ARRM/MOHR Conversation with MDH July 6, 2022
Author : ellena-manuel | Published Date : 2025-08-04
Description: ARRMMOHR Conversation with MDH July 6 2022 Caramae Steinwand MDH CDC Project Firstline Team Lead Linnea Larson COVID19 Epidemiologist JP Mahoehney Nurse Specialist Disability Unit Colead COVID19 ICS Cultural Faith and
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Transcript:ARRM/MOHR Conversation with MDH July 6, 2022:
ARRM/MOHR Conversation with MDH July 6, 2022 Caramae Steinwand | MDH CDC Project Firstline Team Lead Linnea Larson | COVID-19 Epidemiologist J.P. Mahoehney | Nurse Specialist Disability Unit Co-lead | COVID-19 ICS Cultural, Faith, and Disability Branch Nurse Specialist | Healthcare Associated Infections & Antimicrobial Resistance Unit Project Firstline – Caramae Steinwand Project Firstline is a partnership between CDC and MDH that aims to provide engaging and effective infection prevention and control training to frontline workers, staff, and members of the public health workforce. Trainings are 30 minutes or less! Designed to benefit those that interact with patients, residents, and clients and/or their environment. Topics include COVID-19, basic infection prevention and control principals, and science of viruses. New Sessions coming FALL 2022!! Website: Project Firstline Email questions to: Project.Firstline.MDH@state.mn.us 6/29/2022 2 6/29/2022 3 Project Firstline – Caramae Steinwand May 2022 Monthly Data Training: Basic science of viruses and Virus strains (two days of training with time for Q & A directly following the sessions) Number of visits to website: 472 Total number of registered trainings: 61 #1: How viruses spread from surfaces to people #2: How respiratory droplets spread COVID-19 and Source Control RN was to most common role for the live trainings. Direct Support Professional was to most common role for the recorded trainings. Skilled nursing facility was the most common setting type for the live trainings. Day and Employment Program serving individuals with disabilities was the most common setting type for the recorded trainings. Participant Feedback When asked which part of the training session was most informative or enjoyable, participants responded with: “We do use this program for monthly education. Thank you for all the extra leg work you do for us. It is very much appreciated!” “Good simple way to explain” “easy to understand and relate” ARRM/MOHR Conversation with MDH July 2022 J.P. Mahoehney | Nurse Specialist Disability Unit Co-lead | COVID-19 ICS Cultural, Faith, and Disability Branch Nurse Specialist | Healthcare Associated Infections & Antimicrobial Resistance Unit April 6, 2022 Data 7/6/2022 6 MDH Data: HCBS-CRS or ICF with a case in the past 28 days 7/6/2022 7 CDC Data: Community Transmission 7/6/2022 8 Last Month This Month CDC Data: Community Levels 7/6/2022 9 Last Month This Month Reporting Requirements 7/6/2022 10 MDH reporting requirements for residential settings Effective July 13th at the close of business. Settings will only need to report aggregate staff and
