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Meeting called to order at 8:01 beginning with introductions. Mitchell thanked Anderson for his many years as Board of Health Chair. Bowersox provided background of the Student Health Center (SHC) at Battle Creek Central High School. Czerney presented on the SHC while answering various questions regarding insurance billing, the school wellness program affiliation, and daily visit types. Phillips responded to what are the causes of such poor health indicators. Are we chasing funding? Is the community receptive? It was suggested that the Board and CCPHD management staff ask what else CCPHD can do. Karamchandani suggested that a study be conducted to see shifts in programs, policy, and indicators, touching on values to implement change. Using the tobacco regulation for example, how did the tobacco regulation begin? Look at the indicators, where are the gaps, do we begin filling those gaps by implementing programs. Level of engagement should be put in community in collaboration with health care providers. Bowersox speaking with Jill Wise, Regional Health Alliance, regarding the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey continuation. Consent Agenda Financial Reports Health Officer Report Board Discussion In regards to the CCPHD strategic plan, Mitchell requested completion of a GAP analysis including CCPHD data along with a staff analysis (tenure of staff, age distribution, turnover comparison, education, duties, areas of expertise). Who are the true experts? Perform GAP analysis side-by-side with strategic plan. Board suggested that CCPHD obtain employee strategic plan buy in by involving them in the process. Mullett stated CCPHD, in the past, was a health department that was outreach based with satellite clinics. It was out in the community. That isn’t the health department today. This was not Health Officer’s plan. There are not dollars to support the past CCPHD practices. It’s CCPHD’s leadership and Board plan to consolidate and minimize within budgeted limits. Tsoumas feels that strategic planning is not solely based on accreditation results. Tsoumas asked for an informative report, via email, when, for example, a beef outbreak happens. Health Officer Evaluation meeting will follow this meeting. The Board and County Administration plan to finalize this morning. Anderson moved adjournment. Foerster seconded. 10:00 a.m.
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