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NCIHC AGENDA AND
PRESENTATIONS
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
E1:
Coalition Maintenance and Tune-Up
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Frances Dunn Butterfoss, Ph.D.,
President, Coalitions Work
This session will discuss
research –based methods for successfully sustaining and growing
coalitions and partnerships. The workshop will offer
recommendations and resources for effective practice, as well as
success stories from actual coalitions.
E2:
Utilizing the Media to Promote Your Message: An Interactive
Training Workshop
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Amy Pisani, M.S., Executive
Director, Every Child By Two
In conjunction with APCO
Worldwide, the first half of this session will discuss practical
strategies on preparing for and conducting media outreach and will
train participants on how to become effective spokespeople. The
second part of this workshop will be “Social Media 101.”
Opening Plenary
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Anne Schuchat, M.D., Assistant
Surgeon General, United States Public Health Service; Director,
National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention
The National Current and Future
Climate for Immunizations: Challenges and Successes
A1:
Government Agencies and Coalitions: Roles, Conflicts of Interest
and Opportunities
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Tiffany Tate, M.H.S., Executive
Director, Maryland Partnership for Prevention, Inc.
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Greg Reed, Program Manager,
Center for Immunization, Maryland Department of Health and
Mental Hygiene
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This session will discuss the
importance, benefits, challenges and successes of relationships
between coalitions and government agencies.
A2:
Using Logic Models to Document How Your Coalition Works
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Michael Fagen, Ph.D., M.P.H.,
Clinical Assistant Professor, Community Health Sciences, School
of Public Health, University of Illinois at Chicago
Dr. Fagen will present an
interactive session on how to use logic models to document how
your coalition works.
A3:
Autism: Respect, Research and Resources
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Eric
Courchesne, Ph.D., Professor of Neuroscience, Director, Autism
Center of Excellence, University of California-San Diego
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This session will focus on the
science behind autism and importance of providing resources and
support to families affected by autism.
A4:
Creating Innovative Partnerships and Win-Win Relationships
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Wendy Brolly, R.N., B.S.N.,
Public Health Nurse Coordinator, Immunization Action Program,
Summit County, Ohio
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Speakers in this session will
discuss their experiences with innovative partnerships that have
benefited all parties involved. Highlighted in this session will
be Teen Immunization Month, a Hep B prevention program with Asian
Pacific Islanders, and an organization’s partnership with the San
Francisco Giants.
A5:
Immunization Provider Trainings: Examples from Around the Country
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Priscilla Nkemdi-Robinson,
Public Health Administrator 3, Chicago Department of Public
Health
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Lorraine Schoenstadt, R.N.,M.S.,
Public Health Nurse 4, Chicago Department of Public Health
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Doreen Stangel, Education and
Training Manager, Alaska Immunization Program, Coordinator,
Vaccinate Alaska Coalition
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Speakers in this session will
discuss training tools they are using with providers and the
community to address immunization issues.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Plenary Session
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Ari Brown, M.D., F.A.A.P.,
Pediatrician , Author, Speaker
An immunization Expert’s
Experience with Coalitions and the Media
B1:
Legislative and Administrative Advocacy
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Debbie McCune Davis, State
Senator, Arizona; Program Director, The Arizona Partnership for
Immunization
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This session will discuss how
coalitions can better their work on state legislative issues.
B2:
Strategies to Reach the Hard-to-Reach
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This session will discuss
strategies on how to reach out to the American Indian and Alaskan
American population, inner-city pregnant and parenting mothers and
the Asian American and Pacific Islander population.
B3:
Coalitions and Media Relations
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This session will discuss
effective strategies to get health stories covered in the media
and discuss Every Child By Two’s most recent media campaign.
B4:
Breaking into Schools
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Jaime Dircksen, M.S.W.,
Manager, Coordinated School Health, Chicago Public Schools
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This session will discuss how to
integrate health programs, including immunization and obesity
prevention initiatives, into schools and pre-schools.
B5:
Starting a Coalition
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Frances Dunn Butterfoss, Ph.D.,
President, Coalitions Work
This session will discuss the
seven steps needed to build and maintain an effective coalition.
C1:
Coalition Effectiveness and Efficiency
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Judi F. Cramer, M.S., Senior
Consultant, Southern Institute on Children and Families
In this session, tools will be
discussed that assist in assessing the outcomes and impact of
implemented strategies and/or action plans.
C2:
H1N1: Strategies and Updates
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Julie Morita, M.D.,
Deputy Commissioner, Bureau of Public Health and Safety, Chicago
Department of Public Health
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In this session, the strategies
used to address H1N1 in Chicago, Suburban Chicago and Houston will be discussed.
Additionally, updates on H1N1 issues will be provided.
C3:
Vaccine Hesitancy Research: Causes Consequences and Communication
Jason Glanz,
Ph.D., Epidemiologist, Institute for Health Research, Kaiser
Permanente Colorado
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The objective of this
presentation is to describe vaccine hesitancy in the United
States. The talk will also describe the epidemiologic risks
associated with the parental decision to decline childhood
immunizations.
C4:
Addressing Disparities in Health Outcomes
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Terry Solomon,
Ph.D., Illinois African-American Family Commission
Through a video presentation and discussion, this
session will discuss how
the social circumstances in which we are born, live, and work can
actually disrupt physiology as much as germs and viruses.
Unnatural Causes
is a documentary
series broadcast by PBS and shows the root causes of the
socio-economic and racial inequities in health.
C5:
Collaborating with Faith Communities
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Rev. Kirsten Peachey, M.Div,
D.Min, Director, Congregational Health Partnerships, Advocate
Health Care, Staff to The Center for Faith and Community Health
Transformation
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Charlayne Guy-Moore, M.A., Health
Ministry Coordinator, Greater Galilee Missionary Baptist Church,
Chicago
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Melissa Ponce, Senior Project
Coordinator, Chicago Area Immunization Campaign
This session will discuss how to
partner with faith communities on immunization and other health
initiatives.
Plenary Session
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Trish Parnell, B.S, Executive
Director, PKIDs (Parents of Kids with Infectious Diseases)
Social Media: Facebook, Web
Pages, Blogging and More
Friday, May 28, 2010
D1:
Coalition Fundraising in Lean Times
In this economy, fundraising is
more important than ever. This session will examine the issues
involved with fundraising in lean times and the nuances of
fundraising for a coalition versus a traditional organizational
structure.
D2:
Collaboration Between Health Coalitions: Working Together and
Sharing Agendas
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Diane Tracy, LaCHIP
Coordinator, Covering Kids and Families, CHRISTUS St. Frances
Cabrini Hospital, Alexandria, Louisiana
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This session will address various
strategies on how coalitions can work together on advocacy
agendas, obesity prevention and health care reform.
D3:
Using Technology
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The purpose of this session is to
provide concrete examples of using social media to better promote
an organization’s message.
D4:
How to Use Volunteers
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Aaron Low,
Coordinator and Co-Founder, The Hep B Project, Oakland, California
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Josh Lee, Outreach
Coordinator, The Hep B Project , Oakland, California
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Erin Suelmann,
M.A., M.P.H., Program Manager, Colorado Children’s Immunization
Coalition
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This session will highlight
various ways in which organizations can use volunteers. Speakers
will discuss the use of an array of volunteers such as high school
students, university students, fire fighters and Rotary Clubs.
D5:
Parental Communication and Vaccines
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Michelle Basket,
Health Communication Specialist, National Center for Immunization
and Respiratory Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention
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Erica Bloom, M.A.,
Colorado Adult Immunization Coalition Coordinator, Colorado
Department of Public Health and Environment
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This session will summarize
research conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention on message development for parents. Additionally, two
parental communication programs will be highlighted: utilizing
science to address parental fears and Colorado’s Latino Influenza
Vaccine Education Initiative.
Closing Plenary Session
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Daniel Swartzman, J.D., M.P.H.,
Associate Professor and Associate Division Director, Health Policy
and Administration, School of Public Health, University of
Illinois at Chicago
Social Marketing of Our Issues:
Legitimizing the Emotional Content of the Controversy
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