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SHIP General Presentation - City CouncilsStatewide Health Improvement Partnership (SHIP) Wright County Public Health SHIP intentionally invests in creating opportunities in partnership with communities that lead to equitable, healthy, and positive conditions that promote the health and well-being of all Minnesotans. As indicated in Minnesota Statute, Section 145.986, SHIP’s purpose is to: ▪ address the leading preventable causes of illness and death such as commercial tobacco use or exposure, poor diet, and lack of regular physical activity, and other issues as determined by the commissioner through the statewide health assessment. ▪ promote the development, availability, and use of evidence-based, community level, comprehensive strategies to create healthy communities; and ▪ measure the impact of the evidence-based, community health improvement practices which over time work to contain health care costs and reduce chronic diseases. Grants are made to community health boards (CHBs), local public health (LPH) agencies, and tribal governments to convene, coordinate, and implement proven effective, promising practice, or theory-based strategies that are culturally informed that: ▪ will be based on scientific evidence. ▪ will be based on community input. ▪ address behavioral change at the individual, community, and systems levels. ▪ occur in community, school, workplace, health care, including childcare settings. ▪ will be focused on policy, systems, and environmental changes that support healthy behaviors. ▪ can be evaluated using experimental or quasi-experimental design; and ▪ address health disparities and inequities 1 SHIP Goals The Statewide Health Improvement Partnership (SHIP) supports community-driven solutions to expand opportunities for active living, healthy eating and commercial tobacco-free living, helping all people in Minnesota prevent chronic diseases. SHIP supports community-driven solutions to expand opportunities for active living, healthy eating and commercial tobacco-free living, helping all people in Minnesota prevent chronic diseases including cancer, heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes. SHIP helps build thriving communities, creating opportunities for all people in Minnesota to live longer, healthier lives. Ninety percent of the nation’s health care costs are for people with chronic conditions, and the majority of those costs are preventable. SHIP is a comprehensive health strategy coordinated across all of Minnesota's 87 counties and 10 tribal nations. SHIP is statewide, with the Minnesota legislature providing $17.5 million in funding per year to support critical primary prevention activities led by local public and tribal health partners. SHIP = local leadership, local partners and local expertise SHIP work is directed by local community leadership teams that bring expertise and connections to the table. The complex, comprehensive nature of this work requires strong relationships, partnerships and expertise at the local level. 2 SHIP Works MN Eats MN Moves MN Commercial Tobacco Free MN Well-Being Communities Workplaces Health Care Schools Child Care SHIP works on healthy eating, active living, commercial tobacco-free, and well-being in five settings: communities, workplaces, health care, schools, child care. Thanks to SHIP, Minnesota communities are: increasing access to fresh, local fruits and vegetables at farmers markets, local corner stores, emergency food programs, mobile markets and other food retailers serving healthier foods and increasing access to physical activity opportunities at schools and childcare facilities making biking and walking easier in Minnesota towns and cities taking steps to make multi-unit housing sites smoke free working with small- and mid-sized employers to improve workers’ health and productivity working with health care sites to strengthen connections to community to ensure that patients are referred to evidence-based programs in their area supporting new moms so its easier for them to breastfeed after they return to work or school and more. 3 PSE Change Policy: interventions that create or amend laws, ordinances, resolutions, mandates, regulations, or rules Systems: interventions that impact all elements of an organization, institution, or system Environment: interventions that involve physical or material changes to the environment One of the aspects of SHIP that make it different and special is the focus on Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change. The PSE change approach seeks to move past hosting programs and events to changing our societies and built environment to promote health. Policy change includes policies at the legislative level or organizational level. An opioid-specific example of this is the implementation of a Prescription Drug Monitoring Program written into Minnesota statute. Systems change involves changes to processes within an organization, such as requiring that every pregnant patient be screened for substance use at their first OB appointment. Environmental changes are changes to the physical environment that promote health. An example of this is implementing medication disposal bins at all city halls. A PSE change can be individual in approach, but they work best when paired with others (i.e. pairing a systems change with a policy change).  This framework thrives on getting buy-in from community partners, ensures sustainability of the work, and encourages well-rounded relationships with the community. It is upstream public health work. This also helps ensures local SHIP is seen as a partner, subject matter expert, and connector in our communities, not as a funder. The figure on this screen helps describe the difference between single events or programming and PSE change. 4 MN Well-Being Communities Social connection activities, meditation gardens, youth mentorships, Trauma-Informed education and awareness Workplaces Stress management; relaxation spaces; policy change regarding flex scheduling, paid family leave, telecommuting; mental health first aid, peer support Health Care Community-clinical linkages for ACEs; health literacy interventions; telehealth; community health workers; health brain initiative; healthy lifestyle change programs Schools Social-emotional climate; school counseling, psychological, and social services; social connection; trauma-informed principles SHIP works on healthy eating, active living, commercial tobacco-free, and well-being in five settings: communities, workplaces, health care, schools, child care. Thanks to SHIP, Minnesota communities are: increasing access to fresh, local fruits and vegetables at farmers markets, local corner stores, emergency food programs, mobile markets and other food retailers serving healthier foods and increasing access to physical activity opportunities at schools and childcare facilities making biking and walking easier in Minnesota towns and cities taking steps to make multi-unit housing sites smoke free working with small- and mid-sized employers to improve workers’ health and productivity working with health care sites to strengthen connections to community to ensure that patients are referred to evidence-based programs in their area supporting new moms so its easier for them to breastfeed after they return to work or school and more. 5 MN Commercial Tobacco-Free Communities Smoke-free multi-unit housing Workplaces Tobacco-free policies Health Care Quit Partner referrals; tobacco treatment integration Schools Commercial tobacco-free schools; SHIP works on healthy eating, active living, commercial tobacco-free, and well-being in five settings: communities, workplaces, health care, schools, child care. Thanks to SHIP, Minnesota communities are: increasing access to fresh, local fruits and vegetables at farmers markets, local corner stores, emergency food programs, mobile markets and other food retailers serving healthier foods and increasing access to physical activity opportunities at schools and childcare facilities making biking and walking easier in Minnesota towns and cities taking steps to make multi-unit housing sites smoke free working with small- and mid-sized employers to improve workers’ health and productivity working with health care sites to strengthen connections to community to ensure that patients are referred to evidence-based programs in their area supporting new moms so its easier for them to breastfeed after they return to work or school and more. 6 MN Eats Communities Power of Produce Clubs and SNAP acceptance at farmers markets; SuperShelf improvements at food shelves; Community Food Assessments; healthy food retail Workplaces Nursing mothers’ rooms and policies; community-supported agriculture; workplace gardens and farmers markets; health vending and concessions Health Care Food prescription programs; Baby Café Schools Hydration stations; Smarter Lunchrooms Assessments; food security; Comprehensive Framework for Addressing School Nutrition Environment and Services; Farm to School Child Care Breastfeeding friendly recognition; four-square gardens; farm to child care; healthy eating trainings SHIP works on healthy eating, active living, commercial tobacco-free, and well-being in five settings: communities, workplaces, health care, schools, child care. Thanks to SHIP, Minnesota communities are: increasing access to fresh, local fruits and vegetables at farmers markets, local corner stores, emergency food programs, mobile markets and other food retailers serving healthier foods and increasing access to physical activity opportunities at schools and childcare facilities making biking and walking easier in Minnesota towns and cities taking steps to make multi-unit housing sites smoke free working with small- and mid-sized employers to improve workers’ health and productivity working with health care sites to strengthen connections to community to ensure that patients are referred to evidence-based programs in their area supporting new moms so its easier for them to breastfeed after they return to work or school and more. 7 MN Moves Communities Active transportation plans; parks and trails plans; comprehensive plans; cultural liaisons Workplaces Active transportation; active workday; bike-friendly and walk-friendly recognition Health Care Exercise is Medicine; park prescription programs Schools Safe Routes to School; Stop for Me Campaigns; Bike Fleet; Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program; Outdoor classrooms Child Care Physical activity trainings SHIP works on healthy eating, active living, commercial tobacco-free, and well-being in five settings: communities, workplaces, health care, schools, childcare. Thanks to SHIP, Minnesota communities are: increasing access to fresh, local fruits and vegetables at farmers markets, local corner stores, emergency food programs, mobile markets and other food retailers serving healthier foods and increasing access to physical activity opportunities at schools and childcare facilities making biking and walking easier in Minnesota towns and cities taking steps to make multi-unit housing sites smoke free working with small- and mid-sized employers to improve workers’ health and productivity working with health care sites to strengthen connections to community to ensure that patients are referred to evidence-based programs in their area supporting new moms so its easier for them to breastfeed after they return to work or school and more. 8 SHIP Project Guide SHIP can provide technical assistance, funding, connections, and other resources to partners working on PSE change. The amount of funding available depends on the project needs. Project ideas, including items that may be able to be purchased, are in our SHIP project guide referenced here and posted on our website. The content area expert from WCPH will help ensure SHIP requirements are being met and that each project is comprehensive (includes PSE and combines PSE) This guide is not comprehensive and doesn’t include some of the intricacies of SHIP, but that’s what Wright County Public Health is here for. Interest form 9 SHIP Interest Form Interest form Required 1.Your Name: 2.Your Organization: 3.Your Email Address: 4.Your Phone Number: 5.Choose the context area(s) in which your project falls: (Select all that apply) Healthy Eating Active Living Tobacco Cessation Well-Being 6.Describe the project on which you want to collaborate with SHIP. Include potential funding request if known. 10 Ndaya Kisongo Health Promotion Coordinator Phone Number Email Address (763) 335-0280 HS.PublicHealth@co.wright.mn.us www.co.wright.mn.us/575/Statewide-Health-Improvement-Partnership Facebook WrightCtyPublicHealth Keith Bennett Health Promotion Coordinator 11