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APC Road Show: Orlando, FL Zarnaaz Bashir Program Manager

NACCHOs Mission NACCHO is the national organization representing local health departments. NACCHO works to support efforts that protect and improve the health of all people and all communities by promoting national policy, developing resources and programs, seeking health equity and supporting effective local public health practice and systems.

Who are the APCs? Seven funded local health departments that respond to emerging issues in preparedness and produce innovative tools, technical assistance, and training that other LHDs need to respond to public health emergencies.

The APCs Cambridge Public Health Department (MA) Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services (MD) Santa Clara County Public Health Department (CA) Public Health – Seattle and King County (WA) Tarrant County Public Health (TX) Twin Cities Metro (MN) Western New York Public Health Alliance (rural)

The APCs:

Why is this important? Meets a LHD need Precludes unnecessary time and resources spent on duplication of work Improved health outcomes

Where are we now? ~90 tools available

AREAS OF FOCUS Planning, training, and/or exercising on… Vulnerable populations Biosurveillance Radiological response Environmental health/food safety Rural health Mutual aid Personal preparedness Dispensing issues Volunteers Pan flu preparedness Risk communication Mass fatality

Technical assistance & training Mentoring APC training conferences Regional meetings Satellite broadcast/webinars Presentations

Where are we going? Aligning our work with CDCs priorities State partners, ASTHO, SACCHOs ASPH, PERRCs, CPHPs Marketing Evaluation Gap analysis & research

Success factors Provide you with tools and training to help enhance your agencys preparedness capabilities and capacities Provide you with a clear understanding of the APC Program Provide us with an understanding of preparedness needs for rural health departments

Who are you?

Jurisdiction Served

Attendance at Summit

Familiarity with APCs

Use of APC resources

Attendance at APC training

Your priorities

Group exercise 1.What public health preparedness challenges do you face in your community? 2.What are you hoping to learn from this conference?

Agenda DAY 1 APC Overviews Concurrent Session I Lunch Concurrent Session II Roundtable Discussions Wrap up

Agenda Day 2 Breakfast Concurrent session III Wrap-up and Evaluation

Your packets Resource catalog Advocate material Travel reimbursement form Evaluation