Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center University of Kentucky Affiliate Safe Communities Support Center.

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Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center University of Kentucky Affiliate Safe Communities Support Center

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Goal: Reduce burden of injury across the state. – Focuses on surveillance and data analysis using single and linked data sets; – Prevention of injuries in community and occupational settings related to falls, poisonings, fires, motor vehicles, and violence; and – Affiliate Safe Communities Support Center (Applied in 2012) Visit to learn more about KIPRCwww.kiprc.uky.edu 2 Founded in 1994 KY Dept. for Public Health and University of Kentucky

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Safe Communities America Program for Kentucky This effort is supported by the KY Safety and Prevention Alignment Network (KSPAN) which serves as the Injury Community Planning Group for KY. KSPAN is a diverse coalition working to improve Kentucky’s core capacity to perform injury surveillance and epidemiology, and to implement and evaluate evidence-based injury prevention and control programs.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Kentucky Safety and Prevention Alignment Network Member Organizations National Safety Council Kentucky Department for Public Health Kentucky Hospital Association Kentucky Pharmacists Association Kentucky Regional Poison Control Center Kentucky Medical Association KY Office of Drug Control Policy KY Crime Prevention Coalition KY Department of Transportation KY State Fire Marshal, Division of Fire Prevention KY State Police KY Department of Insurance KY Office of Homeland Security University of Kentucky University of Louisville – Trauma Outreach Prevent Child Abuse KY UK Center for Excellence in Rural Health KY Department for Community Based Services Brain Injury Association of Kentucky Safe Kids CHFS, DCBS, Division of Violence Prevention Resources KY Injury Prevention and Research Center Dept. for Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Addiction Services Kentucky Office of Highway Safety UK Extension Service AARP Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs Child Fatality Review and Injury Prevention KY Department for Aging and Independent Living US Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration Saint Joseph Hospital Kentucky Association of Health Care Facilities Body recall Health Care Excel KY Fire Fighters Association Cardinal Hill Hospital Western Kentucky University Murray State University Kentucky Optometrist Association Norton Health Care Central Baptist Hospital Eastern Kentucky University MADD KY Retirement Systems Hospice of the Bluegrass Georgetown Hospital Dedicated Injury Prevention Specialists Community Health Departments and local coalitions 4

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Injuries In Kentucky Injuries kill more Kentuckians every year between the ages of 1 and 44 than heart disease, cancer, stroke and HIV combined. From 2000 to 2005, Kentucky had the 6th highest rate of unintentional injury deaths in the United States, with the leading causes being motor vehicle crashes, poisoning (including drug overdoses) and falls. 5

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow What is this thing called culture? Culture is a combination of : Attitudes, Behaviors, Beliefs, Values, Ways of doing things, and Other shared characteristics of a particular group of people. Culture Can: Socialize newcomers. Define influence. Determine values. 6 Culture of Safety When these criteria are consistently and effectively aimed at accident reduction, a positive culture of safety is created

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Safe Communities Concept of a safe community recognizes that no single approach to injury prevention and safety promotion can be as effective as a collaboration among community organizations and community members. 7

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow KY Injury Prevention & Research Center (KIPRC) Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center was designated as an Affiliate Support Center at the CDC/Safe States Conference on May 4, 2012.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Concept for the Kentucky Safe Communities America Affiliate Support Center Assist local communities in developing capacity for injury and violence prevention. Provide injury data, training, technical assistance, and other forms of support to communities that are interested in achieving Safe Community designation. Communities across Kentucky will form the Kentucky Safe Communities America Network to address the burden of injuries and violence. KSPAN will support communities in their quest to be designated as Safe Communities and in doing the hard work necessary to earn this recognition.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Concept for Kentucky Establish a statewide network of designated Safe Communities – Link communities that are serious about and dedicated to safety and injury prevention. – Provide leadership and act as a mentor to communities interested in SCA designation – Maximize our collective impact on reducing the burden of injuries and violence on our state. – KIPRC serves as an affiliate Safe Communities Support Center and will partner with KSPAN members on community level implementations of evidence based interventions.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Seven Indicators of a Safe Community 1. Demonstrate an infrastructure based on partnership and collaborations, governed by a cross- sectional group that is responsible for safety promotion in their community Versus Indicators for LHD IVPP 1.The local health department (LHD) has a designated, functioning program responsible for providing leadership and coordination for injury and violence prevention (IVP) efforts. 11 Indicators established by the WHO Collaborating Center for Community Safety Promotion, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Seven Indicators of a Safe Community 2.Long-term, sustainable programs covering both genders and all ages, environments, situations, and includes preparing their citizens for emergencies and disasters; Versus Indicators for a LHD IVPP 2.The local health department focuses efforts on obtaining funding to support and sustain its injury and violence prevention efforts. 12 Indicators established by the WHO Collaborating Center for Community Safety Promotion, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Seven Indicators of a Safe Community 3.Programs that target high-risk groups and environments, and programs that promote safety for vulnerable groups; Versus Indicators for a LHD IVPP 3. The local health department injury and violence prevention program develops, implements, and evaluates an organizational plan to address injury and violence locally. 13 Indicators established by the WHO Collaborating Center for Community Safety Promotion, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Seven Indicators of a Safe Community 4.programs that are based on all available evidence Versus Indicators for a LHD IVPP 4.The local health department utilizes evidence based or evidence informed programs to prevent injury and violence locally 14 Indicators established by the WHO Collaborating Center for Community Safety Promotion, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Seven Indicators of a Safe Community 5.Programs that document the frequency and causes of injuries; Versus Indicators for a LHD IVPP 5.The local health department utilizes data to inform and strengthen its capacity to prevent injury and violence locally 15 Indicators established by the WHO Collaborating Center for Community Safety Promotion, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Seven Indicators of a Safe Community 6.Implement evaluation measures to assess their programs, processes and the effects of change Versus Indicators for a LHD IVPP 6. The local health department injury and violence prevention program evaluates the effectiveness of its injury and violence prevention programs and services 16 Indicators established by the WHO Collaborating Center for Community Safety Promotion, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Seven Indicators of a Safe Community 7.Ongoing participation in national and international Safe Communities networks. Versus Indicators for a LHD IVPP 7.The local health department injury and violence prevention program develops and maintains partnerships with key local, regional and state organizations. 17 Indicators established by the WHO Collaborating Center for Community Safety Promotion, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Kentucky Safe Communities Genia M c Kee uky.edu 18 A safe, healthy Community is everyone’s business

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Kentucky Safe Communities Genia M c Kee uky.edu 19 Safe Communities America Program for Kentucky The National Safety Council, KY Injury Prevention & Research Center, and University of Kentucky, College of Public Health have come together to develop a Safe Communities America Network for Kentucky.

Madison County was designated the 7 th Safe Community in the US March 23, 2010 According to Lloyd Jordison, Madison County Safety Coalition Coordinator, “Being designated as a Safe Community has elevated our credibility with the community and our partners. Since our designation, the opportunity to reach new community partners about injury prevention has increased significantly.” Partners Law Enforcement Richmond Police Department Berea Police Department Kentucky State Police Kentucky Motor Vehicle Enforcement Eastern Kentucky University Police Madison County Sheriff Office Madison County Coroner Health Care Madison County Health Department- MEPCO Home Health- Healthy Start- HANDS-Madison County School Nurses Pattie A. Clay Regional Medical Center St. Joseph Hospital Berea Emergency Services Madison County Fire Department Berea Fire Department Richmond Fire Department Madison County Ambulance Service Madison County Rescue Squad Madison County EMA/CSEPP Educational Institutions Kentucky River Foothills Head Start Madison County School System Berea Community Schools Model Laboratory School Private Schools Family Resource and Youth Services Centers Eastern Kentucky University Berea College University of Kentucky Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center Partners Federal, State, and Regional National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Federal Highway Administration Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Kentucky Drive Smart Kentucky Department for Public Health Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Southern Kentucky Area Health Education Center Bluegrass Area Development District Coalitions Faith Task Force-Community Partner- ship Children’s Champions of Madison County-SAFE KIDS Chapter Madison County Greenways and Trails Madison County Delinquency Prevention Council Madison County Area Substance Abuse Policy Board Berea Healthy Community Teen Pregnancy Coalition Kentucky State SAFE KIDS Coalition Kentucky Crime Prevention Coalition Groups and Individuals 25th District & Circuit Court Madison County Attorney Private Businesses Individual Citizens American Red Cross Our Mission: To Create a Culture of Safety in Madison County 20

Kentucky Injury Prevention & Research Center Kentucky Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Steve Sparrow Kentucky Safe Communities Genia M c Kee uky.edu 21

For more information Contact Genia M c Kee Safe Communities Coordinator or Steve Sparrow KSPAN Program Coordinator Waller Avenue, Ste 242 Lexington KY Main Number (859) KY Safety & Prevention Alignment Network 333 Waller Avenue, Ste 242 Lexington KY Kentucky Safe Communities America Network In partnership with the National Safety Council, KY Injury Prevention and research Center, KY Safety & Prevention Alignment Network Members, UKY, College of Public Health & Kentucky Communities