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Gearing Up for the 12th Annual Health Education Advocacy Summit
- Feb. 21-23, 2008, L'Enfant Plaza Hotel,
Washington, DC
The elections may be over, but work on behalf of
health promotion is just beginning! You are invited to shape the
exciting future of health reform and prevention by attending the
12th Annual Health Education Advocacy Summit, February 21-23,
2009, at the L’Enfant Plaza Hotel in Washington, DC.
Faculty and students are strongly encouraged to attend, with
registration rates being held at 2008 rates.
The Advocacy Summit
combines 1 ½ days of intensive training on policy advocacy and a
core advocacy agenda, capped off by visits with legislators on
Capitol Hill. Participants receive either basic or
advanced-level advocacy training and briefings on specific
legislative issues by experienced professionals from the
government relations staffs of key public health organizations.
They "walk the talk" by visiting, either
individually or in state delegations, with members of
Congressional representatives or other Federal officials in
Washington, DC.
This year’s legislative
"asks" will enable the health education profession to speak with
a collective voice on priority legislative issues of vital
interest to the health education community, at a critical point
in the development of the Federal budget. The
summit is organized by the Coalition of National Health
Education Organizations. More
information and registration details for the Summit will be
available soon. Pre-registration
deadline is January 23.
We must advocate. We
must dare to step inside circles that are unfamiliar to us as
public health leaders. We must advocate for a broader view than
our own borders dictate. We must be willing to argue that public
health should take a higher place on political and budgetary
agendas." -
David Satcher,
MD, PhD, Former Surgeon General
Community
Health Status Indicators Report
The goal of Community Health Status
Indicators (CHSI) is to provide an overview of key health
indicators for local communities and to encourage dialogue about
actions that can be taken to improve a community’s health. The
CHSI report was designed not only for public health
professionals but also for members of the community who are
interested in the health of their community. The CHSI report
contains over 200 measures for each of the 3,141 United States
counties. Although CHSI presents indicators like deaths due to
heart disease and cancer, it is imperative to understand that
behavioral factors such as tobacco use, diet, physical activity,
alcohol and drug use, ual behavior and others substantially
contribute to these deaths process. http://communityhealth.hhs.gov/HomePage.aspx
Hard Copies Available: Blueprint for a Healthier America
Recently Trust for America's Health (TFAH)
released
Blueprint for a Healthier America: Modernizing the Federal
Public Health System to Focus on Prevention and Preparedness.
This document contains recommendations for the next
Administration and Congress on ways to improve the health of
Americans. TFAH worked with more than 150 experts and
organizations to identify gaps and fixes for federal public
health agencies and programs through a year-long
consensus-building process.
Shaping a Healthy America: A Decision Making Guide
This interactive
website assists policymakers in making informed and sound
decisions concerning wellness programs. Recognizing that
governors have numerous priorities and challenges, users can
weigh the relative strengths of various policy options and find
the best fit for the particular circumstances that each state
faces. Policies
are classified according to outcomes sought and venue of
intervention. Types of policies highlighted include: educating
the public, altering choices, providing financial incentives and
reforming policy. Venues of intervention include: individuals
and families; schools and employers; the food industry; the
media; and communities.
The various policies are also weighted to allow users to
choose between programs according to the degrees of financial
investment required. The link is
http://www.subnet.nga.org/healthyamerica/guide/.
12th Annual Health Advocacy Summit
Whether you’re a first-time advocate or have been involved in
health policy for years, there never has been a more critical
time to promote the public’s health.
Let the
Health Education Advocacy Summit help you polish your advocacy
skills in just 48 hours. Sponsored by the Coalition of National
Health Education Organizations (CNHEO), this event offers basic,
intermediate, and advanced-level advocacy training, and features
issue-specific seminars by skilled government relations staff.
The Summit culminates with visits with legislators or key staff
on Capitol Hill —either individually or in state/district
delegations.
Click here for the flyer (pdf).
New Report: Investment in Disease Prevention Could Save American More than $16 billion in Five Years
Return on Investment of More than 5 to 1; Focus on Increasing Physical Activity, Improving Nutrition, and Preventing Smoking
A small strategic investment in disease prevention could result in significant savings in U.S. health care costs, according to a new report released July 17, 2008 by the Trust for America’s Health (TFAH). In its report, entitled Prevention for a Healthier America: Investments in Disease Prevention Yield Significant Savings, Stronger Communities, TFAH finds that an investment of $10 per person per year in proven community-based programs to increase physical activity, improve nutrition, and prevent smoking and other tobacco use could save the country more than $16 billion annually within five years. This is a return of $5.60 for every $1.
Out of the $16 billion, Medicare could save more than $5 billion, Medicaid could save more than $1.9 billion, and private payers could save more than $9 billion.
The economic findings are based on a model developed by researchers at the Urban Institute and a review of evidence-based studies conducted by the New York Academy of Medicine. They found that many effective prevention programs cost less than $10 per person, and that these programs have delivered results in lowering rates of diseases that are related to physical activity, nutrition, and smoking. The evidence shows that implementing these programs in communities reduce rates of type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure by 5 percent within 2 years; reduce heart disease, kidney disease, and stroke by 5 percent within 5 years; and reduce some forms of cancer, arthritis, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease by 2.5 percent within 10 to 20 years.
The report was supported by grants from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and The California Endowment. The full report, which also includes national estimates for savings for two years and 10 to 20 years and state-by-state findings, is available on TFAH’s Web site,
www.healthyamericans.org.
11th Annual Health Education Advocacy Summit
- 2008
The annual Health Education Advocacy Summit was comprised of a
two-and-a-half day meeting where participants obtain assistance
in polishing their advocacy skills. The Summit took place on
March 15-17, 2008 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Washington,
D.C.
Along with the basic, intermediate, and advanced-level advocacy
training, the summit also featured seminars on issue-specific
legislative priorities by skilled professionals from the
government relations staffs of key public health organizations,
as well as congressional visits with legislators or key
staff—either individually or in state/district delegations.
Every year, the summit planning committee selects specific
legislative issues to address at this conference. This year’s
summit focused on:
Function 550 – which provides funding for all
health and education programs, including the Public Health
Service (Fact
Sheet pdf file)
Increased appropriations for CDC’s National
Center for Chronic Disease Prevention & Health Promotion (Fact
Sheet pdf file)
Increased appropriations for CDC’s REACH US
program to address health disparities (Fact
Sheet pdf file)
Increased appropriations for CDC’s
Coordinated School Health Program (Fact
Sheet pdf file)
Passage of Kennedy/Jackson Health Disparities
Bill (Fact
Sheet pdf file)
PowerPoint presentations about each of this
year's advocacy issues are at the "Alerts"
web page.
CNHEO Health Education Advocate Achievement
Award
Fern Walter Goodhart,
MS, CHES the 2008 APHA Public Health Legislative Fellow with
Senator Robert Menendez, received the Achievement Award.
Honorable mention went to
Laurie Cancialosi,
Chief of Staff for the Chair of the
New Jersey Health
and Senior Services Committee, Senator Joe Vitale.
Voters Say
Healthcare System Needs Complete Overhaul or Significant Change
WASHINGTON, D.C. Most registered voters say our health care
system needs real change and that federal research agencies need
more funding, according to public opinion data released today by Research! America, the Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation and
other partners. The poll is part of Your
Congress?Your Health,
an ambitious new initiative
aimed at sparking dialogue between Congress and their
constituents on health and research issues. This interactive
tool presents responses from Congress at
www.yourcongressyourhealth.org, allowing visitors to compare
the views of their delegation.
New
Health Education Advocacy Discussion Forum Formed on the HEA!
The Health Education Advocate has a new discussion forum
available for use by health educators from around the country.
You can use this forum to engage other health educators from
around the country in national, state, and local advocacy
initiatives!
E-mail advocacy updates to
Jim Grizzell
jvgrizzell@csupomona.edu
SAVE THE DATE - 12th Annual Health Education Advocacy Summit, Feb 21-23, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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