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Albuquerque Area – A Year in Review

Albuquerque Area – A Year in Review. Tuesday, June 4, 2013 Albuquerque Area Dental Chiefs/Prevention Coordinators Meeting. How long is Dr. Ricks going to be here?. I don’t know. The ultimate goal is to get at least a half-time ADO for the Albuquerque Area. ADO Workplan.

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Albuquerque Area – A Year in Review

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  1. Albuquerque Area – A Year in Review Tuesday, June 4, 2013 Albuquerque Area Dental Chiefs/Prevention Coordinators Meeting

  2. How long is Dr. Ricks going to be here? • I don’t know. • The ultimate goal is to get at least a half-time ADO for the Albuquerque Area.

  3. ADO Workplan

  4. Workplan Objective #1 • Promote quality of care through site visits to and program reviews of Area Dental Programs, to include the Balanced Scorecard, the IHS Chart Review Tool, and other tools as needed.  • Goal:  Conduct program reviews at half of the Albuquerque Title I, Title V, and Service Unit dental programs in FY 2013.

  5. Workplan Objective #2 • Promote GPRA performance on the dental indicators of improving access to dental care, dental sealants, and patients benefitting from topical fluoride. • Goal:  Increase GPRA performance in all  3 dental measures, have at least 3 programs recognized nationally for GPRA dental performance.

  6. Workplan Objective #3 • Provide recruitment assistance to Area dental programs. • Goal:  Have no longstanding vacancies in Albuquerque Area programs.

  7. Workplan Objective #4 • Provide continuing education to Area dental staff through CE calls, online opportunities, and through an annual Area Dental Meeting. • Goal:  Increase standardization of dental policies and implementation across the Albuquerque Area.

  8. Where are we headed?

  9. Continuing Education

  10. Program Reviews & GPRA: Results

  11. Results: Key Quality Measures

  12. What have we achieved?

  13. Program Reviews

  14. Comparison, ABQ vs. NAS

  15. Continuing Dental Education so far

  16. Continuing Dental Education Totals • Total CE to be provided to chiefs/prevention coordinators: 22.25 + 10 = 32.25 • Total CE to be provided to other dental staff: 10 • Remember that it is the licensed provider’s responsibility, not the IHS’, to achieve enough continuing education to maintain licensure

  17. What about the national program? • The existing IHS CDE contract expired at the end of FY 2012. • The Nashville Area is providing temporary assistance by contracting with Dr. Mary Beth Kinney until September 30, 2013. • After that time, IHS Headquarters will assume responsibility for the CDE program.

  18. The Future of IHS CDE • Dr. Karol to IHS ADO Group on 5/7/13: “Virtual continuing education will become the standard for most meetings.” • There will be fewer in-person IHS CDE courses in the future, but there will still be some (EFDA, specialty courses). • We need to continue to explore and exploit online/conference call CDE.

  19. Other changes/improvements

  20. Standardization • Re-credentialing • Reporting Template • GPRA Report Cards • PSR card • Code books • Caries risk classification

  21. Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation (OPPE)

  22. New Reporting Template

  23. GPRA Report Card

  24. PSR/CPITN Codes From: Periodontal Screening and Recording: Early Detection of Periodontal Diseases, by Tanya Villalpando Mitchell, RDH, MS.

  25. Other ADO Activities • Caries Risk Classification • Children’s Dental Health Month articles • Area HP/DP mini-awards • Oral Cancer Fact Sheet • Dental Assistants Week • Blood Pressure Guidelines • Privileges Request Form

  26. The Dental Support Center

  27. DSC Work Plan Goals • Utilize strategic program planning and evaluation principles to ensure that perceived stakeholder needs are identified and met • Serve as a centralized source of support, technical assistant and resources for clinical and community-based oral health promotion and disease prevention initiatives across the Area • Collaborate with local, state, Area-wide and national partners to address the broad challenges and opportunities associated with preventive and clinical dental programs

  28. Accomplishments – Quarter 1 • Oral health education: development of Diabetes and Oral Health • Continuing education: delivered 7 CDE hours (Pediatric Update with Dr. Jessica Lee; AIDC Study Club) • Program Review: Zuni by AIDC completed • Evaluation:developed DSC evaluation RFP

  29. Accomplishments – Quarter 2 • Perceived stakeholder needs: facilitate positive, productive working relationships with new Area Dental Officer • Funding: 4 Area HPDP awards • Program Review: Towaoc, Taos completed; 16 additional sites scheduled and confirmed • Continuing Education:support implementation of monthly CDE calls • ECC Initiative: contract to develop 4 national videos

  30. Accomplishments – Quarter 3 • Resources distributed: 2013 Coding Books, Area Specialist List, Caries Risk Assessment Tool • Collaboration: NAPPR Fluoride Varnish Initiative • Program Review: Cochiti, San Felipe, Santo Domingo, Zia, Isleta, Mescalero, AIDC completed • Continuing Education:18.5 CDE hours (CPA, Program Planning, ITRs, AIDC Study Club, Collaborating with Head Start) • Children’s Dental Health Month

  31. Accomplishments – Quarter 4 • Resources distributed: Prevention Coordinator Core Competencies • First Birthday Card Initiative: 8 sites • Program Review: Southern Ute, Jicarilla completed • Continuing Education:establish 22.5 CDE hours (Annual Meeting); support delivery of 3 hours (Infection Control, Quality Improvement, AIDC Study Club) • ECC Initiative: national distribution of Prescription for Oral Health including development of Spotlight Article

  32. So what does DSC do in our spare time? ANYTHING ELSE YOU ASK US TO!

  33. Such as . . . • Screenings, health fairs and other community based events • Fulfilling your requests for patient education materials • Conducting patient, parent and/or staff education at WIC, Head Start, Schools, Senior Centers • Representing Dental on Health Advisory Boards • Or anything else that supports you and/or your staff!

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