Transcript PPOR Program Map Columbus, OH

Perinatal Periods Of Risk
Program Map
Columbus, Ohio
METHODS
CONDITIONS
LOCAL
Community
Engagement (CS)
FINDINGS
TRANSLATE TO ACTION
IMPLEMENT
COMMUNITY
ACTION
DISSEMINATE
RESULTS
OUTCOMES
IMPACTS
INCREASE ACCESS
Black/White gap
in Infant
mortality rate
has persisted
for nearly 20
years in
Columbus.
PPOR is one
tool to improve
the health of
women and
infants through
broader public
health systems
change
IDENTIFY CURRENT
PARTNERS / AUDIENCES/
VENUES
• Council on Healthy Mothers
& Babies
• Help Me Grow
• WIC/CFHS Advisory Council
• CDR (infant, SIDS subcom)
• ODH
• MOD
• Organizations/programs
(internal & external to CHD)
PERSISTENT
RACIAL
DISPARITIES
MATERNAL
HEALTH &
PREMATURITY
INFANT
HEALTH
especially SIDS
DECREASE
Columbus Health
Department
programs
REDUCED WAIT
TIMES (1st PNC
APPTMT)
INCREASED
APPTMT SHOW
RATES
PNC clinics, MCH home
visiting
Env. Tobacco
Smoke initiatives;
info on ETS in
SIDS brochure
Risk of SIDS
INCREASE IN
EARLY PNC
CARE
BABY
DECREASE LOW BIRTH
WEIGHT BIRTHS
DECREASE
PRE-TERM BIRTHS
SIGNIFICANTLY
DECREASE
FETO-INFANT
MORTALITY
DECREASE RACIAL
DISPARITIES
IN MORTALITY
DECREASE NO PNC
MOM
EXTERNAL/ Work with Ohio
Department of Health
• Birth Outcomes Workgroup
• Specialized TA
• Perinatal Data Use
Consortium
Lead: COHMAB
Partners: CHD, others
DECREASED
MATERNAL
SMOKING
AOD Collaborative
FUNDING
IDENTIFIED FOR
SAFE CRIBS
SIDS Campaign
Alcohol Use
NATIONAL
CityMatCH PAC (Carolyn--lead)
a. Evaluation of PPOR Approach
b. Evidence-based strategies
c. Work with national data tables
and protocols for investigation
d. State/Local integration
Pregnancy Care
Connection
Lead: COHMAB
Partners: Cf2 (via CAP via
HRSA)
Tobacco Use/
Exposure
LOCAL
Data Analysis (KC)
INTERNAL
• Child Death Review, Vital,
other data sources
• Presentation of findings
Prenatal Care
POOR DATA
QUALTIY
Improve Vital
Statistics
June 2004
Lead: Cf2
Partners: COHMAB, MOD,
HMG, hospitals, CHD
Ohio Perinatal
Data Use
Collaborative
UNIVERSAL AOD
SCREENING
PROTOCOLS
IMPROVED
DATA QUALITY
IMPROVED
PHYSICAL AND
MENTAL HEALTH
DECREASE
PREMATURE
MORTALITY
FROM CHRONIC
DISEASE