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2016 CHAP Forum

Community Health Aide Program Certification Board Newsletter

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Andrew McLaughlin, CHP, EMT, BS, AAS Chugachmiut Chair Arnie Loera, MD Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation Vice-Chair Shellie Smith, MBA, MLS Division of Public Health State of Alaska Secretary Rahnia Boyer, Vice President of Village Health Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation Kenneth Glifort, MD, MPH Alaska Area Native Health Service Sandra L. Kleven, LCSW Chugachmiut Karen O’Neill, MD Norton Sound Health Corporation Dawyn Sawyer, PA-C, MPAS Norton Sound Health Corporation William Schreiner, MPH, Kodiak Area Native Association Crystal Stordahl, PA, MMSC Tanana Chiefs Conference Mary E. Williard, DDS Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

April 25-29, 2016, 64 attendees from 16 Tribal Health Organizations attended the week-long Forum held at Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium. Continuing Education highlights of the week included: Special guest speaker Kathleen

Garrett from University of Colorado, who specializes in Motivational Interviewing, offered a lecture series along with Hands-on Skills sessions.

Breakout session with

educational demonstrations from Vidyo, VTC, Telemedicine, Distance Learning Network, eCHAM, Apple, Wellness Initiative and Emergency Preparedness.

eCHAM/Apple training on “How

to Use Your iPad,” “Being an eCHAM Liaison,” and “Training The Trainer.”

EMS hands-on training covering New Spinal Injury Immobilization techniques.

Hands-on training for Pediatric

Basic Life Support skills. We celebrated our Shining Star Award Recipients with a wonderful luncheon and awards ceremony shared with friends, family and colleagues.

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June 2016 Certifications P. 2

Board Membership P. 4

Distance Learning Update P. 5

Coping Skills P. 5

Summary of Board Actions P. 6

CHAP Certification Rates P. 7

eCHAM Update P. 9

DHAT Graduation P. 10

2016 CHAP Forum Attendees. Photo courtesy of Tim Jeter.

Akhiok 1. Amodo, Donene K., CHA III ▲ Alakanuk 2. Ayunerak, Marlene L., CHP 3. Prince, Jennifer E., CHA I Ambler 4. Douglas, Cheryl J., CHA IV 5. Downey, Emily H., CHP Anchorage 6. Bragg, John S., CHP 7. Morrisett, Kyla, CHA IV 8. Tennyson, Lucy A., CHP Aniak 9. Kerschner, Melanie B., DHAT 10. Konteh, Rachel E., CHP ▲ 11. Lee, Jessica A., CHA II ▲ 12. Mattson, April C., CHA III 13. McKindy, Chelsea D., CHA I 14. Nicoli, Agnes O., CHA I Anvik 15. Ticknor, Christy L., CHP Bethel 16. Changsak, Agnes L., CHP ▲ 17. Evon, Katherine G., CHA III ▲ 18. Geffe, Sr., Herman L., CHP 19. Phillip, Justina C., CHP 20. Tikiun, Carrie A., DHAT Brevig Mission 21. Southall, Frieda L., CHA IV ▲ Buckland 22. Carter, Amy J., CHP 23. Kirk, Charles E., CHP Chefornak 24. Lewis-Yohak, Martha, CHP 25. Wiseman, Adeline M., CHP ▲ 26. Wiseman, Sophie, CHP ▲ Cherfornak 27. Fairbanks, Theresa E., CHA II ▲

Chevak 28. Jones, Amber M., CHA III ▲ 29. Lake, Nathan P., CHA III ▲ 30. Pingayak, Panita L., CHP ▲ Chignik 31. Ayson, Madison, CHA II Chignik Bay 32. Anderson, Monica L., CHP Chignik Lagoon 33. Anderson, Sabrina R., CHA IV ▲ 34. Gregorio, Rhonda R., CHP Chignik Lake 35. Kosbruk, Margrette J., CHA III ▲ Crooked Creek 36. Gust, Anuska T., CHA I Deering 37. Williams, Dolly J., CHP ▲ Emmonak 38. Redfox, Charles F., DHAT ▲ Fairbanks 39. Ambrose, Andrea J., CHA III 40. Isaac, Martha S., CHA IV Fort Yukon 41. Hardy, Shannon R., DHAT Fox 42. Grimes, Nathaniel D., CHA III Glennallen 43. Swearingen, Karen M., CHP ▲ Golovin 44. Lock, Sharon, CHA III ▲ Hooper Bay 45. Bell Joe, Lena A., CHP 46. Nukusuk, Charlene L., CHP 47. Tomaganuk, Marissa A., CHA II ▲ Huslia 48. Sam, Jana, CHA IV

Juneau 49. Tonsgard, Nina I., PDHA II Kake 50. Friday, Michelle M., CHP Kaktovik 51. Aishanna, Stephanie R., CHA IV ▲ Kasigluk 52. Andrew, Wassilene ZM, CHA II ▲ 53. Twitchell, Theresa A., CHA III Kenai 54. Petterson, Ronald, BHA I Kiana 55. Johnson, Kori A., CHA II 56. Schuerch, Jana L., DHAT King Cove 57. Mack, Summer A., CHP ▲ Kivalina 58. Adams, Larraine, CHA I 59. Hawley, Jessica M., CHA III 60. Luther, Sally R., CHA II ▲ Kobuk 61. Garfield, Loretta P., CHP 62. Homer, Eva, CHA I Kodiak 63. Miles, Amanda K., DHAT Koliganek 64. Goodell, Cheryl M., CHP Kongiganak 65. Evan, Gwendolyn J., CHP ▲ 66. Lozano, Virginia, CHP 67. Triplett, Crystal J., CHA III Kotlik 68. Okitkun, Joseph, CHP ▲

June 2016 Certifications, Congratulations!

Kotzebue 69. Coppock, Raymond, BHA II 70. Dexter, Elsie M., CHP 71. Hatch, Jody D., CHP 72. Nelson, Charlotte R., CHP 73. Pattison, Scott B., BHA I 74. Stalker-Kirk, Kathryn J., CHA II ▲ 75. Tickett, Esther, CHP Kwethluk 76. Clark, Olga M., CHA III 77. Jackson, Mary S., CHA II ▲ 78. Suskuk, Carla N., CHA I Kwigillingok 79. Martin, Lucy J., CHP Larsen Bay 80. Helms, Margie A., CHA III ▲ Levelock 81. Dull, Tambra, CHA II Manokotak 82. Ayojiak, Teresa J., CHP 83. Ayojiak, Jeweline M., CHP 84. Paul, Darlene, CHP 85. Sharp, Ferdella J., DHAT Marshall 86. Askoar, Charlene M., CHP ▲ 87. Isaac, Jacob W., CHA III McGrath 88. Boyle, Kristine M., CHA IV ▲ Minto 89. Roberts, Heather, CHP 90. Silas, Agnes T., CHP Mountain Village 91. Long, Esther R., CHA I Nanwalek 92. Active, Aquilina M., CHA IV ▲ 93. Radtke, Nancy P., BHP Napakiak 94. Andrew, Jacqueline J., CHP 95. Jenkins, Jamie N.F., CHP ▲

Nenena 96. Bifelt, Rochelle, CHA I New Stuyahok 97. Gumlickpuk, Crystal A., CHP 98. Konukpeok, Marilyn M., CHA IV 99. Petla, Sophia, CHA II 100. Saena, Delores A., CHP Newhalen 101. Trefon, Michael, CHP Newtok 102. John, Annie T., CHA IV ▲ Nightmute 103. Joe, Anna, CHA II ▲ Ninilchik 104. Finney, Douglas J., CHP Noatak 105. Arey, Audrey, CHA I 106. Burns, Linda, CHA II 107. Mitchell, Amy, CHA II ▲ 108. Monroe, Bessie, CHA III ▲ Nondalton 109. Loftfield, Ronald E., CHP Noorvik 110. Field, Carol S., CHP 111. McCrary, John E., CHA I 112. Scheurch, Rosaline J., CHA III ▲ 113. Tebbits, Kathleen J., CHP ▲ Northway 114. Thomas, Eva, CHA I Nulato 115. Patsy, Lisa M., CHA III ▲ Nunam Iqua 116. Hanson, Bernadette, CHA I Nunapitchuk 117. Brink, Helena A., CHP 118. Mochin, Darlene W., CHP ▲ Old Harbor 119. Shortland, Billy D., CHP

Omak (Yakutat) 120. Latzel, Rebecca L., CHP Pedro Bay 121. Jensen, Nancy J., CHP 122. Malstrom, Chelsea, CHA III ▲ Pilot Point 123. Holm, Tabitha A., CHA II Pilot Station 124. Paul, Trina S., CHA I Point Hope 125. Cannon, Natasha R., CHA IV ▲ 126. Kirk, Grace E., CHA IV 127. Lane, Ooyuan, CHA I Point Lay 128. Henry, Flora , CHA III ▲ Port Graham 129. Anahonak, Darlene, CHP 130. McMullen, Tania R., CHA III Port Heiden 131. Schraffenberger, Billie Jo, CHP Port Lions 132. Kaiser, Julie M., BHA II Quinhagak 133. Carter-Sharp, Minnie, CHA I 134. Nicolai, Martha L., CHA IV 135. Nicolai, Elsie J., CHA I Ruby 136. Carroll, Karissa, CHA I Saint Mary's 137. Beans, Jewellee M., CHP 138. Charles, Bernadette A., DHAT 139. Lamont, Janelle G., CHP ▲ 140. Paukan, Emily J., CHP 141. Thompson, Jewel M., CHP Saint Michael 142. Kobuk, Theresa, CHA IV ▲ Sand Point 143. Karlsen, Joanna, CHA I

Scammon Bay 144. Simon, Pauline A., CHA III Selawik 145. Ballot, Norma, CHA I 146. Ballot, Krystal S., CHP 147. Harris, Donna M., CHA II 148. Hingsbergen, Mary L., CHP 149. Mitchell, Florence M., CHA IV 150. Ramoth, Nora, CHA II ▲ Seward 151. Wolf, Jeffrey S., CHA IV ▲ Shishmaref 152. Kiyutelluk, Dolly, CHP ▲ Shungnak 153. Barr, Rosie, CHA IV South Naknek 154. Mohan, Bonita R., BHP Teller 155. Baker, Sheila K., CHA IV ▲ 156. Garnie, Josie L., BHP 157. Oquilluk, Freida A., CHA IV

Togiak 158. Greenley, Rena E., CHP Tok 159. David, Lydia C., CHP Tuntutuliak 160. Gilila, Clarissa L.A., CHA III ▲ 161. Nicholai, Joanna R., CHA III ▲ Tununak 162. Lincoln III, Richard, CHA II ▲ Twin Hills 163. Mark, John C., CHP Tyonek 164. Ulery, Kimberly S., CHA I Unalakleet 165. Henry, Jennifer M., CHP 166. Johnson, Aurora L., DHAT Unalaska 167. King, Sandra J., CHA IV

Upper Kalskag 168. Wise, Earlene A., CHP Wainwright 169. Agnasagga, Larae, CHA II ▲ 170. Segevan, Allison M., CHA IV ▲ Wales 171. Oxereok, Marissa, CHA IV ▲

June 2016 Certifications, continued

CHA/P, DHA or BHA/P who has renewed certification.

▲ CHA, DHA or BHA who has upgraded in certification.

CHA/P, DHA or BHA/P who is initially certified.

LEGEND

Welcome New CHAPCB Member

Bill Schreiner is the Community Health Director at the Kodiak Area Native Association with responsibility for KANA’s CHAP, Behavioral Health, Wellness and Prevention programs as well as the five KANA village clinics. Bill took this position with KANA after more than eight years with the Yukon

Kuskokwim Health Corporation in Bethel, where he served as the CHAP Director and ultimately as the Village Operations Administrator. Bill has previously served on the CHAP Certification Board (2014-2015)

representing the YKHC CHAP Training Center, and currently serves as the Vice Chair of the Alaska Association of CHAP Directors. Mr. Schreiner has previously worked in the healthcare field in California at the Institute for Prevention Research at the USC Keck School of Medicine and as the Clinical Quality Director at Universal Care. He received his Masters in Public Health from USC. Prior to that, Bill worked in education and health as a Peace Corps volunteer in Botswana (1989-1992) and at Payap University in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

The third complete offering of Session IV Blended Training was completed by 29 students. This training was inspired by a desire to decrease the waiting time for Session IV training and to allow students to be home for some of the training instead of being away from home for 4 weeks. 28 courses were delivered online over 16 weeks. Every two weeks, two classes were offered to enrolled CHA’s who were supported in their learning by their clinics, as well as by ANTHC CHAP Instructor, Tori Schmidt, PA-C. In addition to interactive online materials, homework, and quizzes, students had focused online discussions with each other. All courses meet the Basic Training Curriculum objectives, are written by Anchorage CHAP Instructors and developed by the Distance Learning Network (DLN) Instructional Design team. After completion of the DLN classes, students participated in clinical, hands-on skills, either in Anchorage or another training center. Improvements continue to be made to these classes based on student and instructor feedback. Development of a new blended delivery (part clinical skills, part DLN) for a combined Session I and Session II is currently in progress with

planned completion date mid-2017. The courses are being carefully developed to take advantage of the best of both the distance and face to face formats. PreSession is also being developed in a DLN format. Stay tuned, 2017 will be full of new offerings! Questions or comments? Contact [email protected]

Coping Skills Seminar

A Coping Skills seminar will be held September 27-29, 2016, at ANTHC. The course will be based on the class developed by the Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation Community Health Aide Program to assist CHA/Ps in identifying and coping with job related stress. The course will bring together health aides and facilitators from around the state for three days of facilitated discussion and activities. Topics covered will include “Caregiver Stressors,” “Compassion Fatigue,” “Balancing Mind and Body,” “Compartmentalization,” and “Loss &

Grieving.” Team building and self-care activities will be incorporated throughout the course. The CHAP Directors have identified Health Aide retention as a strategic priority and YKHC reports that this seminar has provided CHA/Ps with the skills necessary to recognize and help cope with job related stress. For more information on the course, go to www.akchap.org.

Distance Learning Network

29 Students to Complete Blended Training

Anchorage with ANTHC CHAP Training Center

4 students completed July 22 and August 8. 3 students to complete September 30.

Kodiak with ANTHC CHAP Training Center in cooperation with KANA

4 students completed July 22.

Fairbanks with TCC CHAP Training Center

5 students completed August 5.

Bethel with YKHC CHAP Training Center

5 students to complete Clinical and Skills.

Nome with NSHC CHAP Training Center

4 students to complete Clinical and Skills.

Summary of Board Actions to Date

Total number of Community Health Aides/Practitioners, Dental Health Aides and Behavioral Health Aides/Practitioners certified by the CHAPCB as of August 4, 2016:

CHAPCB Future Meeting

Dates

● October 26-27, 2016 Anchorage

● January 25-26, 2017 Anchorage

www.akchap.org

CHAPCB Standards and Procedures, Applications, CE logs and other information can be accessed on the Alaska Community Health Aide Program website: http://www.akchap.org Click the CHAPCB tab.

Tribal Behavioral Health Director

Meeting

August 18-19, 2016

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CHAP Certification Rates

The Community Health Aide Program Certification Board (CHAPCB) would like to take this opportunity to recognize Tribal Health Organizations for achieving the Community Health Aide/Practitioner (CHA/P) certification rate of 90% or greater as of June 2016. The overall certification rate as of June 2016 for CHA/Ps is at 86% statewide. The Board recognizes the hard work and dedication it takes to achieve and maintain this level of certification. We would like to congratulate each organization for this accomplishment and commend them for their commitment and work in certifying their community health aides. The Board collects CHA/P employment counts twice a year in January and June. The goal is to determine and plan future training needs for health aides in all organizations, to measure our progress and to identify areas that require attention.

APIA - Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association

BBAHC - Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation

Chugachmiut

CRNA - Copper River Native Association

EAT - Eastern Aleutian Tribes

KANA - Kodiak Area Native Association

Ninilchik - Ninilchik Traditional Council

NSHC - Norton Sound Health Corporation (includes Native Village of Diomede)

SCF - Southcentral Foundation

TCC - Tanana Chiefs Conference

SEARHC - SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (includes Hoonah)

Yakutat - Yakutat Tlingit Tribe

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June 2016

2016 CHAP Forum (continued)

Award Recipients included: Shining Star:

Sally Nukwak, CHP, Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation

Rising Star:

Emerson Kvasnikoff, CHA III, Chugachmiut Outstanding Accomplishment:

Julianna Anelon, CHP, Southcentral Foundation.

Link to http://www.akchap.org/html/library/chap-directors/shining-star.html Kathleen Garrett, MA, TTS-C, Research Senior Instructor, Colorado School of Public Health, Clinical Program Associate, was the Keynote Speaker. Dr. Gary Ferguson, Senior Director Community Health Services, ANTHC, presented the Governor’s Proclamation. We continued our efforts to become a “green” conference by utilizing the event app this year and also provided reusable water bottles in place of disposable plastic water bottles. The CHA/Ps enjoyed the opportunity to network with colleagues and conduct Community Health Aide Association meetings during Forum as well. Rebecca Moore Pazdernik, PA-C, MHS Assistant Director, CHAP P: 907-202-1402 www.akchap.org

Shining Award recipient: Sally Nukwak, CHP, Bristol Bay Area Health Corporation.

Rising Star Award recipient: Emerson Kvasnikoff, CHA III, Chugachmiut.

Outstanding Accomplishment Award recipient: Julianna Anelon, Southcentral Foundation.

eCHAM Update

Training: In Person eCHAM Super User Training offered July 18-19.

a. 10 attendees from YKHC, CATG, NSHC, NSB, SCF, Maniilaq

b. Covered eCHAM Core Competencies, How to Use and Troubleshoot the iPad, How to Use and Troubleshoot Other eCHAM products.

c. Will offer again depending on demand. Quarterly eCHAM introductory training continues to be offered. On Demand Training available on www.akchap.org Currently developing iPad Instructional Videos. Revision: Released new content on July 18, 2016

a. Included revisions and updates to: Tuberculosis sections How to Use CHAM CHAP Overview Acknowledgements

Next Revision will include: a. Medicine changes for 2016 b. Emergency Medicine section updates c. Updates to Telehealth section

Products: Products are all working well. Currently working on the following enhancements:

a. Enhanced search feature on eCHAM website and iCHAM App. Changes will improve how results are listed for a search with better prioritization tailored towards CHA/P practice.

b. Improved “Content Upload Complete” notification feature on iCHAM App.

Printable PDF will be made available through ANTHC Print Shop after Emergency Medicine revisions are complete. For more information please contact: Rebecca Moore-Pazdernik, ANTHC CHAP Assistant Director at [email protected] or 907-202-1402, or Tasha Hotch, Program Administrator eCHAM at [email protected] or 907-729-5618.

On July 19-20, 2016, an eCHAM Super User Course was provided. There were 10 attendees representing six tribal health care organizations: Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation, Council of Athabascan Tribal Government, Norton Sound Health Corporation, North Slope Borough, Southcentral Foundation, and Maniilaq. The skills reviewed included: “eCHAM Core Competencies,” “How to Use the iPad,” “How to Trouble-Shoot the iPad,” and “How to Trouble-Shoot the Website.” There was a focus on how to manage up the CHAM, support the users of this tool, and how to access its backups: iCHAM, ePub, and PDF. There was an in-class

demonstration provided by attendees, which showed they could find the resources, review the Core Competencies with someone new, and how to ask appropriate questions to help someone trouble shoot if they are face-to-face. To get a better understanding of the error messages that might come up, the class was able to reproduce the error messages to see what causes them, and then be able to address them. Jump drives were provided for each organization to take home which had copies of the training videos, and a PowerPoint to assist in training if needed. Each person also took the time to build a clinical guide of what the clinic resources are for the eCHAM, including what wireless network to connect to, who the IT contact person is, and when to contact the eCHAM Program Administrator. A post course survey was completed by attendees. Feedback indicated the instructor was very knowledgeable, and the lengths of course and delivery methods were good. There was initially some concern that the timing of the course in July would create some challenges for attendance. However, all attendees showed up for both days of training and received certificates of completion.

eCHAM Super User Training

2016 eCHAM Super User course attendees.

8th Annual DHAT Graduation and Transition Ceremony

Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortiums Dental Health Aide Therapist Program hosted their 8th annual graduation and transition ceremony, June 3, 2016. The ceremony is becoming a cherished annual tradition, filled with supporters and family of our students who complete the two year journey to becoming a mid-level dental provider and bringing access to oral health care back to their communities. At the ceremony, ANTHC, the University of Washington MEDEX program and Iḷisaġvik College announced enhancements to the DHAT educational program. In 2017, the program will be academically affiliated with Iḷisaġvik College, Alaska’s only accredited Tribal college, and will offer both a certificate and an Associate of Applied Science in Dental Health Therapy, allowing students to apply for scholarships and federal student aid. The DHAT graduates heard remarks from several guest speakers including: Diane Kaplan, President and CEO of the Rasmuson Foundation; Dr. Christopher Halliday, Dean of the Missouri School of Dentistry and Oral Health, A.T. Still University; Terry Scott, Director of the University of Washington MEDEX program; and Pearl Brower, President of Iḷisaġvik College. The speakers congratulated them on their achievements and commitment to Tribal dental health. The audience included the students’ family and friends, along with numerous ANTHC partners who have supported the DHAT Educational Program. This was the eighth graduation ceremony for the ANTHC DHAT Educational Program, which brings dental health closer to home for rural communities. Two students from rural Alaska graduated: Summer Lynch from Haines, AK sponsored by SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium; and Jaslyn Wren from Iliamna, AK sponsored by Southcentral Foundation. The new graduates will begin their preceptorships to begin the journey towards applying for DHAT Certification from the Community Health Aide Program

Certification Board. This marks another year of history for the DHAT Program, and a whole new future and possibilities for two Alaskan Native providers who will give back to their communities. Seven students were also granted their transition certificates highlighting the completion of one year in the Anchorage-based program. The white coat ceremony also acknowledged their transition to becoming a DHAT student provider during the second year of the program, which is based in Bethel. Transitioning students are: Dominic Comerate, Jr., Deidre Dayton and Tiffany George, sponsored by Tanana Chiefs Conference; Naomi Petrie, sponsored by Confederate Tribes of Coos Bay, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indians; Allison Ayapan and Hannah Howard, sponsored by Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation; and Shonna Wheeler, sponsored by Eastern Aleutian Tribes. Learn more about ANTHC’s work with the Alaska DHAT program at http://anthc.org/dental-health-aide/ and keep up with Alaska’s DHATs on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ANTHCsmile-152683654747488/. Rachel D. Schierholt, CM (Yup’ik), Program Manager Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium Dental Health Aide Therapist Program email: [email protected] website: http://anthc.org/dental-health-aide/

Class of 2017, transitioning DHAT Students left to right: Hannah Howard, Kwethluk, Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation; Deidre Dayton, Koyukuk, Tanana Chiefs Conference; Allison Ayapan, Kwethluk, Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation; Dominic Comerate, Jr., Wasilla, Tanana Chiefs Conference; Shonna Wheeler, Eastern Aleutian Tribes; Naomi Petrie, Coos Bay, Oregon, Confederated Tribes of Coos Bay, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians; and Tiffany George, Galena, Tanana Chiefs Conference.

8th Annual DHAT Graduation and Transition Ceremony

Class of 2016 DHAT Graduates, left to right: Jaslyn Wren, Iliamna, Southcentral Foundation, and Summer Lynch, Haines, SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium.

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CONTACT INFORMATION: To submit suggestions, corrections, or story ideas please contact the CHAP Certification Board office at: Phone: 907-729-3624 Email: [email protected] ANTHC EDITORIAL STAFF Ella Gonzalez Program Administrator CHAP Certification Board Shae Aliu Program Administrator Distance Learning Network Victorie Heart, RN, MS Director, CHAP/Rural Health Cynthia Puig Instructional Designer/eCHAM

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