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Technical Advisory Committee Meeting

Technical Advisory Committee Meeting . February 23, 2012. Welcome and Introductions. BDAP: Garrison Gladfelter, Kimberly Fitzpatrick, and Grace Kindt IRETA: Peter Luongo and Jess Williams Committee members. Quick Recap.

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Technical Advisory Committee Meeting

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  1. Technical Advisory Committee Meeting February 23, 2012

  2. Welcome and Introductions • BDAP: Garrison Gladfelter, Kimberly Fitzpatrick, and Grace Kindt • IRETA: Peter Luongo and Jess Williams • Committee members

  3. Quick Recap • Sept 2011 PAreceives a one-year Strategic Prevention Framework – State Prevention Enhancement (SPE) grant requiring a Policy Consortium • Nov 2011 1st TAC Meeting • Dec 2011 Capacity Building/Infrastructure Enhancement Plan submitted to CSAP • Aug 2012 5-year Strategic Prevention Plan due

  4. Capacity Building Plan: Four mini plans The capacity building plan for Pennsylvania includes specific steps in four areas: • Data Collection: upgrade PBPS, create a dashboard for visualizing overlaid data sets • Coordination of Services: utilize data sets from many sources in PBPS, create connections with primary care • Training and TA: create online training for credentialing the workforce • Evaluation: create milestones for 1) offering data to SCAs, 2) providing training on data-driven decisions, 3) evaluating outcomes of decisions

  5. Capacity Building Plan: CSAP feedback The Pennsylvania SPE Capacity Building/Infrastructure Enhancement Plan was approved by the State’s SAMHSA/CSAP State Project Officer on January 31, 2012. He said: • The first of the four “mini-plans” comprising the Capacity Building Plan addresses Data Collection and Reporting.  The State’s Data Collection and Reporting mini-plan presents a clear roadmap for advancing data-based decision making, integrating data from diverse sources, and building the State’s capacity to collect and use real time data. • The second mini-plan, which focuses on the Coordination of Services, clearly describes the ongoing collaboration among multiple sectors and stakeholders, the key role played by the Drug and Alcohol Coalition as the SPE Policy Consortium, and the State’s information dissemination process. • The third mini-plan, which addresses Training and Technical Assistance, presents a well thought-out plan for assessing training and TA needs in the State, curriculum development, and data support. • The fourth mini-plan submitted by Pennsylvania covers Performance Management and Evaluation.   Although future drafts of this mini-plan will require some reframing as a plan for enhancing the State’s current evaluation/performance management systems (as opposed to a plan for evaluation of the SPE grant itself), it already contains many of the elements of an effective plan for improving Pennsylvania’s evaluation and performance management capabilities (e.g., the section of the mini-plan describing the process for improving infrastructure).     

  6. Capacity Building Plan: Committee feedback TAC members may offer feedback on the Capacity Building Plan: • Comment on myIRETA • Email Garrison & Pete • In this or future TAC meetings

  7. SPE Project Update: Data set access Below are data sets we have obtained or are in the process of obtaining. • AOPC • Data on arrests/citations for drug and alcohol related offenses. By zip code and by magisterial district. • Death Certificate Data • Data on overdose deaths. One data set for all poisoning deaths, one data set for accidental poisoning deaths. • Department of Education • Dropout data by school building. • Data on truancy, suspensions, and expulsions. • Data on school safety incidents, includes infractions for possession/sale/distribution of ATOD and others (e.g. suicide, bullying, assault, weapons, possession, etc.) • Student Assistance Program data • Department of Transportation • Data on drug and alcohol related crashes. • Data on sobriety checkpoints. • Data on Cops in Shops. • Number of DUIs out of the total number of people with a license for each county for 2005 to the most current year available. • Number of licenses suspended due to DUI for each county for 2005 to the most current year available. • Number of drivers with an ignition interlock for each county for 2005 to the most current year available. • BDAP • CIS drug of choice data • PLCB/LCE • Data on the number of establishments with liquor licenses and the numbers/types of violations

  8. SPE Project Update: Data set access Currently we have about 15 of our 20 data sets. • Pennsylvania Healthcare Cost Containment Council has another possible source • Committee member data access/suggestions

  9. SPE Project update: letters of agreement The SPE requires signed letters of agreement from representatives in the following categories. Committee members from those categories are listed in parentheses: • Lead agencies/authorities representing substance abuse (BDAP) • Education (Mike Kozup) • Justice (Kim Nelson) • Public Health (Carol Thornton) • Highway Safety (Tom Glass) • Law Enforcement (TBD) • Mental/Behavioral Health (Sherry Snyder) • Primary Health Care (Diane Siebert)

  10. SPE Project Update: myIRETA Committee members should have received login information on 2/7/12. • If you did not receive login information or you are not able to log in, let us know. • Jess will work with committee members who cannot access the SPE TAC group on myIRETA.

  11. SPE Project Update: myIRETA • All of the materials that you need are on myIRETA: • Documents • Meetings • Other Materials • Chat Room

  12. SPE Project Update: Workforce survey According to the Capacity Building Plan, “IRETA and BDAP will conduct an online survey of the current prevention workforce regarding specific course content needed/desired.” • IRETA is currently drafting an online survey with approximately 10 questions • IRETA will disseminate the survey to 1) PBPS end users, 2)BDAP Div of Prevention contact list, via the Commonwealth Prevention Alliance, 3) others • TAC suggestions for dissemination?

  13. SPE Project Update: Online education According to the Capacity Building Plan, “IRETA and BDAP will also survey existing online prevention courses...and determine which ones meet PCB requirements...[which] will be posted to IRETA’s online education portal.” • IRETA will post information about becoming a CPS or other preventionist in PA on ireta.org • IRETA will first post an online self-paced ethics class, which is one of the requirements for the CPS credential. • TAC suggestions about web content and online courses?

  14. SPE Next: 5-year strategic plan The next deliverable is a 5-year strategic prevention plan for Pennsylvania: • Corresponds with the Capacity Building/Infrastructure Enhancement Plan: The two plans should correspond with each other.  Specifically, the gaps identified in the capacity building plan should be addressed in the SPE Strategic Plan. • Organized into four mini plans: The capacity building plan is organized into four categories, as will be the SPE strategic plan: • Data Collection, Analysis and Reporting • Coordination of Services • TA and Training • Performance/Evaluation

  15. SPE Next: 5-year strategic plan Seeking TAC input particularly in the following areas as we begin to create the plan (see pages 13-14 of the RFA): • Goals, objectives, and strategies for integrating a holistic approach to substance abuse prevention into primary health care settings – Input on how you see prevention fitting into primary care and what types of prevention services could occur in a primary care setting. • Identify priority substance abuse prevention needs – Input on what the highest priority needs are (need data to support the priorities identified). • Process and criteria for selecting evidence-based programs – Input on what criteria can be used to determine that a program is evidence-based (i.e. what would be the minimum scores a program on NREPP would have to have to be added to BDAP’s Evidence-Based Program Listing). • Key prevention strategies that will be implemented over the next 5 years – Input on what these key prevention strategies should be and why.

  16. Upcoming: 25th anniversary NPN research conference The 25th Annual National Prevention Network Prevention Research Conference will be held September 19, 20 and 21 in Pittsburgh. The ninth annual Recovery Sports Link baseball game at PNC Park will be on September 19, held in conjunction with the conference. Dr. Michael Flaherty will be one of the keynote speakers, addressing the role of prevention in a ROSC. • TAC can have input on conference topics

  17. Questions? • Ideas? • Suggestions? Our next meeting right now is scheduled for the week after the Coalition meeting, during the month of April.

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