PPT-CDC Healthy Schools Chronic Health Conditions in School Settings

Presentation Goals Describe the relationship between chronic health conditions and academic achievement Discuss ways schools can help support students with chronic health conditions 2 Presentation overview. Attendance Works. The Children’s Institute. The Chalkboard Project. ECONorthwest. Chronic Absence: . Missing 10% or more of enrolled school days. 1. . Oregon has a chronic absence problem. Almost a quarter of Oregon K-12 students are chronically absent. Healthy Schools . and the importance of environmental health issues. . 2. 3. Family/Community Involvement. Health Education. Health Promotion for Staff. Healthy School Environment. Health Services. Physical Education. Ruth Shim, MD, MPH. Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Associate Director of Behavioral Health, National Center for Primary Care. Morehouse School of Medicine. Chronic Diseases. Spring Term –March 2015. Glyn Wright . County Inspector/Adviser for Personal . Development Learning. , HCC. Julie Thompson. . Senior Public Health Practitioner, Public Health, HCC. Ian Wright. Healthy Schools Coordinator, HC3S. Autumn Term –October 2014. Glyn Wright . County Inspector/Adviser for Personal . Development Learning. , HCC. Julie . Thompson. . Senior Public Health Practitioner, Public Health, HCC. &. Helping children and young people to: . Stronger Communities. .. Improving Academic Achievement through . Healthy Eating and Physical Activity. 1. Objectives. Describe the . evidence supporting . the . link between healthy eating, physical activity, . www.active-living.org. Healthy School Environments. Funded in 2013 by HSCI, Partners for Active Living and the Hub City Farmers’ Market released a call for nominations for the Spartanburg Healthy Schools Project. . Ruth Shim, MD, MPH. Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Associate Director of Behavioral Health, National Center for Primary Care. Morehouse School of Medicine. Chronic Diseases. NAL . I. M. PO. R. T. R. EG. U. L. A. TIO. NS. Cente. rs. . f. o. r. . Di. s. ea. s. e. . Cont. r. o. l. . an. d. . P. r. ev. ention. O. ff. i. c. e. . o. f. . Publ. i. c. . Health. . P. r. Robert . Palussek. &. . Pastor . William . Glover . Co-Champions. Healthy Lifestyles. Encourage Lee County residents to pursue a culture of healthy lifestyles including access to nutritional information, physical activity and exercise, stress management, routine medical exams/check-ups, and information on prevention of risk factors for disease. Develop accessible community programs for health literacy, population management, system and policy changes to support a healthy and safe environment while improving the economics of health care in our community. . REPRODUCTION PERMISSION FROM THE AUTHORS FOR THE USE THE CHARTS OR GRAPHICS x0000x0000 x/Attxachexd /xTop x/BBxox x329 x669 x575 x755 x/Tyxpe /xPagixnatixon 0x/Attxachexd /xTop x/BBxox x3 [. Promotora. Name]. Mhp. . salud. Agenda. Welcome and Introductions. Session Rules. Session . Espectations. Dinámica. Introduction to Mental Health. Connecting Mental Health and Chronic Diseases. The Number of People With Chronic Conditions Is Rapidly IncreasingIn 2000, 125 million Americans had one or more chronic conditions.This number is projected to increase by more than one percent each y Nancy Whitelaw, PhD. National Council on Aging. November 2010. Evidence-based Change! . Credit to:. Administration on Aging. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. AHRQ , NIH, SAMHSA and other federal agencies.