1. September 24, 2015 Quarterly Debrief

2. Quarterly Meeting Minutes

4. Quarterly Evaluation Results 51 attendees- 25 surveys collected Q1. Have you been to a Quarterly Coalition Meeting before?  Yes, regularly– 8 (32%)  Yes, a few times– 3  No– 11 (44%) Q2. 92% would rate this session as excellent Q3. 92% gained knowledge as a result of this session Q4. 88% session was useful to my work Q5. 92% felt engaged in the meeting  All percentages based off of Strongly Agree and Agree combined

5. Quarterly Evaluation Results Q 6. Most Valuable Part of Meeting  Older Adult Information/Disparities  Group breakout discussion  Bureau of Immunization presentation  More detailed info on insurance, ACA, Medicaid Expansion  Health policy

6. Quarterly Evaluation Results Q 7. What could have improved the meeting?  Knowing timing better  Increasing awareness to greater population  Would have liked Bureau of Immunization info in a handout

7. Quarterly Evaluation Results Q 8. Additional Comments  Potential savings or decrease in cost of immunizations  Happy to learn where seniors can receive flu/shingles vaccine for free or reasonable price  More adult vaccine discussions  Liked the links/online resources provided in “Lickety Split” because they can be shared with constituents  Thought state presentation and interaction was important

8. Quarterly Evaluation Results Q 9. Based on info provided, I intend to…  14 – Share new knowledge with my supervisor  20 – Share new knowledge with other staff members  2 – Change current practice by: informing others about Senior Count Project (heard from networking with participants)  4– Secure promotional materials on this topic

9. Quarterly Evaluation Results Q 10. Attend April meeting on Anthrax?  7– Yes  14– No Q 11. New Actions?  Shared with staff and students  3- Talked with clients/patients (general public and health fairs) about the topic: advancement in Anthrax Immunization  Tell other people- reached approximately 3 people  Informational only

10. Small Discussion Reflection Question 1: What older adult health disparities have you witnessed or experienced that were the most challenging? Transportation Access to Geriatrician Mistrust Lack Awareness, Education Cost: Medications Lack Resources or Knowledge of those that exist

11. Small Discussion Reflection Question 2: What are some effective solutions in combating barriers associated with older adult minority health issues? Community Health Workers Training in older adult population Geriatric Liaison in every clinic with older adult experience One Stop Shop Strong Community Advocate/Champion Line up Population– Strategic Plan– Budget  Remove Ageism

12. Small Discussion Reflection Question 3: What do constituents know? What is the gap in knowledge? Confusion about coverage Don’t provide current recommendations Don’t understand insurance policy Where can simplified information be accessed? Think vaccines are the CAUSE of health problems

13. Small Discussion Reflection Question 1-4 Advancing Immunizations: In the last 6 months, what have you done to promote immunizations? Health Fairs Twitter/Facebook: Social Media Commercials/print ads: Whooping Cough Grandparenting Class Promoting ACIP guidelines Automated calling program @ clinic National Immunization Awareness Month Health Screening- provide vaccine info and follow up! Recommendation from provider!