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1 Kansas Tobacco Prevention for Specific Populations

2 Who am I? Janet M. Brandes, MPH –Born in small town west of Wichita, KS –Last born of 10 children –German background –Impacted by tobacco: Husband has emphysema and COPD

3 To increase knowledge, training and resources needed to address tobacco-related disparities among specific populations in Kansas. Mission

4 Overall Workgroup Purpose To produce a strategic plan based on the viewpoints of specific populations in Kansas that identifies and eliminates tobacco- related disparities.

5 Disparity When compared with other populations, a measurable difference in poor health outcomes that occurs in a specific population

6 What are Disparities? Diversity: Representation of difference Inclusion: Assurance of active involvement of all parts of community Disparity: Disproportionate harm Parity: Equality in power, value, rank

7 How to Address Disparities? Develop strategic plan to guide work. Produce programs and activities that are culturally tailored to meet the needs of specific populations. Work with communities to increase resources that support reduction of tobacco-related disparities among specific populations.

8 Workgroup Structure Workgroup Members Workgroup Co-chairs Workgroup Support Staff Guests/Resource Partners

9 CDC Strategic Planning Inclusive and representative Community-Based Data Driven

10 First Task Convene the Workgroup. Build an Effective Team. Embrace the Planning Process.

11 Second Task Review Kansas’ Data. Identify Gaps in the Data. Request Additional Data. Identify and Prioritize 3-4 Critical Issues.

12 Third Task Develop a goal for each of the critical issues. Finalize wording of goals. Develop and finalize strategies for each goal.

13 Fourth Task Create implementation plan with action steps. Determine marketing plan. Decide future workgroup participation.

14 Celebration! Strategic plan completed and published. Steps for monitoring progress in place. Implementation beginning to occur. Systems changes identified and being carried out.

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16 http://www.healthykansans2010.com/tobacco Visit the website for the latest updates:

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