| 1. |
A coalition’s role with state registries and discussion of mandates |
| 2. |
Coalition marketing and media relations: from low-tech to high-tech |
| 3. |
Coalition fundraising in lean times |
| 4. |
Provider trainings addressing your specific health issue |
| 5. |
Government agencies and coalitions: roles, conflicts of interest,
opportunities |
| 6. |
Legislative and administrative advocacy campaigns |
| 7. |
Strategic planning, programmatic efforts and evaluation |
| 8. |
Membership development |
| 9. |
Non-traditional partnerships: Working with pharmaceutical companies, insurance companies and other business communities; How to create win-win relationships and avoid problems |
| 10. |
Strategies on how to reach the hard-to reach population |
| 11. |
How to use volunteers: AmeriCorps, area schools and other resources |
| 12. |
Working in collaboration with schools |
| 13. |
Working with faith communities |
| 14. |
Using technology (specific programs) |
| 15. |
Update on H1N1 (if applicable) |
| 16. |
Immunizations and fears: The facts |
| 17. |
Risk Communication: Addressing safety issues with the public; how to successfully use science |
| 18. |
Addressing racial, ethnic and/or geographic disparities in health outcomes |
| 1. |
Technology/”E-Tools”: Facebook, web pages, blogging, etc. |
| 2. |
Overview of the current climate for health care: Prospects for health care reform, new health legislation and what it means, funding for services and research, Federal Electronic Information System (EIS) Initiatives |
| 3. |
Social marketing of coalition issues |
| 4. |
Collaboration between health coalitions: working together, sharing agendas, non-duplication of efforts (Panel discussion) |
| 5. |
Addressing racial, ethnic and or geographic disparities in health outcomes |
