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Public Health Improvement Injury Prevention Emergency Preparedness Bridget Canniff, Project Director Public Health Improvement & Training Injury Prevention Program April 20, 2016 Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board Indian Leadership for Indian Health Public Health Improvement 2 Injury Prevention Coming in 2016-2017: Updated and Expanded Modules! Injury Prevention in Indian Country Toolkit 3 Injury Prevention Injury Prevention in Indian Country Toolkit • Motor Vehicle Safety • Elder Falls Prevention • Home Safety & Fire Prevention • Helmet Use & Traumatic Brain Injury Prevention • Accidental Poisoning/Prescription Drug Overdose Prevention • Firearms Safety • Water Safety 4 Emergency Preparedness Tribal Emergency Preparedness Conference Public Health & Emergency Management Working Together May 4-6, 2016 Northern Quest Resort & Casino, Spokane 5 Emergency Preparedness Documentation of Tribal Public Health Emergency Preparedness • Codes • Policies • Resolutions • MAAs • MOUs • Informal agreements 6 Tribal EpiCenter Survey • Annual priorities survey • 26 tribes have responded There’s still time! Tribal EpiCenter Survey • Data policies & needs • Sexually Transmitted Infections • WEAVE NW policy assessment • Public Health Emergency Preparedess & Response policy assessment Training Needs Assessment • Administered by: Northwest Center for Public Health Practice (NWCPHP) • Region-wide • Results used to plan NWCPHP trainings across the Northwest • Make your voice heard! QUESTIONS? Staff Contact Information Bridget Canniff Project Director, PHIT & IPP [email protected] 503-416-3302 Luella Azule (Yakama Nation/Umatilla) Project Coordinator, PHIT & IPP [email protected] 503-416-3263
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