Northwest Metro Healthy Student Partnership Accountable Communities for Health Grant. February 12, 2015

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1 Northwest Metro Healthy Student Partnership Accountable Communities for Health Grant February 12, 2015

2 Factors Influencing Health and Education! Healthy communities and a healthy environment are critical to individual health and wellness, but there is a disparity in what we fund.

3 Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and DHS Accountable Communities for Health Grants $4.0 Million for 12 new Accountable Communities for Health Encourage clinical and community partnerships that provide patient-centered coordinated care for the whole person. Address health problems within communities by coordinating support systems to keep people healthy Accountable Communities for Health goal is to bring together a broad range of community partners, including local public health, behavioral health, social services, long term care, primary care, schools and other organizations that contribute to a person s health.

4 Anoka County 2014 County Rankings Anoka County Minnesota National Anoka County Minnesota National Health Outcomes (rank out of 87) 41 Length of Life (rank out of 87) 21 Premature death 4,779 5,126 5,317 Quality of Life (rank out of 87) Poor or fair health 12% 11% 12% Poor physical health days Poor mental health days Low birthweight 7% 7% 8% Health Factors (rank out of 87) 40 Health Behaviors (rank out of 87) 43 Adult Smoking 17% 16% 18% Adult Obesity 31% 26% 28% Food Environment Index Physical Inactivity 22% 20% 30% Access To Exercise Opportunities 91% 80% 77% Excessive drinking 19% 19% 15% Alcohol-Impaired Driving Deaths 35% 32% 32% Sexually Transmitted Dnfections Teen Birth Rate Clinical Care (rank out of 87) 42 Uninsured 9% 10% 18% Primary Care Physicians 1,744 : 1 1,116 : 1 1,355:1 Dentists 1, 672 : 1 1,602 : 1 1,663:1 Mental Health Providers 1,457 : : 1 753:1 Preventable hospital stays Diabetic screening 89% 88% 84% Mammography screening 62% 68% 63% Social & Economic Factors 29 High school graduation 78% 77% 80% Some college 71% 73% 63% Unemployment 5.8% 5.6% 8% Children in poverty 11% 15% 23% Inadequate social support 14% 14% 21% Children in single-parent households 24% 27% 33% Violent crime rate Injury Deaths Physical Environment 74 Air Pollution - Partical Matter Drinking Water Violations 0% 1% 8% Severe Housing Problems 13% 14% 19% Driving Alone to Work 82% 78% 76% Long Commute - Driving Alone 43% 29% 34%

5 Is there a need to focus on student health? Anoka-Hennepin High School Health Screening activities that included 2,200 students had the following results: 29% of students had a borderline blood pressure 17% of students had an Abnormal Blood Pressure 19% of students had a Total Cholesterol >170mg / dl 6% of students had a Non-HDL s >145mg / dl 28% of female students had a have BMI s >24 (considered overweight/obese) 35% of male students had a have BMI s >23 (considered overweight/obese)

6 Build on Existing 19 Year Partnership Northwest Metro Healthy Student Partnership Anoka-Hennepin Schools and Allina Health have partnered for 19 years to provide basic biometric screening to students in health class Over 2,200 high school students screened every year at all Anoka-Hennepin High Schools

7 Future and Existing Partnerships Key to Success Northwest Metro Healthy Student Partnership

8 Grant Plan for Healthy Student Partnership Make lasting impact on health behaviors and health outcomes of Anoka-Hennepin high school students 1. Comprehensive Optional Screening 2. Link Students to Needed Resources 3. Relevant Health Promotion and Education

9 Key Success Factors Northwest Metro Healthy Student Partnership Focus on proven strategies to improve health behaviors and health outcomes of Anoka-Hennepin high school students Student and parental consent and involvement all activities optional and as a resource to students Leverage existing workflows at schools Utilize expertise of various community partners Communication, communication, communication School leadership, staff and students input is critical!

10 Feedback and Questions

11 Appendix 1: Northwest Metro Alliance Triple Aim Destination