Cardiovascular and Diabetes Coalition of Indiana (CADI) Quarterly Update - September 2015 You Are a Champion!

Welcome! Agenda for Today Introduction of New CADI Leadership Better Together State Plan New Communication Platforms Social Media Cheer on the Champions: Success Stories Champions Corner: Resource Directory Professional Development Fall Symposium Lunch and Learn Series

CADI Steering Committee Leadership

BETTER TOGETHER STATE PLAN

About the Pre-Planning Process: Member & Partner Survey Survey administered May 18 – 29, 2015 (Survey Monkey) Link sent by CADI Coordinator to the nearly 1,000 folks 105 completed – 31% CADI members Primary Professional Setting: 40% - healthcare provider, system, or institution 25% - educational system or institution 16% - CBO or service provider 10% - government < 4% - business/industry, advocacy organization, professional association, retired

Member & Partner Survey Key Findings 94% said to include regional meetings 69% said they prefer planning processes with fewer, longer sessions (versus more, shorter meetings) 34% said they want to participate in the planning process (53% said “I don’t know”)

Member & Partner Survey Key Findings Top 3 purposes for a statewide plan: Identify Key Priorities (79%) Educate the Public (72%) Engage Partners to Collaborate (65%) Top 3 plan benefits: Educate the Public in My Community (63%) Identify Key Priorities for My Group or Organization (53%) Use as a Tool to Engage Partners to Collaborate (37%)

TimeframeActivityPurpose July/Aug 2015 Convene Advisory Board Commission the leadership, gather input on content and identify key stakeholders Sept – Nov 2015 Host Regional Sessions Solicit input on Plan Goals and Objectives; gather information to support strategy development Nov 2015 Convene Advisory Board Review regional session feedback, select priority goals and objectives Dec 2015 Review proposed plan priorities at CADI Q4 Mtg Present priority goals and objectives to members, get feedback, make final changes to proposed goals and objectives Nov 2015 – Mar 2016 Data Compilation Assemble data necessary to support the development of SMART objectives Jan – Mar 2016Strategy Development Work with teams/work groups in development of strategies Apr 2016 Convene Advisory Board Review and discuss draft strategies Apr – May 2016 Draft PlanCreate a draft version of the entire Plan June – July 2016 Public Review of Draft Provide partners with opportunities to review and provide feedback on the plan Aug 2016 Convene Advisory Board Intensive review of revised draft plan Aug/Sept 2016Final PlanComplete and submit final Plan

Regional meetings schedule CityDateTimeLocation Fort WayneTuesday, September 15 8:30 am–12:30 pm ET St. Mary's Catholic Church 1101 Lafayette St, GaryMonday, September 21 8:30 am–12:30 pm CT Community HealthNet 1021 W 5th Ave, South BendWednesday, October 7 12:00 pm–4:30 pm ET Near Northwest Neighborhood, Inc. Office 1013 Portage Av, ColumbusFriday, October 16 9:00 am–1:00 pm ETFirst United Methodist Church 618 8th St, IndianapolisFriday, October 23 9:00 am–1:00 pm ETNorth United Methodist Church 3808 N Meridian St, EvansvilleTuesday, October 27 9:30 am–1:30 pm CTEvansville Central Library 200 SE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, 47713

COMMUNICATION PLATFORMS

Social Media Organization press release, announcements, events and special request Pictures and Videos are a Plus!

Calling All Champions!

Champions Corner Learn more about programs and services in your area that seek to prevent and control Cardiovascular Disease, Stroke and Diabetes in Indiana.

Cheer on the Champions Hear from other Hoosiers as they share stories from their community.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Registration Open September 14 th ! Registration Fee: $25 Exhibitor Fee: $200/ $100 Non- profit Scholarships Will Be Available

Symposium Topics Protecting Our Women: Triumphs and Challenges to Improve the Cardiovascular Health of Women in Indiana Promotion of Health within the Context of the Values, Beliefs and Practices of a Faith Community The Need for Social Support: Interventions to treat depression among adults and socio-economically and culturally diverse populations with diabetes Promising Practices for a Multi-disciplinary American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) Program Integration of Pharmacists into Team-based Ambulatory Care Practice Models

SUPPORTING INNOVATION