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Community Wellness and OutreachA Multi-Sector Approach to Personal & Community Well-Being
Our Community
About Us
• Critical Access Hospital
• Olivia (Certified 25 Bed Facility)
• Rural Health Clinics
• Olivia, Renville, Hector
• Founded in 1951
• Employed
• 11 Primary Providers
• 6 Specialty Providers
• 5 ER Providers
• Contracted
• Multitude of Specialty Providers
• 178 employees
1. Strategies to transform data use;2. Facilitation methods grounded in equity;3. Community engagement process; and4. Initial outcomes.
Today’s Objectives
Snapshot in Time
Q4 2018
Samantha’s OrientationOutreach &
Relationship BuildingCommunity Interviews Engage in Coalitions
Q1 2019
Framing the Department
Engaging for ChangeLaunch Revolution
Wellness
Facilitation methods grounded in equity
Objective 1
Community Voice
Personal Wellness
• Definition
• Barriers
• Motivation
Community Wellness
• Strengths
• Opportunities
• Advocates
Wellness Center
• Services
• Outreach
The Interviews
Meaningful
Community
Partnerships
Equity and
Comfort in
Gathering
Spaces
Food Access
and Nutrition
Resources
Improved
Health and
Decreased
Stress
Hub of Local,
Unbiased
Wellness
Resources
Themes & Results
Strategies to transform data use.
Objective 2
A Model for Change
Theory Application
ObesityAlcohol, Tobacco
& Other DrugsMental Health
Mental HealthAdverse Childhood
Experiences (ACEs)
Previous CHA Priorities
Current CHA Priorities(with a lens of poverty and equity)
CMHN ACO and
ARCH ACO
Dental
Diabetes
BCS
HPV
Asthma
Opioid Reduction
Vertical and horizontal community engagement process.
Objective 3
Horizontal
Collective Impact
Common AgendaShared
Measurement
Reciprocity in
Activities
Continuous
Communication
Backbone
Organization
Vertical
Backbone Organization
(The Quarterback)
PHASE ONE
(Before the snap)
Guide Vision & Strategy
Support Activities
Establish Measurement
Practices
PHASE TWO
(In Motion)
Build Public Will
Advance Policy
Mobilize Funding
Empower Our Community.
It’s Time for Transformation.
Commitment
Community
Voice
Developing
Trust
Transparent
Communication
Partnership and
Collaboration
Community
Wellness
Culture
Change
Revolution Wellness
Embraces a healthy and active lifestyle to help grow an inclusive community of wellness.
Through mindful decisions, support and guidance we can help each other in making better choices for ourselves, our families and our community.
Objective 4
The Vision
I believe in growing a culture of belonging by connecting resources and
voices to strategically enhance wellbeing.
I aim to achieve this through experiential learning in mental health resiliency, a
culture of wellness, and partnerships for health equity.
Pillars of Revolution Wellness
The Programs The Culture
The Center
HectorBuffalo
LakeBird Island Olivia Danube Renville
Sacred Heart
Franklin Morton Fairfax
Focus Areas
Community Wellness
• Community Health Assessment
• Strategic Partnerships
• Wellness Education
Youth & School Outreach
• Mental Health Resilience
• Workforce Pipeline
Population Health
• Social Determinants of Health
• Address OUD / SUD
Community Wellness Example
NAMI Community Education
• Mental Health First Aid (Ag Focus)
• QPR – Suicide Prevention
• Means Restriction – Awareness
Community Conversations
• Cookout and Conversation
• Pop-Up Theater
School & Youth Outreach Example
School Mental Health
• Adverse Childhood Experiences Education
• Resilience Education
Health Care Career Pathway
• Introduction to Health Careers
• Medical Terminology
• Community Health Worker
• Pharmacy Technician
• Healthcare Leadership
Clinical Quality Example
Population Health Interventions
• Mobile Dental Outreach
• Opioid Use Response
• Transportation Pilot
• Food Rx Pilot
Community Navigator
• Modeling a CHW concept
• Health Equity
• Social Determinants
Revolution Wellness CenterA leader in connected population health strategy
• Education
• Socialization
• Food Access
• Health & Wellness
• Pathways to Holistic Healing
• Therapy and Rehabilitation Services
Success CriterionLeadership. Advocacy. Growth.
• Practicing Cultural Humility
• Understanding the Reality of Trauma
• Developing Self-Care & Regulation
• Reframing in Human-Centered Design
• Expanding Opportunities for Healing
• Growing Allies in Accountability
• Connecting Policy, System and Environmental Change