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Michigan Department of Community Health Update: Treatment Timeliness and Screening Progress

This update from the Michigan Department of Community Health, dated March 9, 2011, highlights significant advancements in treatment timeliness and school-wide screening initiatives. The upcoming closure of the CPIP program on March 31, 2011, includes final site visits and an awards dinner in April. From 2009 to 2010, screening levels significantly improved from 42.5% to 54%. The update provides screening results from Central High School, where 420 students were screened, revealing positive cases of Chlamydia and Gonorrhea, along with notes on lab management and staffing changes.

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Michigan Department of Community Health Update: Treatment Timeliness and Screening Progress

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  1. RVIPP – Michigan Update Amy Peterson, MPHMichigan Department of Community HealthMarch 9, 2011

  2. Michigan Updates Timeliness of Treatment Update NCC Mini Grant Update School-Wide Screening Lab Update

  3. Michigan Treatment Performance Measures – FP - CT

  4. Michigan Treatment Performance Measures – FP - GC

  5. Michigan Treatment Performance Measures – STD - CT

  6. Michigan Treatment Performance Measures – STD - GC

  7. CPIP Update • Coming to a close • Officially March 31, 2011 • Unofficially April 30, 2011 • Final site-visits • Awards dinner – April, 2011 • Sites of Excellence • Champion • Proclamations • Data analysis and interpretation • Reporting

  8. Preliminary Outcome Data • 2009 average screening level across 14 sites = 42.5%. • Preliminary 2010 = 54% in 2010. • 11.5 points, or 27% increase from 2009 levels

  9. School-Wide Screening • Current Sites • Potential Sites • Goals for 2011-12

  10. Central High School • Partners • Central High School • St. John Health System • MDCH (STD and Lab) • MDCH Adolescent Health • Steps in the process • Outcomes

  11. Central High School • 420 screened over 4 days • 214 males:  10 CT positive 5%  1 GC positive • 206 females:  33 CT positive, 16% 5 GC positive, 2%

  12. CENTRAL HS SCREENING RESULTS2010-BY SEX

  13. CENTRAL HS SCREENING RESULTS2010-BY AGE

  14. CENTRAL HS SCREENING RESULTS2010-BY AGE-FEMALES ONLY

  15. CENTRAL HS SCREENING RESULTS2010-BY AGE-MALES ONLY

  16. Lab Update Retirements StarLIMS transition Lab RFP New data management staff

  17. Questions…Contact Amy Peterson IPP Coordinator Michigan Department of Community Health STD Program 313-456-4425 petersonam@michigan.gov

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