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Setting the Foundation for Public Health: Local Health Departments’ Vision for the System in Kansas
September 20, 2016 View from Kansas Health Institute Offices, Topeka, Kansas
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Today’s agenda Background FPHS Assessment purpose and process What’s next? Kansas Health Institute
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1. Background: Why are we here? Kansas Health Institute
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“KALHD’s vision is a system of local health departments committed to helping all Kansans achieve optimal health by providing Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS).” We’ll start by talking about the FPHS. “effectiveness” In 2015, KALHD adopted the Foundational Public Health Services as their vision for public health in Kansas– their vision statement is <read>. The FPHS represent services (foundational areas) and skills (foundational capabilities) that need to be present everywhere to public health to work anywhere…. This is what KALHD has outlined as necessary for effective public health in Kansas… these should be provided to all Kansans in KALHD’s vision, and they are a uniform assurance of public health protection for all Kansans. If health departments are providing these services, and providing them well, the assumption is that they will produce the desired result of optimal health for the community. Kansas Health Institute
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2. FPHS Assessment: Purpose and Process We think that CJS is a strategy that can help us find efficiency in a way that can be mutually agreeable for all parties. Kansas Health Institute
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Purpose of FPHS Assessment Develop definitions of the FPHS for Kansas and identify the system’s current capacity to implement the FPHS components. There was a panel about the FPHS at the COPPHI meeting this week. The three states were asked what they would do differently if they could start over again- all said they would learn from other states that have done this before! (Might want to include that here as context- we are learning from what's been happening and not re-inventing the wheel, so that we can build on progress and focus on making the framework relevant for our state). Kansas Health Institute
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FPHS Assessment Process Literature review Key Informant Feedback Draft FPHS List for KS Capacity Assessment Kansas Health Institute
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Project Activities Literature Review of State Models Review “minimum package” concept Review RESOLVE FPHS Model Comparison of state models to RESOLVE Model Feedback from Key Informants Identification of “truly necessary” services Interviews on the FPHS concept Analysis of interview findings Development of FPHS Model for Kansas Draft Kansas Model from stakeholder input Gather feedback from LHDs and system partners Assess Capacity to implement FPHS Survey to all LHDs to determine gaps Kansas Health Institute
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Literature Review Key Findings Eight states have defined a FPHS Model (‘minimum package’) Each model has varying resemblance to RESOLVE Most alignment found within Assessment and Organizational Competencies Kansas Health Institute
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Literature Review Key Findings Kansas Health Institute
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Key Informant Feedback Process Foundational Capability/Area Component Kansas Health Institute
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Key Informant Feedback Process 19 Key Informants Preliminary survey to identify “truly necessary” components of each FC and FA Components identified within literature review Follow-up interview to discuss survey responses Kansas Health Institute
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Key Informant Feedback Key Findings Kansas Health Institute
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What’s Next? Kansas Health Institute
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FPHS for Kansas Draft List Developed from Survey & Key Informant Interviews Detailed description of FPHS components within each FC and FA Will be presented for ‘vetting’ to KALHD Board, LHDs, and PHSG members Goal of presentations: to share list and gather feedback from stakeholders (Jason) I think we need to be sure to say WHY we are vetting it through those entities. Kansas Health Institute
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Key Upcoming Dates Date Description September 28, 3:00pm Presentation of FPHS list to KALHD Board members October 10, 3:00pm Presentation of FPHS list to LHDs and PHSG members October 18, 10am-2pm KALHD Board meeting & endorsement vote January 2017 FPHS capacity survey June 2017 PHSG Final Report June 2017 and beyond Planning & Implementation Kansas Health Institute
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KALHD Board Endorsement Final list based on KALHD Board and LHD/PHSG feedback KALHD Board members vote to ‘endorse’ final list on October 18 Final list used to create capacity survey for LHDs Kansas Health Institute
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What does it mean for you? KALHD’s vision will remain the same Your input matters for HOW the work will move forward What services are Foundational? How will the services be funded? How will staff be trained? (Jason) How do we plan on addressing voices not included in the plan for input (those outside of KALHD Board, LHDs, and PHSG)? Kansas Health Institute
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What does it mean for you? This is not the end Based on experiences from other states, full implementation may take many years PHSG partners will continue to identify the best ways of organizing and implementing the FPHS Kansas Health Institute
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