1. Indiana Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Advisory Board 2018 - 2021
Goals:
Review and input on the new ISDH - RHI Administration for Community Living (ACL) Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) State Partnership Program Mentor State Grant:
Improving Health Outcomes following Traumatic Brain Injury through Building a TBI-informed System of Services and Supports and Resource Facilitation.
Conduct a new TBI Needs and Resources Survey.
Complete an Updated Indiana TBI State Plan with annual updates.
Establish a Consumer Task Force of the Advisory Board.
Establish a Criminal Justice Task Force of the Advisory Board.
Provide TBI education and information to members of Advisory Board that may be relevant or helpful to the participants.
Promote awareness of TBI and TBI resources.
Contribute to improving outcomes for people with TBI.

2. Chronic Disease Management Programs
Community
Health Systems
Build Public Policy & Resources
Delivery System :
Clinical teams
At-risk case management
Risk & need-based visits
Delivery System Design
Create Supportive Environment
Clinical Information Systems:
Chronic disease registry
Performance metrics
Decision Support:
Practice supervision with specialist consultant
Practice guidelines
Team seminars, webinars, podcasts
Delivery System Design:
Practice teams
At-risk case management
Planned visits based on risk and need
Self-Management:
Patient goal setting (list of possible goals; buddy or sponsor; )
Goal monitoring & support (guidance & approval)
Patient classes
Patient record keeping
Action card with advice for patients
Webpage, app, etc with information & guidance
Supportive environment:
Public Policy & Resources:
Clinical Information Systems
Clinical Information Systems:
Registry
Performance metrics
Decision Support:
Supervision w/ specialist consultant
Guidelines
Seminars
Decision Support
Self-Mgmt Support:
Classes
Goal setting
Goal support
Record keeping
Action card
Webpage/app
Provide Self-Management Support

3. Participants:
Consumers and their families
Stakeholders from applicable state governmental agencies
Stakeholders from public and private organizations which are relevant to TBI
Advisory Board and grant leadership
Structure:
We will have a meeting each quarter. Two of these meetings (autumn and spring) will be 3.5 hours long and will include new TBI research or developments relevant to the Advisory Board. The winter and summer meetings will be 2.5 hours long. All meetings will be held at the Rice Auditorium at the Indiana State Department of Health, 2 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
The schedule for the meetings is as follows:
September 5, :00 – 4:30
December 7, :00-4:30
March 7, :00-4:30
June 6, :00-4:30