A6: Collective Impact through Systems Mapping

2015 AMCHP Annual Conference

January 24-27, 2015

2015 AMCHP Annual Conference Schedule (event code: amchp)

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A6: Collective Impact through Systems Mapping

Speaker: Dorothy Cilenti, DrPH, MSW, MPH Director, National MCH Workforce Development Center, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Speaker: Kristen Hassmiller Lich, MHA, PhD Assistant Professor in Health Policy and Management, University of North Carolina Gillings School of Public Health

Speaker: Stephen Orton, PhD Senior Investigator, University of North Carolina, Institute for Public Health

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2015 AMCHP Annual Conference
January 24-27, 2015

Join the nation’s leading maternal and child health (MCH) professionals at the 2015 AMCHP Annual Conference to:

• Learn about cutting-edge MCH programs, methods and policies from across the country
• Meet with other MCH professionals, researchers, and government leaders to share ideas, information and experiences
• Discover practices and policies that strengthen partnerships between local and state MCH programs and families
• Grow existing competencies and learn new skills that enhance your abilities or those of your workforce

This interactive four-day experience provides the knowledge, tools and professional network to help you tackle the most challenging MCH issues.

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A6: Collective Impact through Systems Mapping

Saturday

A1: Operationalizing the Transformation of the MCH Block Grant

A5: Using Quality Improvement Tools to Uncover the Root Causes of Health System Issues

A6: Collective Impact through Systems Mapping

B3: Using Process Flow Diagramming To Understand and Improve MCH Systems and Position Title V for Health Care Reform

B6: Performance Measurement and Title V Transformation: Building Skills to Select and Design Measures for MCH 3.0

Sunday

C2: System Change Yin and Yang, How To Promote Quality Improvement and Adaptability While Maintaining Fidelity Across Communities and Partnerships

C5: Big Data in Early Childhood; Using Integrated Data to Guide Impact

D3: Enhancing Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) Surveillance and Partnerships to Reach Special Populations in Four States

D6: Integration and Coordination in a Changing Public Health World

E4: Breaking Down Infant Mortality: Achieving Measureable Impact through the CoIIN Approach

E8: The MCH Navigator Online Self-Assessment Tool for the Title V Workforce

Monday

PL1: 21st Century Theory of Change: A Move From Program Thinking to Systems Change Thinking (General Session)

F5: The Health and Well-Being of Young Adults: Highlights from an Institute of Medicine/National Research Council Report and Implications for State Ti

F7: Meaningful Engagement: The Key to Effective Outreach and Education Programs

F8: Advancing Health Reform Implementation: State Engagement with the National MCH Workforce Development Center

G2: A State Assessment Tool for Mapping the Landscape of Health Transformation

G8: Tracking Nurses’ Impact on Maternal Mortality and Morbidity

H2: Successful Strategies for Family Professional Partnerships

H8: United We Stand: Public Health and Health Care Professionals Collaborating to Improve MCH Outcomes

Tuesday

PL2: Town Hall with Dr. Michael Lu (General Session)

I1: Engaging Families to Promote Health for Immigrant Children with Special Health Care Needs

I6: Bullying Prevention: The Role of State Health Departments in Catalyzing Action

PL3: State Systems of Care: What You Can Learn from Those in the System (General Session)

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