HMPRG Safety Net Initiative History- Lon Berkeley.
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This document outlines the process and goals of a regional health care safety net summit. It provides background on the initiative, including key terminology, assumptions, and demographic data of the region. It also summarizes ongoing efforts to strengthen the safety net and the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning's GoTo 2040 plan, which includes recommendations to integrate health policy into regional planning. The document introduces preliminary recommendations that will be discussed at the summit to continue progressing the initiative.
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HMPRG Safety Net Initiative History- Lon Berkeley.
- 1. “ Setting the Stage: The Case for Regional Action to Strengthen the Safety Net” Lon M. Berkeley Health & Medicine Policy Research Group Regional Health Care Safety Net Summit June 23, 2009
- 9. WHAT DO WE NOT MEAN BY THE “HEALTH CARE SAFETY NET”?
- 10. WHAT DO WE NOT MEAN BY THE “HEALTH CARE SAFETY NET”?
- 12. WHAT DO WE MEAN BY THE “HEALTH CARE SAFETY NET”?
- 21. Who Takes Care of Your Health? Other Sectors: Housing, Education Tranportation, etc Public Health Services : Environmental, Prevention, Disaster Preparedness, etc Health Care Services: Dental, Behavioral, Home Care, etc Medical Care: Primary Care, Specialist, Acute, Rehab, etc Family Self-Care
- 23. THE WHO Health System Conceptual Framework Source: WHO Health System Strengthening Strategy 2007
- 27. A Demographic Snapshot of the Region Russell J. Pietrowiak Associate Planner Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning
- 28. Total Population Change by County from 1990 - 2006 County 1990 2000 2006 Net Change Pct. Change Cook 5,105,067 5,376,741 5,288,655 +183,588 4% DuPage 781,666 904,161 932,670 +151,004 19% Kane 317,471 404,119 493,735 +176,264 56% Kendall 39,413 54,544 88,158 +48,745 124% Lake 516,418 644,356 713,076 +196,658 38% McHenry 183,241 260,077 312,373 +129,132 70% Will 357,313 502,266 668,217 +310,904 87% Region 7,300,589 8,146,264 8,496,884 +1,196,295 16%
- 31. Changing Demographics in Cook County
- 32. Constant growth over more than 3 decades (*6 counties)
- 33. Latinos have the highest rates of uninsured persons in Illinois
- 40. CMAP GoTo 2040 : The Plan For Health
Notas del editor
- 1) This isn’t a recent development; this has not been easy… sometimes this hasn’t even been fun. 2) Ask people to stand if: a) attended kickoff April, 2006; b) served on a committee or attended a meeting; c) participated in key informant county meeting
- How many of these groups have you heard about? Raise hand if could describe what ALL of them do Acronyms Danger (AWA=another weird acronym)? Bolded orgs were 7 of 8 original convenors in April 2006 when world was very different (including diff names for CMAP = NIPC, and different structures CCHHS = CCBHS). 4) Go back & ask to stand
- Ask audience to suggest local models that they are familiar with (e.g. RTA, Waste Management, Water Reclamation, Disaster-relief??, N Suburban Library System).
- How many people know where Kendall county is, or that it is the 6 th fastest growing county in country?
- Ask audience to suggest local models that they are familiar with (e.g. RTA, Waste Management, Water Reclamation, Disaster-relief??, N Suburban Library System).
- Ask audience to suggest local models that they are familiar with (e.g. RTA, Waste Management, Water Reclamation, Disaster-relief??, N Suburban Library System).
- YMCA, pharmacies
- NOT A VACUUM
- “It is hoped that this consideration will enhance then integration of health and the regional planning agenda”;
- e.g. “By 2015, a regional mechanism will be established to monitor Sentinel Events in each CMAP county using comparisons with Illinois rates and other targets.”
- Ask audience to suggest local models that they are familiar with (e.g. RTA, Waste Management, Water Reclamation, Disaster-relief??, N Suburban Library System).