The document provides an overview of the Healthy Chicago initiative's progress in its first year. It summarizes the status of strategies across multiple health priorities such as tobacco use, obesity prevention, HIV, and access to care. Charts show the percentage of strategies completed, in progress, and pending for each priority. The presentation highlights accomplishments within each priority and outlines selected activities for the second year. Overall, 47% of strategies were completed and 45% were in progress after the first year of Healthy Chicago implementation.

1. Healthy Chicago: The Year in Review
Presentation to the Chicago Board of Health
August 15, 2012
Erica Salem, MPH
Deputy Commissioner
Bureau of Policy and Planning

3. A great day for public health

5. Healthy Chicago Strategies by
Intervention Type (n=193)
23% 29%
48%
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness

6. Status of Overall Healthy Chicago Priorities by
Intervention Type, August 2012
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
n=56 n=92 n=45
Completed In progress Pending initiation

7. Status of Tobacco Use Strategies (n=18)
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

8. Tobacco Use Accomplishments
• Smoke-free:
– 4 CHA developments; 3,250 units of multi-unit housing
– City Colleges and Roosevelt University
– All Catholic schools smoke-free
– 4 hospitals; 3 behavioral health providers
Legislation
• Fines raised for sales illegal sales
• City/County Enforcement Partnership
• Vending machines banned
• $1.00 State tax increase

9. Status of Obesity Prevention Strategies
(n=19)
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

10. Obesity Prevention Accomplishments
• Chicago Food Plan
• Fresh produce carts
• Child care standards training
• Complete streets
• Play Streets
• CPS student health records
Legislation
• Urban Agriculture/Zoning Ordinance
. • Produce Carts
• Healthy Vending

11. Status of HIV Prevention Strategies (n=23)
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

12. HIV Prevention Accomplishments
• Comprehensive prevention funding of $2.9M
• Advanced HIV prevention training to over 1,100 providers
• Enhanced policy and planning
• 9,200,800 condoms distributed since last August.
• Initiated the Chicago community condom project
• Integration of HIV community planning groups
• Enhanced partner services and linkage to care activities

13. Status of Adolescent Health Strategies
(n=15)
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

14. Adolescent Health Accomplishments
• Infrastructure Improvements
– Office of Adolescent and School Health Established
– CPS Chief Health Office and Restructuring
• Expanded STI screening project to 28 schools.
Educated 9215, screened 6147, identified 436
• Adolescent Vaccine Initiative with high volume
providers

15. Status of Cancer Disparities Strategies
(n=14)
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

16. Cancer Disparities Accomplishments
• Strengthened collaboration with Metro Chicago
Breast Cancer Task Force
• Completed Mammogram Reminder pilot project
• State Cancer Registry application
• Collaboration with CHA

17. Status of Heart Disease and Stroke
Strategies (n=15)
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

18. Heart Disease & Stroke Accomplishments
• Partnership with CDOT on biking, pedestrian and Make Way
for People.
• Corner stores
• Million Hearts Risk Check Challenge
• Partnership with Office of National Coordinator for HIT
• Creation of mobile application for risk assessment and
service locations.
• CPR, AED and CPS

19. Status of Access to Care Strategies (n=12)
7
6
5
4
25%
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

20. Access to Care Accomplishments
• 113,126 students from 504 schools received
dental health services, 18% more students
than prior year
• Partnership with City and State agencies to
address needs of mentally ill.
• $500,000 for expanded psychiatry services
• Adolescent Health Access committee
• FQHC partners identified for CDPH clinical care

21. Status of Healthy Mothers and
Babies Strategies (n=13)
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

22. Healthy Mothers and Babies
Accomplishments
• 13 of 19 labor and delivery hospitals working towards Baby-
Friendly designation.
• Increased WIC support for breastfeeding through lactation
counselor training
• Established preconception and inter-conceptional care standards
• 16,672 nurse home visits

23. Status of Communicable Disease Control
& Prevention Strategies (n=15)
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

24. Communicable Disease Control
& Prevention Accomplishments
• TB clinical partnership with Cook County- started in
January
• State passed legislation requiring infection control
training for staff in long term care facilities
• Convened Long Term Care Advisory Committee
• Distributed 1,144,801 doses of vaccine to providers
• Restaurant Self-inspection pilot

25. Status of Healthy Homes Strategies (n=17)
Status of Healthy Homes Strategies (n=17)
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

26. Healthy Homes Accomplishments
• Successful advocacy efforts to change Torrens
Indemnity Fund
• $3 million Abatement grant awarded
• Public awareness campaign promoting radon
testing
• Partnership with Safer Pest Control on bed bugs

27. Status of Violence Prevention Strategies
(n=14)
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

28. Violence Prevention Accomplishments
• Establish data collection partnership with police dept.
• Chicago Dating Matters Initiative, $1,750,000 5-year grant
awarded by CDC
• DV training to delegate agency staff, and Psychological First
Aid training to youth-serving substance abuse providers.
• Convened Bullying Prevention Workgroup (15 agencies)
• Chicago/Cook County Community Stabilization Initiative

29. Status of Public Health
Infrastructure Strategies (n=18)
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Policies Programs Education and Public Awareness
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

30. PH Infrastructure Accomplishments
• 18 sets of community area public health data posted on City’s
data portal.
• New Office of Epidemiology and Public Health Informatics
• Expanded Epidemiology programmatic capacity
• Largest local public health department pursuing first time
accreditation
• CPS Data sharing

31. OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• LGBT Action Plan
• LISC Policy Collaborative
• Philanthropic partnerships

32. Overall Healthy Chicago
Implementation Status
100
90
80 47%
45%
70
60
50
40
30
20
10 8%
0
Completed In progress Pending Initiation

33. Selected Year 2 Activities
• Healthy CPS
• Tobacco Enforcement
• City procurement policy
• Chicago Food Plan
• Extending STI to 60 schools; oral health to high
schools
• Violence prevention/Home visiting program
• Adolescent health social media campaign
• Community Health Survey

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