The document discusses the San Francisco Health Improvement Partnership (SF HIP) initiative, which is a collaboration between UCSF, San Francisco government agencies, community clinics, schools, and community organizations. The goal of SF HIP is to use research from UCSF to improve population health in San Francisco and reduce health disparities. SF HIP focuses on priority health issues like physical activity, hepatitis B, alcohol, and mental health. For each issue, partnerships identify target populations, desired outcomes, interventions, and metrics to evaluate the interventions. Examples provided include a project using data to identify high users of multiple services related to alcohol and a quality improvement collaborative around hepatitis B care.

1. Improving the Health of San Francisco: SF HIP Update CTSI 2011 Retreat

2. What Is SF HIP? San Francisco Health Improvement Partnerships

3. SF HIPA Cross Cutting CTSI Initiative “The CTSI will challenge, encourage, and support UCSF researchers to take our research capital—the great wealth of clinical research discoveries, knowledge, and know-how at UCSF— and link it with our community partners’ expertise and priorities to effectively translate this research capital into interventions that can be scaled to make a measurable impact on the health of our local community and eliminate disparities.”

4. SF Gov’t SF DPH Community Clinicians SF USD Coordinating Council UCSF Hospitals & Health Systems SFHIP Employers CBOs, FBOs Philanthropy

5. SF HIP Priority Areas Physical activity & healthy eating Hepatitis B Alcohol Mental health/youth/violence Childhood dental caries Tobacco HIV Place-based/holistic program (SF HOPE redevelopment program)?

6. Partnership Working GroupsFramework Define a target population Specify the outcomes to be changed for that population Identify outcome metrics Prioritize interventions Evidence based Experience based Feasible, scalable, sustainable Implement and evaluate interventions

7. Alcohol:High Users of Multiple Services (HUMS) Project SF DPH focus on HUMS “hot spotters” SF DPH merged 13 data sets (EMS-911, substance abuse, mental health, medical care, jail, etc); individual level data SF DPH and HUMS community partners need: expertise in analyzing complex population data sets and making sense of data CTSI asset: Laura Schmidt

8. Hepatitis BSF Hep B Free Campaign Be tested. Be vaccinated. Be treated.

9. Hepatitis B Quality of Care Gaps Inappropriate screening tests HepBsAg and HepBsAb Failure to complete Hep B immunization series for susceptible patients Inappropriate and inadequate follow-up care for patients with chronic Hep B

10. The San Francisco Hepatitis B Quality Improvement Collaborative Tung Nguyen, Mandana Khalili, Albert Yu, Paula Fleisher, Larry Green

11. Physical Activity and Healthy EatingSan Francisco

15. Multilevel Problem Analysis Model courtesy of Gerry Oliva, UCSF

16. Identifying Target Population Bayview Hunters Point Healthy Eating and Active Living (HEAL) Zone $1M grant to SFDPH from Kaiser Community Benefits Program CDC Community Transformation Grant Proposal

17. Scientific Evidence Community Wisdom: Asset Mapping & Needs Assessment Data CTSI Bioinformatics BVHP Food Guardians

18. Indispensible Assets

19. The Strategic Value of the UCSF Research Enterprise in Collaborations to Improve the Health of SF Networking and convening Research evidence base Theory and conceptual frameworks Data collection and analysis Human and material resources Investigation & evaluation of community interventions Capacity building among community partners