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Advancing the Maternal & Child Health Vision: Leadership, Quality & ActionGeneral SessionsSunday, Feb. 10 3:15 p.m.–5:45 p.m. Regency BallroomWelcome, John C. MacQueen Memorial Lecture, andRecognizing Excellence & Leadership General SessionSupported byWelcome to AMCHP 2013! The first general session of the conference will include welcoming remarks from key AMCHPleaders and our partners from MCHB and CDC. Join us to learn more about what is happening here in Washington, DC,what might be coming for MCH programs in the future, and the activities of our federal partners. We also will enjoy aperformance by CityDance DREAM, a DC nonprofit group that empowers young people to harness the power of theirdreams using dance to foster teamwork, community engagement and instill confidence. AMCHP will present the JohnC. MacQueen Memorial Lecture Award to Ruth Lubic and Linda Randolph of the DC Development Families Center andrecognize excellence in MCH leadership. Following the award presentations hear from Olympic champions DominiqueDawes and David Boudia, with a chance to meet our special guests at the reception immediately following.This is an afternoon that is not to be missed!David BoudiaDominique DawesLeadershipQuality &ActionMonday, Feb. 1110:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.Mini-Plenary Thought Leader SessionsNew for 2013! Choose from one of three general sessions based on our conference themes ofLeadership, Quality, and Action and hear from national experts working to advance the MCH vision.Leadership Mini-Plenary Palladian RoomThe Shoemaker’s Children or Leading inTimes of Change: What Resilient MCHLeaders Need to KnowMCH professionals are working in timesof constant change while still holding fastto the shared vision of healthy children,healthy families, and healthy communities.How can we as leaders do our workwithin the ever shifting environment offunding, politics, program deliverables,and an increasingly fast paced workplace?This plenary will focus on resilience – auniversal quality of effective leaders. Dr.Donald Sutton, organizational psychologistand public health practitioner, will use theadage of the The Shoemaker’s Childrento emphasize the need for and explainthe lack of resilience in the lives of publichealth leaders. By becoming more awareof the elements of resilience and theimpact of self-care on leadership outcomeseach participant will leave the session withspecific behaviors to consciously foster andincorporate resilience in their personal andprofessional lives.Quality Mini-Plenary Empire RoomQuality: What Does it Mean forState MCH Programs?Quality assurance and qualityimprovement have long beenassociated with health care delivery,but what does quality look like froma public health perspective? Join in aconversation with experts working onquality assurance and improvementinitiatives at the local, state, andnational levels. Fundamental to thediscussion will be the question “whatdoes quality mean for state MCHprograms?” Panelists will share theirviews on national efforts to promotequality in public health, includingefforts to accredit state, tribal andlocal public health agencies. Crucial tothis conversation will be a dialogue onhow to make discussions of quality inhealth care and public health directlyrelevant to maternal and child healthprofessionals working in local, state,and federal governmental publichealth agencies.Action Mini-Plenary Diplomat RoomCollective Impact: Leveraging the Power ofPartnerships to Improve MCH OutcomesThe power and potential of partnershipswill be made real in this exciting plenaryon collective impact. Over the past severalyears collective impact has become a majorframework for creating change at thecommunity level, especially in education andeconomic development, and now health.This interactive mini-plenary will provideMCH leaders with the opportunity to learnabout the five core elements of collectiveimpact (common agenda, mutuallyreinforcing activities, shared measurementssystem, continuous communications andbackbone organization) and apply these totheir work at the local, state, and nationallevels. Session facilitator Liz Weaver willshare different perspectives to achievingcollective impact and lessons learned froma pan-Canadian effort to reduce poverty.Participants will discuss implications formaternal and child health programs herein the United States through facilitateddialogue and interaction.Want more? Attend Liz’s workshop (E9)Monday, Feb. 11 7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m. Diplomat Roomimmediately following the mini-plenary in theMonday Night at the Movies Special Screening Event!Diplomat Room from 11:45 a.m.–1:00 p.m.The Raising of America: Early Childhood and the Future of Our NationThe producers of Unnatural Causes are now filming a new and equally thought provoking work. The Raising of America is adocumentary, multimedia and public engagement campaign that explores how a strong start for all our kids can lead to ahealthier, stronger, and more equitable America. It aims to reframe the debate about what we as a society can – and should –do to provide every American infant an equal opportunity childhood. Join the creators of this important project and see workin-progresssegments of the documentary film and provide your thoughts and insights at a special AMCHP conference event!4tinyurl.com/amchp13app
2013 AMCHP Annual ConferenceTuesday, Feb. 12 9:10 a.m.–11:30 a.m. Regency BallroomGeneral Session: 50 th Anniversary Celebration of NewbornScreening Programs and the March of Dimes Mini-March for BabiesHappy 50 th Anniversary to our Nation’s Newborn Screening Programs!AMCHP is pleased to recognize and celebrate the work of state newborn screeningprogram. Newborn screening saves and improves the lives of more than 12,000 babiesin the United States each year. Yet the public – and even many health care providers –are unfamiliar with this critical health service and its benefits to children and families.As a partner in the 50th Anniversary of Newborn Screening Campaign, AMCHP urges itsmembers to leverage the anniversary of the first newborn screening test in the UnitedStates to inform and engage parents, health care providers, policymakers and othersaround newborn screening. The goal is nothing less than protecting babies from disabilityand death. At this recognition and celebration, we will share information you can use inyour state and take the anniversary party home with you after the conference!Ignite! General Session:That was Then, This is Now… What’s Next in MCH?So much has been accomplished to improve maternal and child health outcomes! Comecelebrate some of our milestone accomplishments while we think about what is next forMCH. The Ignite! format is comprised of short, to the point, action-packed presentationsthat highlight a theme, topic, or concept that is meant to ignite and excite your thinkingon the topic. Rather than hearing from a single presenter or a panel, our Ignite! sessionwill feature brief presentations from MCH leaders of all ages. Topics to be discussedinclude how to move forward and advance MCH innovations in your own agency in theareas of child and adolescent health, youth involvement, women’s health, and maternaland infant health. Be part of the fun – this is a session not to be missed!Mini-March for Babies 10:45 a.m.–11:30 a.m.Kick-off in the Regency Ballroom immediatelyfollowing the general sessionJoin your colleagues and the March of Dimes National Ambassador Family in a short walkto raise awareness of and support for prematurity prevention. Be part of the AMCHPSteps for Babies Team and support the Maryland-National Capital Area Chapter of theMarch of Dimes. Bring your walking shoes to the general session – the walk will beoutside – rain or shine!Tuesday, Feb. 121:15 p.m.–3:00 p.m. Regency BallroomLuncheon General SessionAdvancing the Maternal and ChildHealth Vision: What is the Future ofTitle V in the Era of Health Reform?The Title V MCH Services Block Granthas had a rich and robust legacy sinceits establishment in 1935. But what isthe future of Title V especially in an eraof health reform and expanding healthinsurance coverage? What is the coremission and focus for Title V of thefuture? State MCH programs andpartners face a variety of challengesand opportunities as we look towardadvancing the MCH vision, includingrecommendations on the futurerole of public health by the Instituteof Medicine and the continuedimplementation of the AffordableCare Act. What do these and otherchanges mean for our future work inthe states? What do they mean fornational, regional and local partners?How is public health changing, andwhat is our vision for MCH in thefuture? Join a panel of experts as wethink though what MCH programsmight look like in the future. Takehome insights and ideas to share asyou think about advancing your ownwork in the states!Tuesday, Feb. 12 3:30 p.m.–5:15 p.m. Executive RoomSpecial Town Hall MeetingAdvancing the MCH Vision: What are the Roles of MCH Programs in Preventing Violence?As we close the 2013 Conference and look to the future, join your colleagues and national partners for aspecial town hall meeting focused on discussing the MCH role in addressing issues of violence, including gunviolence, in our states and communities. Hear from experts and peers who are interested in this current topicand connect with partners working on violence prevention from a number of different perspectives. Helpguide AMCHP’s thinking on this important issues and inform the work of partner groups who share our goalof promoting and improving the health of our nation’s children, families, and communities.Tuesday, Feb. 12 5:30 p.m.–7:00 p.m. Palladian RoomAll Attendee Networking ReceptionHosted by AMCHP & Futures Without Violence with support from the Blue Shield of California FoundationPlease note: This event replaces the previously scheduled AMCHP Capitol Hill Reception and its open to allAMCHP and Pew Summit attendees.Join us and meet peers and colleagues attending both AMCHP 2013 and the upcoming Pew Home VisitationSummit. Whether you are coming to the Home Visiting Summit or leaving from AMCHP 2013 we welcomeyou to this fun, informal, social event open to all Conference and Summit participants.5
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