courses Public Health Competencies
- Elective Courses Public Health Competencies
- Questions
3Introduction
- Class of 2002, Fall semester MPH program
- Director Firelands Regional Medical Center-Wound
Care Center - BBA-Marketing major
- No experience in public health led to working
with the Erie County Health Department - Future goals Work in program development in
public health setting or hospital
4Acknowledgements
- Peter Schade, MPH, Health Commissioner-Erie
County Health Department - Jill Black, PhD, Health Education
Department-Cleveland State University - NEOUCOM MPH Administration Amy Lee,
MD, Jon Jenny, MPH, Mona Adorni
5Practicum ProjectFall Semester 2006
- Selection of Project Womens health obesity
and related heath disorders - Based on needs of the community, interests of the
health department and MPH student - Practicum project to serve as foundation for
capstone project
6Practicum Project Fall Semester 2006
- Utilized 2004 Community Health Assessment report
- Developed an obesity workshop with Bariatric
physician, Registered dietician, Adult female
with weight loss success story - Invited community organizations, medical
community, female Erie County residents
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8Practicum Project Fall Semester 2006
- Determined possible community resource partners
for capstone project program development - Conducted focus group with women on issues with
weight loss, program needs, barriers
9 Targeting Obesity and Related Health
Disorders in Erie County CEOMPH Capstone
Project Spring Semester 2007
10Capstone Project Summary
- Develop a written program for the Erie County
Health Department - Targeting Obesity Related Disorders in Erie
County - A Community Based Program
- Literature Review An overview of the scope of
the problem and current research
11Capstone Project Summary
- The Prevalence of Obesity
- CDC Approximately 65 of adults are overweight
or obese defined by a BMI of gt30 - Obesity rate among women nationally is 23
- Obesity rate among women in Erie County is 29
- 300,000 deaths each year attributed to obesity, a
death rate exceeded only by that for smoking
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13Capstone Project Literature Review
- The prevalence and affect of obesity
- Why are we fat? Pathophysiology of obesity
- Environmental influences of obesity
- Public health law regulating obesity
- Governmental programs CDC, HHS, NIH, FDA, NIEHS
- Prevention strategies
14Capstone Project Literature Review
- The cost of obesity and value of weight loss
programs - Diet and chronic disease
- Dietary and pharmacotherapy interventions
- Behavioral interventions
- Community based and worksite programs
- Conclusions
15Capstone Project Literature Review
- Current research concludes
- Successful weight loss programs consist of
dietary plan/meal replacement, physical activity,
behavior modification strategies, long-term
support. - Worksite and school health and wellness programs
are the best way to access 65 of the targeted
at-risk population. - Community based programs have had modest impact
on long-term weight loss and have yet to affect
the prevalence of obesity. - Worksite programs show positive affects on weight
management, chronic illness, absenteeism and
productivity, employee satisfaction, cost savings
in health care coverage and lost work days. -
16Capstone Project Summary
- CDCynergy Health Planning Model
- Phase 1 Problem definition and description
- Phase 2 Problem analysis
- Phase 3 Communication program planning
- Phase 4 Program and evaluation development
- Phase 5 Program implementation management
- Phase 6 Feedback
17Capstone Project Summary
- Health Risk Associated with Obesity
- ? Type II Diabetes
- ? Insulin Resistance
- ? Gallstones
- ? Cancer-Colon, Endometrial, Breast
- ? High Blood Pressure
- ? High Blood Cholesterol
- ? Chest Pain
- ? Stroke
- ? Heart Disease
- ? Congestive Heart Failure
- ? Pregnancy Complications
- ? Infertility-Poor Reproductive Health
- ? Poor Bladder Control
- ? Osteoarthritis
- ? Gout
- ? Obstructive Sleep Apnea
- ? Psychological Disorders
18Capstone Project Summary
- Analyzed comparison statistics of obesity rates,
health issues, causes of death in Erie county,
Ohio, U.S. - Identified primary and secondary community
resources - Identified target population group for pilot
program- City and County employees of Erie
County - WHIP-Wellness and Health Incentive Plan
- Individual Health Assessment
- Determined number of adult female employees and
dependents as target population
19Capstone Project Summary
- Worked with primary community resources in
development of program content - Steven Sparks, D.O., Board Certified Bariatric
Physician - Pete Schade, Health Commissioner and ECHD
clinical staff-RNs, RDs, Community Health
Division - Erie County Commissioners staff
- Karen Polvinale-Fitness instructor
- Donna Green-Ohio State University Extension
Family Nutrition Program - Quest Diagnostics and North Coast Clinical Labs
20Capstone Project Summary
- Used the focus group information from the obesity
workshop - Identified secondary community resources
YMCA-Steps Program, Curves for Women - Developed a health questionnaire for target
population to help design program content
21Capstone Project Summary
- The focus group and the respondents to the health
questionnaire were helpful in giving their input
for program content. - Results mirror the literature review research in
the most effective programs. - The group revealed that they wanted physician
involvement, help with meal planning, ongoing
support, and health education.
22Program Implementation
- The Erie Co. Health Dept. Division of Community
Health will develop and implement this program
this summer of 2007. - Other partnerships will be reviewed for future
program content such as the YMCA Steps program
for fitness. - Pilot program testing the program will begin with
the city and county employees then rolled out to
the entire county.
23Public Health Competency Domains
- Analytic assessment skills
- Policy development/program planning
- Communication skills
- Cultural competency skills
- Community dimensions of practice
- Basic public health sciences
- Financial planning
- Leadership and systems thinking
24Core Courses Public HealthCompetencies
- Public Health Concepts-Domains 1-8
- Biostatistics-Domains 1,3,4,6,
- Epidemiology-Domains 1,2,3,4,6
- Social Behavioral Sciences-Domains 1,2,3,4,6,8
- Health Services Administration-Domains 1-8
- Capstone Project-Domains 1,2,3,4,5,6,8
25Elective Courses and Public Health Competencies
- Management Organizational Behavior
- Mgt. concepts, organizational structure and
history, psychological theory of work production,
job-description, development and duties, human
resources - Midterm and final exams, in-class group
discussion-interviewing techniques - PH Competencies Domains 1-6
26Elective Courses and Public Health Competencies
- Grant Writing
- Online course taught from Kent State by Elizabeth
Kinion. - Wrote a Minority public health grant , submitted
weekly pieces of the grant, online chats with
feedback from other students - Highly useful course in understanding funding
streams and experience in writing a real grant. - PH Competencies 1-8
27Elective Courses and Public Health Competencies
- Obesity Related Disorders
- taught at CSU by Dr. Rafiroiu
- An overview course of all areas relating to
obesity and related chronic disease - Online chat rooms, literature review, ppt.
presentation on bariatric surgery, final exam - This class was essential for my choice in
capstone project topic. - PH Competencies1-6
28Elective Courses and Public Health Competencies
- Management Evaluation of Health Programs
- Taught by Jill Black, PhD, CSU
- An overview of the concepts of qualitative and
quantitative design of health programs, health
questionnaires, assessment of collected data,
program development. - Designed a health questionnaire, in-class
development and critique, 3 papers, poster
presentation, final exam. - Very helpful course to capstone project
- Instructor became faculty preceptor of capstone
project - PH Competencies 1-6
29Elective Courses and Public Health Competencies
- MPH Practicum
- CSU faculty preceptor Brenda Marshall, PhD, MPH
- Community preceptor Pete Schade, MPH, Health
Commissioner - Conducted community needs analysis from health
assessment data, Conducted forum/workshop on
obesity and related health disorders, focus
group, literature review of community based
programs - PH Competencies 1-6
30Questions ?