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Youth Health Partnership 2010 Annual Meeting. Welcome and Opening Remarks Mark Laney, M.D.

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1 Youth Health Partnership 2010 Annual Meeting

2 Welcome and Opening Remarks Mark Laney, M.D.

3 Introductions Eileen Duty, R.N.

4 Key Accomplishments Ten-Twenty Clinic developed New child & adolescent psychologist hired Health Express/Call Center pilot a success Linda Kerr completing fellowship Dental referrals continue to decrease School-based TdaP immunization clinics Teen pregnancy class - Why Try Program SAFE Exam process improved

5 Results Monitoring The following slides are health indicators we will continue to monitor.

6 Well Child Examinations

7 Oral Health

8 Pre-School Preparation

9 Promoting Healthy Weight

10 Teen Pregnancies * Pregnancy-related hospital discharges (MSDRG codes 765-795) Year – Number 2006 – 115 2007 – 139 2008 – 138 2009 – 136

11 Youth Mental Health Circle of H.O.P.E. 417 Referrals 284 Enrolled 423 participants in FOCUS (Parent Support) 275 participants in Youth Support A full time Licensed Clinical Social Worker is now on-site at Lakeside Pediatrics

12 New Systems Approach Past = Focus on specific programs and services Future = Systems approach to improve multiple outcomes

13 System Model

14 St. Joseph School District Childhood obesity treatment 4 th Grade Challenge 16 sites Behavioral health (age <6) Concussion protocol AED medical management Vision fund Current medicine resources

15 Clinics and Care Providers Standard of Care Monitor Access Ten-Twenty Clinic Specialty services

16 Resources Coordinate overall strategy Document investments & activities Recognition events Link Business Roundtable & faith community to schools

17 Teen Pregnancy Infant childcare needs Service matrix Social worker (OB)

18 Dental Health Relocate clinic (Dec 2012) Expanded Partnership (UMKC)

19 System Model

20 Comments and Discussion Access the presentation on-line www.nwmoinfo.org

21 Closing Remarks Melody Smith, Ed.D.

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