1. Kansas Maternal & Child Health Council DECEMBER 16, 2015 MEETING

2. Today’s Agenda Welcome & Introductions Review and Approval of September 22, 2015 Minutes Title V MCH 5-Year Needs Assessment Update MCH Website & Facebook Page Overview Life Course Approach – Special Presentation (UMKC) LUNCH MCH Population Domains: Small Group Activity BREAK MCH Population Domains: Small Group Activity Cont. Domain Group Work Going Forward Announcements & Closing Remarks

3. Welcome & Introductions Recognize New Members Review & Approval 9/22 Minutes DENNIS COOLEY, MD, CHAIR

4. Title V Needs Assessment Update Comprehensive Document State Action Plan Next Steps RACHEL SISSON & HEATHER SMITH

6. 1.Woman/Maternal (15-44; pregnant) 2.Perinatal/Infant (< 1 year) 3.Child (1-11 years) 4.Adolescent (12-22) 5.Children & Youth w/Special Health Care Needs (0-22) 6.Cross-cutting/Life course MCH Population Domains

7. Selected Priorities 1.Women have access to and receive coordinated, comprehensive care and services before, during and after pregnancy. Women/Maternal 2.Services and supports promote healthy family functioning. Cross-cutting 3.Developmentally appropriate care and services are provided across the lifespan. Child 4.Families are empowered to make educated choices about nutrition and physical activity. Perinatal/Infant 5.Communities and providers support physical, social, and emotional health. Adolescent 6.Professionals have the knowledge and skills to address the needs of maternal and child health populations. Cross-cutting 7.Services are comprehensive and coordinated across systems and providers. Children & Youth w/Special Health Care Needs 8.Information is available to support informed health decisions and choices. Cross-cutting

8. Selected NPMs (8 of 15) NPM1: Well-woman visit (past year) Women/Maternal NPM4: Breastfeeding (ever; exclusively 6 months) Perinatal/Infant NPM6: Developmental screening (10-71 months) Child NPM7: Child injury (0-9) Child NPM9: Bullying (12-17) Adolescent NPM10: Adolescent well-visit (12-17) Adolescent NPM11: Medical home CYSHCN NPM14: Smoking (pregnancy & child/household) Cross-cutting *National Performance Measures

9. MCH Website & Facebook Page CONNIE SATZLER

10. Website: Updated! http://www.kansasmch.org Member Profiles Meeting Docs

11. Kansas MCH - Facebook http://www.facebook.com/kans asmch

12. What You Can Do 1.Website ◦Use the webpage and share the web address with others ◦Send me a photo if we don’t have one posted for you ◦Provide feedback on content 2.Facebook Page ◦“Like” the Facebook Page (as an individual and an org) ◦“Like”, “share”, and comment on posts– this helps those posts show up more frequently on feeds ◦Invite your Facebook friends to “like” the page ◦Submit ideas for post content (email to Connie) ◦Directly post related material to the page yourself

13. Discussion: FB & Website Feedback CONTENT, MEMBER ACCESS, OTHER

14. Life Course Approach/Framework SPECIAL PRESENTATION

15. Lunch / Networking

16. MCH Population Domains: Small Group Activity CONNIE SATZLER

17. Small Group Activity Domain Assignments (Handout) Domain Small Group Responsibilities (Handout) KDHE STAFF SUPPORT 1.Women/Maternal: Stephanie Wolf & Phyllis Marmon 2.Perinatal/Infant: Carrie Akin & Kay White 3.Child: Kayzy Bigler & Debbie Richardson 4.Adolescent: Traci Reed & Kelly Barr *Special Health Care Needs & Cross-cutting / Life course

18. Small Group Activity cont… Packet Materials o Title V MCH 2016-2020 Priorities & National Performance Measures o Title V MCH Key Definitions & Concepts o Small Group Member Responsibilities o MCH Population Domain Assignments Activity Materials & Instructions

19. Small Group Activity cont… First time “digging in” to the priorities and objectives for your domain – today is a FIRST PASS Begin to understand, own, and take a leadership role in helping Kansas address these priorities, which should be evidenced by improved performance or strategy measures Walk through your domain packet, particularly priorities and objectives Make notes on worksheet Consult corresponding sections of action plan for additional detail Again, this is a first pass, an initial walk-through

20. Small Group Activity As you are walking through your priorities, make notes if any of the following “flags” stand out. Note the related priority/objective/strategy #, if applicable. Content Flags: What’s missing? What needs to be modified? Criticality Flags: What’s critical? What is most important to begin immediately? Coordination Flags: What partnerships or linkages currently exist or need to be formed? Collection, Compilation, and Communication Flags: What data or information needs to be collected, compiled, or better communicated? Capital and Capacity Flags: What resources or infrastructure exist or is needed? Cross-cutting, CYSHCN Flags: What do we need to note or be particularly mindful of related to cross-cutting/lifecourse OR special health care needs domain areas?

21. Small Group Activity REPORTS & REQUESTS

22. Domain Group Work Going Forward DENNIS COOLEY, MD, CHAIR

23. Closing Remarks Announcements DENNIS COOLEY, MD, CHAIR

24. 2016 MCH Summit