Robert Niezgoda, former LHD director in MO, currently PhD Epidemiology Student at University of Iowa

Hi all! I'm Christina Hayes, QI Coordinator at Lake County HD in Illinois.

Susan Tilgner, Cincinnati Health Department Ohio, PHAB Site Visitor

Susan Uttech, Wisconsin Department of Health Services

Natasha Yonley - Tuscarawas County Health Department, Dover, Ohio

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Hillary Hanson - Montana Public Health Institute

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State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services

Jen Gomez Florida Department of Health in Collier County

Janae Tucker, Lake Cumberland District Health Department Somerset, KY

Vena Nelson, IL Dept of Public Health

Livingston County Department of Health, NY

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Candice DuVernois from North Carolina Division of Public Health

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Rebecca Horn, Green River District Health Department. Owensboro, KY

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Agathe Dorel, Denver Department of Public Health and Environment

Megan Davis, Washington State Dept. of Health

Marco Enciso, Clackamas County, Oregon

Joy Harris, Iowa Department of Public Health

Nichole Smith, Pike County General Health District

Good Afternoon:

Bob Stephens, HEalth Officer

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Hello my name is Lyndsie Schwarz, Accreditation Coordinator with Marion County Health & Human Services in Salem, OR

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Mary Wellik Olmsted County Mn ( retired)

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Anna Clayton, NACCHO

Priscilla Robinson, Department of Public Health LaTrobe University, Victoria Australia. Public health teacher and practitioner

Stacy Maines, San Antonio Metropolitan Health District

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Mary Kirk, DuPage County Health Department, Wheaton IL

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Julie Beardsley, MPH Mendocino County Public Health

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Emily Poteet- Burke County Health Department NC

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Casey Ditter, Accreditation Coordinator for Suwannee and Lafayette County Health Department.

Matt Jackson, Tri-County Health Department, Denver, Colorado Metro Area

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Meeker McLeod Sibley Community Health Services in Minnesota

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Sandra L. King, Detroit Health Department

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Kristie Scheel, Missoula (MT) City-County Health Department

Niki Lemin, Franklin County Public Health, Columbus, OH

Chanelle Avila, Georgia Department of Public Health

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Corinna Kelley, Unite Us https://uniteus.com/ “connecting health and social care”, Tampa FL & PHAB site visitor

Robert Niezgoda, former LHD director in MO, currently PhD Epidemiology Student at University of Iowa

Congrats Robert!

Congrats Robert!

Donna Schuler DOC COVID Response, QI and Accreditation Mendocino County, CA, MPH Student University of San Francisco

Jackie Werth, County of San Diego, Public Health Services, Performance Improvement Manager

lol...Data junkies are great.

Some questions will be answered within the Q&A box, so be sure and check the 'answered' tab.

Donna Schuler, DOC COVID Response, QI and Accreditation Mendocino County, CA, MPH Student University of San Francisco

Melanie Countryman, Dakota County Public Health Department, Public Health Epidemiologist

From Joan Ellison, SV, PHAB, retired PHD, Livingston County, NY

A hot wash is a type of debriefing or review session after a response event or exercise.

Juliann, what is the performance management system you use?

Thank you, Juliann, for your honesty about QI and performance management. I feel many health departments are doing the same, and I agree there is nothing wrong with pausing those formal efforts during this time.

Agree - thank you for saying that!

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Thank you for sharing Juliann.

Thank you for these earnest responses.

The panel is very knowledgeable, thank you. I have another Zoom 7 must leave. Please send me the recording if it will be offered. Thank You, again

I'm wondering how each of you have been able to address health equity through your pandemic response efforts and in what ways has PHAB accreditation helped you in those activities?

So glad to have such great folks in public health. Thank you for taking the time to talk with us today. Take care.

Great question...I'm wondering how each of you have been able to address health equity through your pandemic response efforts and in what ways has PHAB accreditation helped you in those activities?

The recording of this webinar and a Q&A document will be made available to everyone.

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Did the governor's office give you an answer?

Thank you for being so honest about your challenges. I am an Iraq Veteran and over the many years following deployment, letting things go is very important. Finding joy is important. Getting mental healthcare is SO important. From a public health standpoint, I believe we will need to scale up efforts across the board to address mental healthcare, especially for young children. The follow on future co-morbidities that cascade from the Pandemic and other things that are occurring to our government will be quite an effort. I believe the most important role/s will be anyone involved in workforce development and capacity building/training , communications and workgroups that monitor preparedness and response. Again, thank you, and I wish each of you well.

Thanks to your honesty I feel like I can breathe through the rest of our accreditation process and not try to get everything done

Thank u Kevin

Appreciate the honest and experienced discourse by the panelists! Carry on!

Thank you all for your example and leadership. It makes me feel hopeful for the future of Public Health.

Thank you Kevin for that authentic response to the equity question.

Annette, Juliann, and Kevin---thank you so very much. You are inspirational leaders! Thanks for so effectively showcasing your departments' pandemic response and the connection to accreditation and performance management.. Paul Kuehnert, PHAB CEO

Given the duration of the pandemic, what do you feel are the challenges and opportunities better connecting emergency response and performance improvement, which are connected, but covid has shown could better integrate practices?

I would also say that when you are a border community with another state that strong partnerships and communication pathways are important to address population health, especially for the vulnerable populations.

Excellent presentation.

Thank you!

Great discussion!

Thank you all!

Thank you so much for all the sharing.

Thank you, and the follow up module will be great too.

Thankyou!

Thank you so much for your honesty, expertise and sharing your experiences, decision making, successes and QI!

Thank you all, this was very informative!

Thank you and stay safe!

Thank you panelists!

Thanks all!

Thank you very much!

Thank you everyone!

Thank you, really interesting session

Thank you all and appreciate the panel's discussion. Eagar to join more in future

Well done, thank you!

Thank you! Keep up the great work everyone!

Thank you for your valuable input, panelists!

Thanks for all that you do!

Thank you all!

Thank You!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you for sharing your insight and experiences.

Thank yo so much. Very helpful!

I have to jump off- I have a meeting with the Governor's office. Thank you and let me know if you need anything else.

Thanks!

Thank you everyone!