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05/21/09 - Healthy Youth Development
03/05/09 - Adolescent Health Data
02/21/08 - Adolescent Access to Health Care
11/15/07 - Adolescent Obesity II
09/20/07 - Adolescent Obesity I
05/24/07 - Adolescent Mental Health Issues II
02/15/07 - Adolescent Mental Health Issues I
10/19/06 - Adolescent Health Controversies
07/20/06 - Positive Youth Development
State Adolescent Health Coordinators - Teleconference Series
Adolescent health teleconference trainings: translation of research to practice for state MCH professionals
This teleconference training series provides state MCH professionals with update, research-based information on adolescent health issues and acts as a forum for discussion and networking.
Each teleconference training will include:
- Issue overview
- Exploration of best practices and promising strategies
- Resource review
- Discussion, networking and resource sharing
Visit the archives section (below) to identify topical experts or review and download teleconference materials. For more information about the teleconference series, contact Kristin Teipel at
Archives
5/21/09 - Healthy Youth Development: Ideas to Action
Teleconference Date:
May 21, 2009
Topics:
Healthy Youth Development: Ideas to Action
A teleconference focused on translating the idea of Healthy Youth Development to real world applications. Join 2 national HYD advocates/leaders and 1 State Adolescent Health Coordinator steeped in HYD application for a lively and stimulating presentation and discussion. Learn and share how HYD ideas fit into public health practice.
Presenters:
- John Brandon, MS, Marion County Commission on Youth (MCCOY), Indianapolis, IN
- Richard Kreipe, MD, FAAP, FSAM, FAED, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY
- Anne-Marie Braga, LCSW, Colorado Dept of Public Health and Environment
Conference Materials:
Presentations:
- Who are you calling a 'Youth Worker'? Our shared role in the positive development of young people (PPT)
John Brandon, MS
Marion County Commission on Youth (MCCOY)
Indianapolis, IN - Youth Development as a Public Health Policy: How to Make it Work (PPT)
Richard Kreipe, MD, FAAP, FSAM, FAED
Professor of Pediatrics and LEAH Director,
Division of Adolescent Medicine,
University of Rochester;
Immediate Past President,
Society for Adolescent Medicine
Rochester, NY - Discussion: How do we apply Healthy Youth Development into adolescent health efforts?
Anne-Marie Braga, LCSW
Director of Adolescent Health Initiatives
Colorado Dept of Public Health and Environment
Readings for the Teleconference:
- Community Programs to Promote Youth Development - Free Executive Summary (PDF)
- AMCHP Pulse - April 18, 2008 - Focus on Positive Youth Development (PDF)
- Ready by 21 Challenge Booklet (PDF)
- Ready by 21 National Partner Profiles and Commitments (PDF)
- Incorporating Youth Development Principles into State Adolescent Health Programs (DOC)
State and National Resources:
- Lessons Learned From ACT for YOUTH: The First Five Years (PDF)
- Measuring Youth Development: Creation & Analysis of Oregon's Positive Youth Development Benchmark (PDF)
- Putting Youth Development into Practice: Oregon's Youth Action Research Project (PDF)
- Assessing the 'Multiple Processes' of Adolescent Health: Youth Development Approaches (PDF)
- State Agency Partnerships for Promoting Child and Adolescent Mental Health (DOC)
- Findings From ACT for YOUTH - 2000 to 2006 - ACT for Youth Centers of Excellence (PDF)
- Measuring Positive Youth Development: The Development of a State Benchmark (PDF)
- New York State's Community Based Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention (CBAPP) - Request for Applications (DOC)
- Texas Healthy Adolescent Initiative - July 2009 (DOC)
- Healthy Youth Development: Ideas to Action - Resouces/Examples (PDF)
- NY State Department of Health - Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, November 2006 Supplement
3/5/09 - Adolescent Health Data: Youth Have It - Now What?
Teleconference Date:
March 5, 2009
Topics:
Adolescent Health Data: Youth Have It - Now What?
An opportunity for State Adolescent Health Coordinators and colleagues who use adolescent health data at the state level for needs assessments, program planning and "advocacy" but who are not data specialists. Two informational presentations will set the foundation - facilitated discussion will put it into context.
Presenters:
- Dr. Claire Brindis, DrPH, University of California, San Francisco
- J. Dennis Fortenberry MD, MS, Indiana University School of Medicine
- Nancy Birkheimer, Maine Department of Health and Human Services
Conference Materials:
Presentations:
- Easy (and not-so-easy) Questions to Ask About Adolescent Health Data (PPT)
Dr. Claire Brindis, DrPH
University of California, San Francisco - What's Planning Got to Do With It? Strategies for Advancing an Adolescent Health (PPT)
J. Dennis Fortenberry MD, MS
Indiana University School of Medicine - Discussion: How are you using adolescent health data? What's getting in your way? What's working?
Nancy Birkheimer
Director of Teen and Young Adult Health Program
Maine Department of Health and Human Services
Additional Resources:
- Data - Driven Youth Health Resources (DOC)
- Incorporating Youth-Led Community Participatory Research into School Health Center Programs and Policies (PDF)
2/21/08 - Adolescent Access to Health Care
Teleconference Date:
February 21, 2008
Topics:
Adolescent Access to Health Care
- Where do teens go for care? Why does it matter?
- How do policy and funding structures influence adolescents' and young adults' access to health care?
- How can states tailor their system to improve access to care for all adolescents?
- What are the access issues for children with special health care needs and older adolescents?
Presenters:
- Laura P. Shone DrPH, MSW, University of Rochester
- Peter Scal, MD, MPH, University of Minnesota
- Jeanette Ziegenfuss, Doctoral Candidate, University of Minnesota
Moderator:
- Mary Doyle, Konopka Institute
Conference Materials:
Presentations:
- Access to Care for Adolescents: Role of Financing and Policy (PPT)
Laura P. Shone DrPH, MSW - Improving the Health of Adolescents Through Improving Access to Care (PDF)
Peter Scal, MD, MPH
Jeanette Ziegenfuss, Doctoral Candidate
Bio-Sketches:
Additional Resources:
- Additional Information from Dr. Laura Shone (DOC)
- Health Insurance Coverage for Adolescents in the United States (PDF)
11/15/07 - Adolescent Obesity II
Teleconference Date:
November 15, 2007
Topics:
Second in a two part series on the prevention and treatment of Adolescent Obesity:
- Adolescent Obesity II - Best Practices in Public Health Interventions regarding Adolescent Obesity
- A state level overview of interventions addressing the issue; Recent state approaches: problems and solutions
- Youth discuss their perspectives on achieving a healthy weight
- Simple, usable, free tools and practical ways to work with youth to reduce adolescent obesity
Presenters:
- Patricia Stewart, PhD, RD, Rochester University
- Roberta H. Anding, M.S., R.D./L.D., C.D.E., C.S.S.D., Baylor College of Medicine
Moderator:
- Mary Doyle, Konopka Institute
Conference Materials:
PowerPoint Presentations:
- Best Practices in Public Health Interventions regarding Adolescent Obesity, Patricia Stewart, PhD, RD (PPT)
- Tackling Adolescent Overweight, Roberta H. Anding, M.S., R.D./L.D., C.D.E., C.S.S.D. (PPT)
Bio-Sketches:
Additional Resources
9/20/07 - Adolescent Obesity I
Teleconference Date:
September 20, 2007
Topics:
First in a two part series on the prevention and treatment of adolescent obesity:
- Adolescent Obesity I: Overview and public health perspective of the new evidenced based Expert Committee Recommendations for the Prevention, Assessment and Treatment of Childhood Obesity
- Physical activity interventions with an emphasis on the built environment approach
Presenters:
- Bonnie A. Spear, PhD, RD, University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Nefertiti Durant, MD, MPH, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Moderator:
- Judith Siegel MS, LICSW, Children's Hospital Boston, Harvard Medical School
Conference Materials:
PowerPoint Presentations:
- Assessment, Prevention and Treatment of Childhood Obesity - Expert Committee Recommendations, Bonnie A. Spear, PhD, RD (PDF)
- Physical Activity and the Built Environment, Nefertiti Durant, MD MPH (PPT)
Bio-Sketches:
Additional Resources
- Implementation Guide from the Childhood Obesity Action Network (PDF)
- Motivational Interviewing Resources (DOC)
- Nutrition Standards For Foods In Schools - Report Brief (PDF)
5/24/07 - Adolescent Mental Health Issues II
Teleconference Date:
May 24, 2007
Topics:
Second In A Two Part Series On Adolescent Mental Health Issues:
- Preventing Depression And Suicide In Adolescents
- School And Community Based Mental Health Services
Presenters:
- Lloyd Potter Ph.D, MPH, Children's Safety Network and the Suicide Prevention Resource Center
- Cheryl DiCara, Maine Injury Prevention Program and Maine Youth Suicide Prevention Program
Moderator:
- David Knopf, LCSW, MPH, LEAH Faculty, Children's Hospital at UCSF
Conference Materials:
PowerPoint Presentations:
- Developing Comprehensive Suicide Prevention, Lloyd Potter Ph.D, MPH (PPT)
- Maine Youth Suicide Prevention Project, Cheryl DiCara (PPT)
Bio-Sketches:
Additional Resources
MYSPP:
- Funding Sources (DOC)
- Ten Goals For Enhancing The MYSPP (DOC)
- Guiding Principles (DOC)
- SAMHSA Project Components (DOC)
2/15/07 - Adolescent Mental Health Issues I
Teleconference Date:
February 15, 2007
Topic:
Mental Health l: An overview of youth mental health issues
The four S's
- Statistics
- Strategies (For dealing with barriers including stigma)
- Screening
- Systems of Care
Presenters:
Matt Aalsma, PhD, LEAH faculty at the Indiana University Medical Center
And
Gwendolyn J. Adam, Ph.D., L.M.S.W. - A.C.P., LEAH faculty at
Baylor College of Medicine.
Moderator:
Mary Doyle
Konopka Institute, University of Minnesota
Additional Resources:
- Social Policy Report Volume XX, Number I: Deviant Peer Influences in Intervention and Public Policy for Youth
- Incorporating Youth Development Principles into Adolescent Health Programs: A Guide for State-Level Practitioners and Policy Makers
- Mental Health Screening Resource (Word doc)
10/19/06 - Adolescent Health Controversies
Teleconference Date:
October 19, 2006
Topic:
The call focused on untangling potential adolescent health controversies surrounding HPV, the vaccine for the Human Papilloma virus, emergency contraception, Plan B in particular, and a brief update on the current CDC recommendations on Chlamydia and HIV testing.
Presenters:
Erica Monasterio, MSN, RN, FNP, University of California, San Francisco
Mary Ott, MD, Indiana University Medical Center
Moderator:
Mary Doyle, Konopka Institute, University of Minnesota
Conference Materials:
Transcript 2nd Leah Conf. Call 10-06 (PDF)
Additional Resources on Emergency Contraception (PDF)
EC,EM (PPT)
HYD_bernat&resnick (PDF)
KAHN 2005 HPV Vaccine Review JAH (PDF)
LEAH 2nd Agenda x2 (PDF)
Moscicki2005 HPV Review JAH (PDF)
Presenter Bios (PDF)
Resources (PDF)
SAHC HPV talk 100806 (PPT)
7/20/06 - Positive Youth Development
Teleconference Date:
July 20, 2006
Topic:
Positive Youth Development: Measuring Protective Factors and Positive Outcomes
Presenters:
Dr. Michael Resnick of the
Dr. Sydney McDonald, a fellow at the University of Alabama at Birmingham
Dr. Shirley L. Robinson Hankins of
the
Conference Materials (PDF):
LEAH Transcript 07-06
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