CHEP:  Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute’s Community Health Engagement Program IPHA:  Indiana Public Health Association
IPHTC:  Indiana Public Health Training Center at IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health IMHC:  Indiana Minority Health Coalition
InSOPHE:  Indiana Society for Public Health Education
IU SPH:  Indiana University School of Public Health--Bloomington
FSPH:  IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI
ISDH:  Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Commission, Indiana State Department of Health Purdue:  Purdue University College of Health and Human Service

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Planning PartnersIndiana Joint National Public Health Week Conference April 8, 2014      The Forum Conference Center   Fishers, INPublic Health:  Start HereIntroducƟ onThe Indiana Clinical TranslaƟ onal Science InsƟ tute’s Community Health Engagement Program, Indiana Minor-ity Health CoaliƟ on, Indiana Public Health AssociaƟ on, Indiana Society for Public Health EducaƟ on, Indiana State Department of Health, Indiana University Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI, Indi-ana Public Health Training Center, Indiana University School of Public Health, and Purdue University Depart-ment of Health and Kinesiology are pleased to present the 2014 Indiana Joint NaƟ onal Public Health Week Conference, “Public Health:  Start Here.”As we invite communiƟ es to join NaƟ onal Public Health Week 2014, let’s work to help them understand how public health aﬀ ects their lives and oﬀ er guidance on how to navigate the changing system. Whether it’s through research, data collecƟ on, health educaƟ on, policy change or direct services, public health lays the foundaƟ on and creates the condiƟ ons that put healthy choices within reach. Let’s help our communiƟ es devise ways as to where to start and how to access the variety of opƟ ons made possible by public health.A recent change that will impact the public health system is the enactment of certain provisions of the Af-fordable Care Act (ACA). Taking two U.S. health systems — public health and health care — and bringing them into each other’s world, the ACA envisions more collaboraƟ on between the health workforces to save lives and money. The ACA signals a shiŌ  in our naƟ on’s health system from one that focuses on treatment of the sick to one that is commiƩ ed to proacƟ vely keeping people and communiƟ es healthy and safe. Included in the historic law are comprehensive prevenƟ on provisions consistent with those called for by APHA in its health reform agenda and supported by other leading experts in populaƟ on health.NaƟ onal Public Health Week 2014 will fall at a criƟ cal Ɵ me in the ACA process, just aŌ er the fi rst HealthInsurance Marketplace open enrollment period ends on March 31, 2014. This will be an important opportu-nity to rally stakeholders and members of our communiƟ es together around the value of public health. We need you to parƟ cipate, and to remind your communiƟ es that public health professionals can help navigate these changing Ɵ mes. Tell them: Start Here. This conference is designed for professionals in: • Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs   • AlternaƟ ve and Complementary Health PracƟ ces• Community Health     • Community Health Planning and Policy Development • DisabiliƟ es      • Environmental Health • Epidemiology      • Health Ethics • Food and NutriƟ on     • Gerontological Health • Health AdministraƟ on    • Health Educators • Health Law      • HIV/AIDS • Emergency Health Services    • InternaƟ onal Health • Kinesiology     • Maternal and Child Health • Medical Care      • Mental Health • OccupaƟ onal Health and Safety   • Oral Health • PopulaƟ on Health     • Public Health EducaƟ on and Health PromoƟ on • Public Health Nursing     • School Health EducaƟ on and Services • Social Work      • StaƟ sƟ cs ConƟ nuing EducaƟ on UnitsCerƟ fi ed Health EducaƟ on Specialists (CHES)An applicaƟ on has been submiƩ ed for Category I ConƟ nuing EducaƟ on Contact Hours (CECH) to award CerƟ fi ed Health EducaƟ on Specialists (CHES) and Master CerƟ fi ed Health EducaƟ on Specialists (MCHES) credits.  The Society for Public Health EducaƟ on, including its chapters, is a designated mulƟ ple event pro-vider of CECHs by the NaƟ onal Commission for Health EducaƟ on CredenƟ aling, Inc. Please note, a $3 per contact hour fee will be collected by Indiana Society for Public Health EducaƟ on (InSOPHE)for non-InSOPHE members. The number of oﬀ ered credits will be determined at a later date. Social Work and HFACEUs for social workers are approved as Category 1. RegistraƟ onRegistraƟ on fees include all materials, sessions, conƟ nental breakfast, lunch, aŌ ernoon break service, park-ing, and cerƟ fi cate of aƩ endance.  Rates Professional:  $110    Student:  $40 To be eligible for the student rate, you must be currently enrolled and show proof upon registraƟ on. In ad-diƟ on students can aƩ end for free if they volunteer.  For more informaƟ on, please contact Kate Johnson at katlnich@iu.edu.How To Register To register, visit hƩ ps://indianauniv.ungerboeck.com/prod/emc00/register.aspx?OrgCode=10&EvtID=6152&AppCode=REG. You may select to pay by credit card, check, or purchase order.  You will receive a confi rmaƟ on email from the payment center with direcƟ ons to pay by check, a receipt, and other fi nancial documents.Refund Policy Full refunds will be granted to requests received in wriƟ ng by fax or email at least 14 days prior to the pro-gram.  Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for processing.  Refunds will not be given for no-shows; however, a subsƟ -tute parƟ cipant will be accepted. Exhibitor Packages Available! Exhibitor opportuniƟ es are available, starƟ ng at just $300! All packages include at least one registraƟ on and a booth.  Space is very limited.For more informaƟ on, contact Kate Johnson,  program manager of the Indiana Public Health Training Center at katlnich@iu.edu or 317.274.3178. Special EventsPurdue University Department of Health and Kinesiology Breakfast--8:30 amJoin Purdue University Department of Health and Kinesiology for a healthy breakfast.  This is open to all aƩ endees!Dr. Stephen J. Jay Award for Leadership in Public Health Award--9:10 amThe idea for this award was iniƟ ated by Dr. Lloyd Kolbe, faculty member in the IU School of Public Health in Bloomington, to acknowledge the leadership of Dr. Stephen Jay during his tenure as the inaugural chair of the IU Department of Public Health.  This award is presented to an MPH student who exhibits exemplary public health leadership, scholarship, and pracƟ ce resulƟ ng in the improvement of public health in Indiana. It is given on a rotaƟ ng basis between the three MPH Programs at IUPUI, IU Bloomington, and Purdue. Dr. Stephen J. Jay Lecture--9:15-10:15 amThe Tobacco PrevenƟ on and CessaƟ on Commission began this lecture series 2007 in honor of Dr. Stephen J. Jay, professor of Medicine and Public Health, Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) and past (founding) chair of the Department of Public Health, for his and his lasƟ ng contribuƟ ons to tobacco control.  Dr. Jay served on the Governor’s ExecuƟ ve Board of the Indiana Tobacco Use PrevenƟ on and CessaƟ on Agency (ITPC) from 2000-2011. He has tesƟ fi ed before Federal and State government commiƩ ees regarding public health issues. Jay chaired the IUPUI Campus Smoking Policy CommiƩ ee (2001-03) and was member of the commiƩ ee that implemented a campus-wide smoke free policy for Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis, the largest urban university in the U.S. to adopt a smoke free campus policy.Local Health Department Managers AssociaƟ on MeeƟ ng--1:00-2:00 pm The Local Health Department Managers AssociaƟ on will hold their meeƟ ng, including a discussion and problem-solving of current issues important to LHD administrators.InALBOH MeeƟ ng--2:30-3:30 pm The meeƟ ng will be the annual business meeƟ ng. IU Bloomington Networking Break--2:00-2:30 pmThe Indiana University School of Public Health Bloomington is pleased to host a networking break for parƟ cipants of the Indiana Joint NaƟ onal Public Health Week Conference.  Please join your peers and new friends for light appeƟ zers, refreshments, and great conversaƟ on. All are welcome!Student Poster PresentaƟ on and Contest--8:00 am - 4:45 pm The Indiana Public Health AssociaƟ on is hosƟ ng a student poster contest. Students are encouraged to create post-ers demonstraƟ ng research, informaƟ on, and theories in public health, especially as they relate to the theme of the conference.  Abstracts are due by March 27th. For more informaƟ on, contact Kate Johnson at katlnich@iu.edu or (317) 274-3178.Public Health Job Board @ the ConferenceLooking for a job?  Have a job you need to fi ll?  Visit the Job Board at the conference!  A bulleƟ n board will be available for job posƟ ngs.  Those who would like to post should bring several copies of their posƟ ng with contact and applicaƟ on informaƟ on.  Those looking for a job are welcome to take posƟ ngs with them.  In addiƟ on, various career counseling staﬀ  will be on hand to answer quesƟ ons and provide addiƟ onal resources.A Note About the Indiana Joint ConferenceThis conference is a joint partnership.  Each partner oganizaƟ on has designed sessions that highlight some of the work and issues that are of importance to the organizaƟ on.  In the following agenda, the host partner is listed.  The abrevia-Ɵ ons are as follows: CHEP:  Clinical and TranslaƟ onal Sciences InsƟ tute’s Community Health Engagement Program IPHA:  Indiana Public Health AssociaƟ on IPHTC:  Indiana Public Health Training Center at IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health  IMHC:  Indiana Minority Health CoaliƟ on InSOPHE:  Indiana Society for Public Health EducaƟ on IU SPH:  Indiana University School of Public Health--Bloomington FSPH:  IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI ISDH:  Tobacco PrevenƟ on and CessaƟ on Commission, Indiana State Department of Health Purdue:  Purdue University College of Health and Human ServicesAgendaStephen J. Jay LectureHosted by ISDH Tobacco PrevenƟ on and CessaƟ on CommissionTerry Pehacek, PhD8:00-9:00 am:  RegistraƟ on, Trade Show, and Posters9:00-9:10 am:  Welcoming Remarks9:10-9:15 am:  PresentaƟ on of the Stephen S. Jay Award9:15-10:15 am:  Stephen S. Jay Lecture10:15-10:30 am:  Break, Posters, and Trade Show10:30-11:30 am:  Concurrent SessionsDr. Pehacek is the Associate Director for Science for the Oﬃ  ce on Smoking and Health (OSH) in the Centers for Disease Control and PrevenƟ on (CDC). He is responsible for monitoring all scienƟ fi c work within the oﬃ  ce including the preparaƟ on of Surgeon General Reports on the health consequences of tobacco use. OSH is the lead federal agency for comprehensive tobacco prevenƟ on and control and, as such, is dedicated to reducing death and disease caused by tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke.Dr. Pechacek is the senior author of the 1999 Best PracƟ ces for Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs and the 2007 Update, and also has been involved in the preparaƟ on of Surgeon General Reports on Smoking and Health since 1979. In 1986, Dr. Pechacek joined the NaƟ onal Cancer InsƟ tute in Washington, DC, leading the Community IntervenƟ on Trial for Smoking CessaƟ on (COMMIT) and the early development of the American Stop Smoking IntervenƟ on Trial (ASSIST).January 2014 marked the 50th anniversary of the 1964 Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking that linked smoking to lung cancer.  Dr. Pehacek will discuss the progress made in the past 50 years, as well as what to expect in the future.Host Speakers Title DescripƟ onIPHA Kevin Hutchinson, RN, MS, MPH, CPHA; ExecuƟ ve Director, St. Clair County Health Department, IllinoisRefocusing Local Public Health for the 21st CenturyLocal health departments’ challenges related to lost resources also bring opportuniƟ es.  Mr. Hutchinson will discuss the impact of recent trends and reaching a renewed vision for local public health.  Mr. Hutchinson is sponsored by the NACCHO’s Speakers Bureau.Host Speakers Title DescripƟ onPurdue Frank Snyder, PhD, MPH; Associate Professor; Ellen Wells, PhD, MEM, MPH; Assistant Professor; Blake Jones, PhD; Assistant ProfessorPrevenƟ on of Youth Risk BehaviorsThree Purdue faculty members will share their research and implementaƟ on of intervenƟ ons for risky behavior.  Behaviors discussed will include substance abuse, violence, academics, health, obesity, and home environments.FSPH Thomas Duszynski, MPH; Faculty LecturerOutbreak InvesƟ gaƟ on and TrendsThis session will provide an overview of current and potenƟ al outbreaks in Indiana.  Along with this informaƟ on, Mr. Duszynski will also discuss invesƟ gaƟ on processes.611:30 am-1:00 pm:  Lunch, Posters, and Trade Show1:00-2:00 pm:  Concurrent SessionsHost Speakers Title DescripƟ onCHEP/IU SPHDavid Koceja, PhD; Chair, Department of Kinesiology, IU SPHIntegraƟ ng Fall PrevenƟ on into Primary CareBy blending public health, movement, neurology, and physiology, Dr. Koceja has found innovaƟ ve intervenƟ ons to decrease falls in the elderly.  His method increases quality of life, through acƟ vity and beƩ er health.IMHC NaKaisha Tolbert-Banks, LCSW, LCAC, CLYL; DUO EmpowerMEntSelf Care in Health PracƟ ces:  The Importance of Laughter in Work/Life BalanceThis light-hearted, fun, and educaƟ onal workshop will address best pracƟ ces for self-care in a profession of extreme giving.  ParƟ cipants will engage in a stress-relieving acƟ vity, and also be provided an opportunity to create a self-care plan for daily use to ensure that one is at their best personally and professionally.IMHC Claudia Houchen, Purdue Extension of Clinton CountySafe and Healthy Food at Home and in the Community:  Best PracƟ cesThis session will introduce the principles of food safety at home and in the community; discuss the food safety risk at home and in the community; and describe the benefi ts of incorporaƟ ng food safety best pracƟ ces in the community.7Host Speakers Title DescripƟ onINSOPHEJessica Skiba, MPH; Injury PrevenƟ on Epidemiologist, ISDHMotor Vehicle Collisions and Injury in Pediatric and Adult PopulaƟ onsMs. Skiba will discuss injury data in Indiana.  She will also speak on motor vehicle collisions and the new Indiana car seat regulaƟ ons.  PotenƟ al IntervenƟ ons will be provided.2:00-2:30 pm:  Break, Posters, and Trade Show2:30-3:30 pm:  Concurrent SessionsHost Speakers Title DescripƟ onIU SPH Kimberly Oaks, BS; PhD student, IU School of InformaƟ cs and CompuƟ ngG.O.A.L:  Get Onboard AcƟ ve LivingG.O.A.L. is a 12-week long, community-supported program devoted to educaƟ ng children and their families on nutriƟ onal, behavioral, mental, and overall wellness. Through weekly observaƟ ons, we idenƟ fy weaknesses in exisƟ ng pracƟ ces and methods. To address these issues, we designed a mobile applicaƟ on that implements image capture and reinforced learning through games.ISDH/IPHAKeylee Wright, MA; ISDH; Caleb Level; Indiana Cancer ConsorƟ umUsing GIS Mapping to Build Regional Cancer Control CoaliƟ onsWith access to high quality cancer data and geographic informaƟ on system (GIS) mapping, the Indiana Cancer ConsorƟ um (ICC) and the Cancer SecƟ on at the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) are addressing cancer dispariƟ es through targeted evidence based intervenƟ ons.  The fi rst half of this presentaƟ on will highlight the process involved in establishing a successful local public health coaliƟ on, while the second half will focus on the ICC and ISDH Cancer SecƟ on eﬀ orts in establishing a local cancer control coaliƟ on in Public Health District 9.IPHA/FSPHCynthia Stone, PhD; Associate Professor; Dorothy Boersma, MD, MPH; Health Oﬃ  cer, Rush County Health Department; Karen Comer, MLA, Director of Health GeoinformaƟ cs, The Polis Center at IUPUIMaximizing the Benefi ts of a Community Health Needs Assessment for Planning and Policy DevelopmentThe session will focus on how to maximize the benefi ts of conducƟ ng a community health needs assessment (CHNA).  An overview of the CHNA process will fi rst be provided.  This will be followed by a presentaƟ on and discussion of the assessment currently being conducted by the Rush County Health Department (RCHD) in partnership with the Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health (FSPH) and The Polis Center.Ready to register?  Visit: hƩ ps://indianauniv.ungerboeck.com/prod/emc00/register.aspx?OrgCode=10&EvtID=6152&AppCode=REG3:30-3:45 pm:  Break 3:45-5:00 pm: Closing Keynote SpeakerClosing Keynote PresenterHosted by CHEPKatherine Suellentrop, MPH Katherine Suellentrop is the Senior Manager for the Research Program at The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. In this capacity, Katherine is responsible for managing and preparing an array of research projects at the National Campaign and serves as an expert on the research and data in the ϐield of teen and unplanned pregnancy prevention. Since joining the National Campaign in 2005, she has been very involved in the Putting What Works to Work Project, a collaborative project funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The project, focused on promoting science-based approaches to teen pregnancy prevention throughout the United States, includes three national organizations, nine state organizations, and four regional organizations. Ms. Sullentrop’s address will focus on going beyond the data to gain a better understanding of teen pregnancy and previons.  She will also discuss the link between teen pregnancy and infant mortality, including potential best practices and interventions.Host Speakers Title DescripƟ onISDH Michelle Sandoval, MPH; LCDR US Public Health Service; Meredith Upchurch, MSW; ISDHA World on the Move:  Migrant Health in IndianaMigraƟ on is a global phenomenon involving millions of people traveling from all parts of the world with social, health, and economic profi les which can impact both their country of origin and their desƟ naƟ on.  In this session we will describe changes in migraƟ on paƩ erns, and provide an overview on the role of both the US QuaranƟ ne Program and the Indiana State Department of Health in addressing the public health needs of refugees and other migrants.

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