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Cities Changing Diabetes: An Update
Lynnette Rodgers, RN, CDE, EMT
Regional Medical Liaison Medical Affairs Diabetes & Obesity, Novo Nordisk
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CITIES CHANGING DIABETES: OVERVIEW Cities Changing Diabetes is a commitment to push for urgent action against urban diabetes on a global scale
By working with key leaders and organizations in 7 study cities, the initiative will help us understand the urban diabetes challenge – globally and locally
The data framework will be based on the Rule of Halves, as well as a Vulnerability Assessment
Cities Changing Diabetes works with the University College London and the Steno Diabetes Center in addition to local partners
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HOUSTON PARTNERS
University of Texas School of Public Health
KEY LOCAL PARTNERS
Houston Health Department
Houston American Diabetes Association
Houston Business Coalition on Health
Clinton Health Matters Initiative
Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services
Gateway to Care
The Fountain of Praise
Harris County Medical Society
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Multi Sector Participation
Employers •Chevron •City of Houston •Greater Houston Partnership
•Distribution NOW •Halliburton •Harris County •Houston Business Coalition on Health
•Houston ISD •King Ranch •University of Texas System
•Wal-Mart
Medical and Public Health •Central Care FQHC •CHI St. Luke’s •El Centro de Corazón •Harris Health •HOPE FQHC •Houston Methodist •Kelsey-Seybold •Legacy FQHC •Memorial Hermann •Texas Childrens Hospital
•UT Medical Branch •Harris County Public Health
•Houston Health Dept
Nonprofits •American Diabetes Association
•Centros Familiares de la Comunidad
•Children at Risk •Día de la Mujer Latina •Gateway to Care •Houston Food Bank •Houston League of Business & Professional Women
•Mental Health America •Northwest Alliance Ministries
•United Way •Urban Harvest •Urban League •YMCA
Insurance •Blue Cross Blue Shield
•UnitedHealthcare •Cigna •Community First •Humana
Faith-Based •The Fountain of Praise
•Church Without Walls •Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
•Westminster United Methodist Church
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Vision: To be a community recognized for its best practices in diabetes prevention, detection and care Mission: To create a healthier Houston through the collaborative integration and measurement of diabetes prevention, detection and care for all communities
Cities Changing Diabetes Houston: Vision and Mission
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Cities Changing Diabetes: Research Results
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• November 2014 launch
• May 2015 Stakeholder Dialogue
• 11 Stakeholder Roundtables
• One-Year Anniversary Summit
• Action Work Groups
• June 2016 Town Hall
• Faith & Diabetes Summit—Oct 2016
HOUSTON STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT
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1. Enhance awareness and education to improve diabetes literacy 2. Improve navigation for patients to better use of prevention,
detection, care and management resources 3. Increase collaboration by providers, insurers and employers to
improve patient trust 4. Help people prioritize personal health over other life demands 5. Improve the connections between people at risk for diabetes, with
diabetes and caregivers and their community
5 Action Work Groups formed
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Mapping •Rule of Halves •Have Nots •Asset Mapping
Sharing •Town Hall Events •Roundtable Conversations •One on One meetings
Action •Idea generation •Proposal Development Submission •Project execution and sustainability
Understanding of the Burden of Diabetes in Houston, Challenges and Opportunities
Understanding of Existing Landscape, Stakeholder Motivation for Future Projects and Collaboration
Proposal Ownership Ideas backed by Funding
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1. Houston Diabetes Resource Center 2. Faith and Diabetes Initiative 3. Employer NDPP 4. Walk It Out (Physical activity) 5. Bridges to Excellence 6. MEND (Mind Exercise Nutrition Do It) 7. Provider Summit 8. Community Nutrition Education Program at
the DAWN Center
The Current Initiatives
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From Initial Idea….
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To Defined Concept
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Houston Diabetes Resource Center Components
Houston Diabetes Resource Center Bridges to Excellence
HDRC
Resource Directory and
Map
Call Center Connection
Patient Navigation
Patient Education •Nutrition •Physical Activity (Walk it Out)
•Tool kit library •Cornerstones4Care •NDEP •Others
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Project Example: Faith and Diabetes Initiative • Engage Houston houses of faith in diabetes prevention • October 29 Faith and Diabetes Summit with Interfaith
Ministries and Institute for Spirituality and Health at Texas Medical Center
• November 11-13 Faith and Diabetes Weekend with activities at the congregational level across Houston
• November 14 World Diabetes Day • Ongoing collaboration and partnerships between houses of faith
to further develop faith-based solutions to the diabetes epidemic
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Get Involved For more information on how to get involved in the fight against #urbandiabetes in the community or to subscribe to the CCD e-newsletter, please contact:
• Karin Gillespie (KGIL), Associate Director, Changing Diabetes Policy at [email protected]
• Klaus Madsen, who serves as the stakeholder engagement consultant in Houston at [email protected] or 512.947.3308
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