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April 4, 2017 Jefferson County Public Health Lakewood, CO
MFHCC Meeting April 4, 2017 Jefferson County Public Health Lakewood, CO
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Welcome and Introductions
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Agenda Arrive, sign in, grab lunch Welcome & Introductions – Janelle
Previous Action Items - Lisa Agency Updates - All – Lisa Colorado Disaster Behavioral Health: Networks & Responses - Curt Drennen, Aimee Voth-Siebert, Lynn Garst, CDPHE Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response (OEPR) NCR HCC Development Process – Janelle and Lisa Upcoming Training and Events – Lisa and Janelle See MFHCC website for educational opportunities PHED EX Update HVA Tool Training – After today’s meeting, 1:30-3pm Assess Local Resource Process – Discussion Member Agency Spotlight – Foothills RETAC & Mile-High RETAC Review New Action Items – Janelle Networking and Hazard Vulnerability Assessment Training
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Review previous action items
Janelle
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Review Previous Action Items
Person responsible Deadline Contact Christine/Cali if interested in becoming a JCPH or Denver Closed POD. All On-going Janelle or Lisa to sign up for workgroups of interest, including the PHED EX workgroup. Member Spotlight - Janelle and Lisa if you would like to be featured on the website. Cali will the Inventory Management System Excel form to all Denver Closed POD partners for confirmation and for POD site records. Cali Zimmerman TBD Share updates about HPP/HCC changes. Lisa and Janelle Contact Ginny Schwartzer if interested in participating in a Disaster Book Club. Ginny Schwartzer Contact Karri Knight if interested in participating in exercise at DIA on July 26, 2017. Karri Knight Contact if interested in serving as evaluator or controller for the exercise at DIA on July 26, 2017. Ashlee Herring Janelle
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Agency updates We are taking the suggestion to move Agency Updates to the first part of the meeting to ensure we have enough time for everyone to report out about current events. Also, in an effort to save time, we are not going to call out various disciplines so people can respond at any time. Lisa
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Agency Updates Please mention brief updates you would like to share with the entire group Include your name and agency name High level reports applicable to various agencies Updates requiring in depth discussions may transition into workgroups
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Agency Updates Epidemiology Update Hospitals
Public/Environmental Health EMS Provider Emergency Management Long Term Care Mental/ Behavioral Health Outpatient Medical Services (Example: community health center, clinic, dialysis, etc.) Other HCC Partner (Example: education, private, federal entity, coroner, etc.).
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Agency Updates Public/Environmental Health:
JCPH - Jefferson County Public Health Champions of the Year (2017) Congratulations to Dave Mitchell and Robert Putfark – Arvada Fire Protection District!
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Agency Updates Epidemiology Update Hospitals
Public/Environmental Health EMS Provider Emergency Management Long Term Care Mental/ Behavioral Health Outpatient Medical Services (Example: community health center, clinic, dialysis, etc.) Other HCC Partner (Example: education, private, federal entity, coroner, etc.).
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Colorado Disaster Behavioral Health: Networks & Responses - CDPHE Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response (OEPR) Curt Drennen, Aimee Voth-Siebert and Lynn Garst
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Colorado Disaster Behavioral Health: Networks and Responses
Metro Foothills Health Care Coalition April 4, 2017
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Disaster Coordinators
Community Reach Center Boulder Mental Health Partners Adams Covering Denver Area: Arapahoe House, Inc Asian Pacific Development Center Servicios de la Raza, Inc Denver Mental Health Center of Denver Gilpin Jefferson Center for Mental Health Clear Creek Arapahoe Jefferson AllHealth Network Douglas Denver Area Community Mental Health Center Regions
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Recent Colorado Responses
Fortunately, most of us and most of our children will not experience such large scale disasters, including the fires, floods, and acts of violence that have afflicted our state.
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System Improvements Defining Disaster Behavioral Health
Behavioral health integration with other partners Behavioral health called to respond earlier in the event Cross-trained partners advocate for BH support where it is needed Attention to recovery
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Questions?
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North Central Region Healthcare Coalition (NCR HCC) Update
Lisa Janelle and Lisa
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Lisa As a reminder, the state has finalized the proposal to allow nine healthcare coalitions in the state which would align with the nine all-hazard regions shown here.
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HCC Updates Meeting held March 29th with:
Co-chairs from MFHCC, Boulder HAMR and Tri County HCC Reps from hospitals, behavioral health, EMS and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) Lisa
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North Central Region Healthcare Coalition (NCR HCC)
Structure and Governance Board: One NCR HCC (led by a Governance Board) with three Chapters (made up of the current HCCs), using current NCR Committees (Public Health, Healthcare, EMS, etc.) to work on discipline specific issues and planning, and creating Workgroups as needed. See DRAFT NCR HCC Governance Structure 03‐30‐17 Janelle
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Next Steps Current plan to be shared at Colorado Healthcare Coalition Council meeting Friday, March 10th Janelle and Lisa will be attending and share info with the MFHCC as needed Janelle- This is a draft document of the NCR HCC Governance Structure which was developed by the committee at the 3/27 meeting.
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North Central Region Healthcare Coalition (NCR HCC)
NCR HCC Chapters: Boulder HAMR Chapter TCHDHCC Chapter MFHCC Chapter Membership: Anyone is welcome to join the NCR HCC. Funding and Fiduciary: TBD based on deliverables and approved distribution process. Janelle
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North Central Region Healthcare Coalition (NCR HCC)
Roles and Responsibilities of Governance Board: Confirm governance structure Develop/guide development of governance documents Determine the fiscal agent and funding structure (sign-off on becoming a legal entity) Set goals and objectives to meet capabilities Strategize how to meet deliverables, delegate to the appropriate Chapters, Committees, or workgroups, and ensure completion of deliverables Act as the Grant Review Committee Participate, as needed, in the CO HCC Council Janelle
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Next Steps Need nominations for four MFHCC spots (hospital, public health, EMS and behavioral health). At this point, we are looking for one representative on behalf of these disciplines. If you are an ambulatory or LTC rep and are interested in being this representative for the region, please let Janelle and Lisa know. Accepting nominations today or by follow up to Janelle and Lisa so all can be considered. MFHCC will vote on nominations via Survey Monkey. Janelle and Lisa will continue to share updates with MFHCC members. Janelle – We are looking for alternates for positions too. Lisa and I will not necessarily be the MFHCC chapter lead due to the work involved in continuing to plan and host our monthly meetings. We are happy to serve as an alternate to attend when the NCR HCC chapter chair cannot attend and we will work very closely with that individual on an on-going basis.
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Broomfield Discussion
MFHCC Charter Excerpt: Scope: The jurisdictional regions for the MFHCC will be the county boundaries of: Clear Creek, Denver, Gilpin, Jefferson Note: Additional counties may be added to the MFHCC upon discussion with the membership and approval by the Advisory Group. Broomfield Public Health and Environment – This discussion was initiated by Broomfield Public Health to align more with the MFHCC. Other Broomfield agencies may also become members or may remain in the Boulder HAMR. Janelle – This will align and streamline our resource ordering process. Per our charter, we wanted to bring this proposal to MFHCC for discussion. We will the Advisory Group for consideration and approval this month.
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Upcoming Trainings and Events
Lisa and Janelle
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MFHCC Website - 2017 Training and Exercise Opportunities in our Community
April 12 – Detecting Workplace Violence Throughout the year - Mental Health First Aid Trainings May 8 - Trauma Informed Care Workshops, Jefferson Center for Mental Health July Public Information in an All-Hazards Incident Sept Pediatric Disaster Response and Emergency Preparedness Relayed request for PPE/Decontamination/HazMat trainings to North Central Region Lisa - Visit the MFHCC website for details about all of the events listed. Please send us training opportunities so we can share them with members on our website.
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Hazard Vulnerability Assessment (HVA) Tool Trainings
CDPHE Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response (OEPR) developed new HVA Tool for partners and stakeholders In-person: HVA Tool Training following today’s MFHCC Meeting, 1:30-3pm, led by Michael Delgado All MFHCC partners encouraged to attend Webinar Options through June 1st: 9:30-11:00AM and 1:30-3:00PM each Tuesday and Thursday. *Let Lisa & Janelle know if you participate in a webinar. The CDPHE Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response (OEPR) has developed a new Hazards Vulnerability Assessment (HVA) Tool for partners and stakeholders to use to meet their grant deliverable regarding the completion of an assessment.
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PHED EX Public Health Emergency Dispensing Exercise (PHED EX) – June 15-17, 2017 Workgroup divided into two groups: 1. Denver PHED EX Workgroup 2. Jefferson/Clear Creek/Gilpin PHED EX Workgroup Communication Drill Update – 800 MHz radio drill conducted March 22nd Janelle -Thank you to members who completed the PHED EX spreadsheet. The final details were submitted to CDPHE by their April 3rd deadline. Radio Drill results – 20 agencies participated on radio and conference call drills. Based on feedback that not everyone has access to MAC 21 channel, we will discuss in May what channels to use for future drills.
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Review New Action Items
Janelle
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Thank you! Networking and HVA Training
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