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Uniting Forces to Achieve a Health Nation
This document summarizes Tyler Norris' keynote presentation at the 2017 Practical Playbook National Meeting in Washington DC on uniting forces to achieve a healthy nation. The presentation calls for boundary crossing leadership across issues, sectors, jurisdictions and generations to ease access to care and wellbeing supports. It emphasizes assessing social needs and making referrals a standard of care. The presentation shows how factors like housing, transportation and food insecurity impact health outcomes and discusses focusing interventions on both reach and intensity to improve population dose. It frames organizations as community anchors accountable for total health.
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Uniting Forces to Achieve a Health Nation
- 1. 2017 Practical PlaybookNational Meeting Washington DC | June 2, 2017 Uniting Forces to Achieve A Healthy Nation TYLER NORRIS, MDiv. Chief Executive, Well Being Trust @TylerNorrisMDiv
- 3. Boundary Crossing Leadership •trans-partisan(values, perspectives) •trans-issue (systems convergence) •trans-sector (interest/benefits) •trans-jurisdiction (authority, inclusion) •trans-generation (ages) •transformational leadership
- 4. Purpose • Ease accessto care and to the determinants of wellbeing • Build resilience in children, teens and families • Reduce suffering from depression, anxiety and social isolation • Decrease addiction and substance use, while promoting recovery • Create hope for people and families living with serious and persistent mental illness • Eliminate stigma everywhere, and grow a culture of wellbeing in healthy, equitable, resilient communities Create Healthy, Equitable Communities Ease Access Build Resilience Reduce Suffering Decrease Addiction Create Hope
- 5. Source: Kaiser Permanente PlaceMatters: Obesity
- 6. Place Matters: Asthma Source:Kaiser Permanente
- 7. Place Matters: Depression Source:Kaiser Permanente
- 8. Place Matters: Diabetes Source:Kaiser Permanente
- 9. Place Matters: Hypertension Source:Kaiser Permanente
- 10. Male life expectancyin Hough & Lyndhurst OH: 8 miles = 24 years Place Matters
- 11. Community Health Experience of Care Per Capita Cost Source:Institute for Healthcare Improvement Triple Aim: Dimensions of Value… In a Market that Values Health
- 12. Intensity Deconstructed: • Exposure •Potency What It Looks Like: DOSE = REACH x INTENSITY 50% healthy vending slots vending ban whole school reform school + corner stores Walk to school day walk to school year complete streets streets + school PA Source: Kaiser Permanente 1) Focusing on Dose
- 13. CHNA: Top SocialNeeds NW Complex Needs 1 Conservator / Guardianship 2 Housing 3 Transportation 4 Social Isolation 5 Human Trafficking NCAL Richmond Pediatrics 1 Food Insecurity 2 Child-Related 3 Access to Care and Coverage 4 Financial Strain/ Employment 5 Utilities SCAL Predicted High Utilizers 1 Financial Strain 2 Food Insecurity 3 Care-Giver Support 4 Health Literacy 5 Social Isolation Predicted Dual-Eligible Members 1 Care-Giver Support, Crisis Intervention 2 Transportation 3 Financial Strain/ Income Replacement 4 Food Insecurity 5 UtilitiesTrans- portation Source: Kaiser Permanente & 2) Making Assessment and Referral a Standard of Care
- 14. Source: Tyler Norris,Kaiser Permanente 2016 3) From Doing Good Things to Accountability
- 15. Being an AnchorInstitution to Co-Create Total Health at All Levels 15 Physical & Mental Health “Body, Mind and Spirit” Individual/Family Home/School/Worksite Neighborhood/Community Society Leveraging All Assets as a Community Anchor / Total Health Organization Source: Tyler Norris, Kaiser Permanente
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- 17. What do weknow… about the nature of our problems? Really?
- 18. 健走社區—長榮社區 Community Experiencesin Walking Tainan Healthy City Research Centre 社區健走步道導覽圖—環繞社區中庭及公園全長1000公尺
- 19. Forms of Capital:Wealth of Communities and Nations Source: Tyler Norris
- 20. Source: Otto Scharmer,MIT It’s all connected
- 21. Healthy Community Agenda Premise WhoWe Are What We Know Our Opportunity, Now
- 22. Health Education, Learning Environment Economy Energy, Transportation Housing, Food, Placemaking Practice/ Policy / Investment ~ Alignment Adapted from: Leadership for Healthy Communities Health in All Policies, All Practices, All Investments: Co-Benefits
- 23. Healthy Community Agenda Dialogue WhoAre We? What Do We Know? What Is Our Opportunity, Now?
- 24. Working in theNexus Healthy People Healthy Environments Thriving Local Economies
- 25. Don’t ask whatthe world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive. Howard Thurman
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