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Keynote Speaker

The Future of Health: A Coordinated Approach to Comprehensive Health and Social Care *
~Dan Brillman, MBA

^{* There will be no credits available for this session.}

1. Evaluate the need to elevate social care to the same level as healthcare in the journey towards health and health equity.

2. Explain gaps in services through data and predictive analytics.

3. Identify interprofessional partners to collaborate with and break out of current silos.

4. Describe and value the need for a national digital infrastructure connecting all health and social care providers in an accountable, secure ecosystem.

Keynote Speaker

Capitalizing the "E" in Global Health Equity
~Phuoc Le, MD, MPP

Tuesday, October 13 11:00 a.m.–Noon  

Concurrent Oral Presentations:

A. PAPHS: Community Transformation Consultant, Scott Co. Health Dept. How the Quad Cities Initiated a Grassroots Effort to Increase Food Rescue
~Christina McDonough, BA, CHES®

B. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee & St. Ambrose University Public Health and Education: A Mutually Beneficial Relationship
~ John Bowser, PhD

C. Cultural Competence and Screening for Poverty and Social Determinants in Primary Care
~Russell DeBonis, DNP

D. Making health accessible to rural Illinois Through a Unique, Barrier Reduction Model
~Elizabeth Pratt, MPH, MHA, BSN, RN

A. PAPHS: Community Transformation Consultant, Scott Co. Health Dept. How the Quad Cities Initiated a Grassroots Effort to Increase Food Rescue
~Christina McDonough, BA, CHES®:

1. Effectively engage with a wide variety of stakeholders to accomplish a community wide intervention

2. Describe preferred methods for food waste reduction.

3. Explain the Health Department's role in the Food Rescue Partnership and strategies for creating a strong partnership.

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B. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee & St. Ambrose University Public Health and Education: A Mutually Beneficial Relationship
~ John Bowser, PhD:

1. Describe the goals of health equity and professional values and ethics behind it.

2. Explain practices to advance health equity.

3. Describe and value levers that can be deployed by the interprofessional team now and in the future to address health equity. 

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C. Cultural Competence and Screening for Poverty and Social Determinants in Primary Care
~Russell DeBonis, DNP:

1. Explain the culture of poverty and its impact on health. 
2. Identify methods for the interprofessional team to screen and address social determinants in primary care settings.
3. Describe professional values and ethics in addressing social determinants of health.

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D. Making health accessible to rural Illinois Through a Unique, Barrier Reduction Model
~Elizabeth Pratt, MPH, MHA, BSN, RN:

1. Identify common barriers to wellness in rural communities through the lens of social determinants of health.
2. Discuss a collaborative strategy and the roles and responsiblities of the interprofessional team for reducing barriers and improving quality of life.

Panel Discussion

Coordinated Care Network: Shaping tomorrow together: collaboration, coordination, choices, and community

Panelists:
Kathy Weiman, MPA 
Michael Glanz, MBA, MS, CTRS
Nicole Cisne-Durbin, MEd
Patrick Carolson, MSW, LCSW
Amy Groskopf, MLS

Moderator: Cecelia Bailey

Keynote Speaker

Urgent Lessons in Advancing Equity in the time of COVID-19
~Adaeze Enekwechi, PhD, MPP

1. Define health equity.

2. Describe practices to advance health equity as individuals and as part of a team.

3. Identify policy levers that can be deployed now and in the future to address health equity. 

Concurrent Oral Presentations:

A. Illinois Case Study: Partnerships for Effective Transitions
~Jessica Grabowski, AM, LCSW and Jenny Winkler, MPH, CIC, CPPS

B. Social Determinants Advocate Volunteers: A Program to Address Needs in Primary Care
~ Ruselle S. Debonis, DNP

C. Use of Project ECHO in Indiana To Advance Person-Centered Care
~Andrea Janota, MPH

A. Illinois Case Study: Partnerships for Effective Transitions
~Jessica Grabowski, AM, LCSW and Jenny Winkler, MPH, CIC, CPPS:

1. Examine the implementation process of a population health initiative involving healthcare entities and community-based organizations; specifically looking at examples from Illinois that integrates hospitals and the Aging Network to develop person-centered comprehensive care plans
2. Describe the impact and prevalence of social determinants of health on overall wellbeing and examples of how the Aging Network addresses these needs
3. Evaluate critical quality improvement strategies used to establish goals, develop action plans, and evaluate program progress 

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B. Social Determinants Advocate Volunteers: A Program to Address Needs in Primary Care
~ Ruselle S. Debonis, DNP:

1. Explain the culture of poverty and its impact on health. 
2. Identify methods for the interprofessional team to screen and address social determinants in primary care settings.
3. Describe professional values and ethics in addressing social determinants of health.

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C. Use of Project ECHO in Indiana To Advance Person-Centered Care
~Andrea Janota, MPH:

TBD