 Maintaining a Community Health Profile  Supporting county-wide comprehensive planning process  Convening community members from multiple sectors  Working collectively with other local coalitions and collaboratives  Creating action plans, policy recommendations, strategies and activities to achieve health equity

The Health Council currently focuses on the following desired results:  Healthy and sustainable communities where all families and individuals have their basic needs met and prosper.  Improved health and education outcomes for children/youth from pregnancy to age 25.  Improved healthcare access and quality of service for uninsured and indigent populations for both physical and behavioral health.

Improved health & education outcomes for children/youth from pregnancy to age 25 EARLY CHILDHOOD Early Childhood Accountability Partnership (ECAP) YOUTH ABC Community Schools Partnership YOUNG ADULT Mission: Graduate Improved healthcare access & quality of service for uninsured & indigent populations BEHAVIORAL HEALTH Opioid Accountability Initiative – Treatment & Prevention Teams PHYSICAL HEALTH Healthy Here: Communities Leading Healthy Change (clinical/community linkages) Healthy & sustainable communities where all families & individuals have their basic needs met & prosper POVERTY/ INCOME IDHCC – Co-op Project Pathways to a Healthy Bernalillo County PUBLIC SAFETY Opioid Accountability Initiative – Law Enforcement/ Criminal Justice Team BUILT ENVIRONMENT Healthy Here: Communities Leading Healthy Change FOOD ACCESS POLICY Healthy Here: Communities Leading Healthy Change LAND USE & ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE Bernalillo County PLACE MATTERS HOUSING/ HOMELESSNESS NMCEH – ABQ Strategy In the spirit of collective impact, BCCHC supports and aligns with the strategic plans and initiatives developed by other community-based entities that convene multiple partners from throughout the county, listed under the issue areas of each priority. Initiatives in BOLD represent activities with direct BCCHC involvement and/or leadership. HEALTHY COMMUNITIES

GENETICS INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIORS MEDICAL CARE 20%10% 30%

Poverty/Income Housing Transportation Food Insecurity/Food Access High School Graduation Early Childhood Experiences Healthcare Coverage & Access

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Bernalillo County Source: CHNA.org - ACS

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Source: CHNA.org - ACS Bernalillo County

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Source: NMCDC - ACS 2013 Bernalillo County

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Bernalillo County Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Percent of Households with Public Assistance (TANF, GA) Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Source: CHNA.org – ACS Bernalillo County

$3,386$3,304 $3,807 Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Source: CHNA.org – Bureau of Labor Statistics

Source: NMCDC - ACS 2013 Bernalillo County

 What strikes you as most significant about this information? Share thoughts with your neighbors.  Write any questions on post-it notes: Additional data needed Questions about data presented  Post the notes in the QUESTIONS section of Poverty/Income poster board

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Source: CHNA 2015

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Bernalillo County Source: CHNA.org

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Source: CHNA.org – Feeding America, 2013

NMCDC 2013

Bernalillo County Source: CHNA.org

Source: CHNA.org – USDA 2010

Bernalillo County Source: CHNA.org – USDA 2010

Source: NMCDC

Source: CHNA.org – US Census/CBP 2013

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Source: CHNA.org - EDFacts

Source: NMCDC

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Bernalillo County Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Social supports by maternal education Source: NMDOH PRAMS

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Source: CHNA.org - ACS Bernalillo County

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

Bernalillo County Source: CHNA.org - ACS

Source: CHNA.org – ACS

 Primary care  Specialty care  Hospitalization  Behavioral health services  Mental health  Substance use disorders

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Bernalillo County Source: NMCDC – NM IBIS

NM IBIS

 County rate higher than state or national  Significant inequities within the county, geographically or by race/ethnicity, age, gender  Magnitude of impact on multiple health indicators (e.g., obesity leads to multiple issues)  Magnitude of impact on healthcare system costs  Preventable through policies, systems, environmental changes (i.e., not just healthcare services)

CHRONIC DISEASE Cancer Heart Disease Asthma Stroke Diabetes/ Obesity INJURY Drug Overdose Violent Crime - Homicide Child Maltreatment Suicide MATERNAL/CHILD HEALTH Infant Mortality Low Birthweight Prenatal Care

Cancer Heart Disease Asthma Stroke Diabetes/Obesity

Source: CHNA.org - CDC NVSS

Source: CHNA.org - CDC NVSS

Source: CHNA.org - CDC NVSS

Source: CHNA.org - CDC NVSS

Source: CHNA.org – BRFSS

Bernalillo County, 2012 Source: CABQ Environment Dept., Air Quality Division

Source: CINCH Health Assessment for Bernalillo County – NMDOH data

Source: CHNA.org - CDC NVSS

Source: CHNA.org – CDC/NCCDPHP 2012

Source: NMCDC

Overweight or Obese by selected risk factors APS - Grades 9-12, 2013

Source: CHNA.org - CDC NCCDPHP 2012

Source: NMCDC

 What improvements in policy, systems or environmental factors discussed previously would impact these issues the most ? Share thoughts with your neighbors and write themes on post-it notes.  Does this data resonate with your own experience or understanding of the issue? Write any questions on post-it notes: Additional data needed Questions about data presented  Post all notes in the CHRONIC DISEASE section

Drug Overdose Violent Crime – Adult & Child Homicide Suicide Fall-Related Deaths

Bernalillo County,

Bernalillo County, Source: NM IBIS

Source: YRRS APS – Grades 9-12, 2013

Source: CHNA.org – FBI UCR

 What improvements in policy, systems or environmental factors discussed previously would impact these issues the most ? Share thoughts with your neighbors and write themes on post-it notes.  Does this data resonate with your own experience or understanding of the issue? Write any questions on post-it notes: Additional data needed Questions about data presented  Post all notes in the INJURY section

Infant Mortality Low Birthweight Prenatal Care

 What improvements in policy, systems or environmental factors discussed previously would impact these issues the most ? Share thoughts with your neighbors and write themes on post-it notes.  Does this data resonate with your own experience or understanding of the issue? Write any questions on post-it notes: Additional data needed Questions about data presented  Post all notes in the MATERNAL/CHILD HEALTH section

 Are the BCCHC priority areas still the most significant areas to focus on? Is there data that show something else?  We know that more services are needed. But what policies are needed – or need to be changed – to be able to prevent these conditions in the first place?  What new opportunities or new challenges have emerged that affect our ability to prevent these conditions?

For more information contact: Marsha McMurray-Avila, BCCHC Executive Director Tracy McDaniel, ECAP Coordinator

 The following slides were not used in the BCCHC presentation on , due to time constraints. But may be of interest…

Physical Activity Healthy Eating Tobacco Use

Source: CHNA.org

Source: CHNA.org – BRFSS

Source: CHNA.org Bernalillo County

Source: NM Death Data: BVRHS, NMDOH