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Swan Hill District Hospital. Services a catchment area of approximately 30 000 peopleApproximately 350 staff are employedComprises of 59 acute beds and 82 aged residential care beds.. . SWAN HILL DISTRICT HOSPITAL ORGANISATION CHART. Health Promotion Department. Staff
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1. Gayle Taylor – Head of Dietetics and Health Promotion Departments
Tania O’Loughlan – Health Promotion Officer
2. Swan Hill District Hospital Services a catchment area of approximately 30 000 people
Approximately 350 staff are employed
Comprises of 59 acute beds and 82 aged residential care beds.
Services a catchment area of approximately 30 000 people
Includes inpatients, outpatients and community services
Approximately 350 people are employed at Swan Hill and Nyah over a significant range of professional and general disciplines.
Comprises of 59 acute beds (including dialysis, day procedure and midwifery) and 82 aged residential care beds.
Services are provided to outreach locations including Sea Lake, Manangatang, Balranald, Kerang, Cohuna & Tooleybuc (all within 100-130km radius of Swan Hill). Support has also been provided to Sea Lake and District Health Service & Manangatang Hospital.
Services a catchment area of approximately 30 000 people
Includes inpatients, outpatients and community services
Approximately 350 people are employed at Swan Hill and Nyah over a significant range of professional and general disciplines.
Comprises of 59 acute beds (including dialysis, day procedure and midwifery) and 82 aged residential care beds.
Services are provided to outreach locations including Sea Lake, Manangatang, Balranald, Kerang, Cohuna & Tooleybuc (all within 100-130km radius of Swan Hill). Support has also been provided to Sea Lake and District Health Service & Manangatang Hospital.
3. The organisational chart depicts the 3 separate divisions of Corporate, Clinical and Primary Care services. These divisions are overseen by our CEO and Board of Directors. The Primary Care Division is located over 4 sites, allied health: CRC: Dental Clinic, and 13 Pritchard St.
The organisational chart depicts the 3 separate divisions of Corporate, Clinical and Primary Care services. These divisions are overseen by our CEO and Board of Directors. The Primary Care Division is located over 4 sites, allied health: CRC: Dental Clinic, and 13 Pritchard St.
4. Health Promotion Department Staff – 2 EFT Health Promotion Officers
- 1 EFT Community Health Nurse
- 0.7 EFT Head of Department
GOAL
The Health Promotion Department will provide a co-ordinated approach to the provision and delivery of a range of services and programs that addresses the health needs of the Swan Hill community. The programs and services will reflect National and State initiatives and address local priorities. In August 1990 the Swan Hill and District Community Health Service was formed, consisting of Alcohol & other Drug Service and a community health service. This was disbanded in July 1996 and both services became part of the Primary Care Division of the Swan Hill District Hospital. The Community Health services was renamed the Health Promotion Department soon after the amalgamation.
Today the HP department provides a diverse range of programs and services including
-health education to schools(pre to secondary)
-community health education & promotion
-screening & education services/clinics such as well women, diabetes, heart health
-information & resource provision
Coordination and support for self-help groups
-promotion of health & hospital services
(including ‘My Hospital’)
-Collaboration and partnership on community health issues (PCP, grants, etc)
-Workplace health promotion.
Staffing has grown from the original part-time CHN and CDW to 2 EFT HPOs, 2 CHN sharing 1EFT overseen by myself (approximately.7EFT) also managing Dietetics and other projects.
Primarily funded under DHS CH funding
In August 1990 the Swan Hill and District Community Health Service was formed, consisting of Alcohol & other Drug Service and a community health service. This was disbanded in July 1996 and both services became part of the Primary Care Division of the Swan Hill District Hospital. The Community Health services was renamed the Health Promotion Department soon after the amalgamation.
Today the HP department provides a diverse range of programs and services including
-health education to schools(pre to secondary)
-community health education & promotion
-screening & education services/clinics such as well women, diabetes, heart health
-information & resource provision
Coordination and support for self-help groups
-promotion of health & hospital services
(including ‘My Hospital’)
-Collaboration and partnership on community health issues (PCP, grants, etc)
-Workplace health promotion.
Staffing has grown from the original part-time CHN and CDW to 2 EFT HPOs, 2 CHN sharing 1EFT overseen by myself (approximately.7EFT) also managing Dietetics and other projects.
Primarily funded under DHS CH funding
5. Health Promotion Business Plan Originally developed to outline Health Promotion Department Activities/Services
Developed hospital wide Health Promotion Plan 2001 to include all activities of Primary Care Division
Expanded 2002 plan to include Health Promotion Activities provided by Clinical Departments
Used to formulate the DHS-Community Health requirement for Planned Health Promotion Activities
FUTURE- Integrated Health Promotion Activities to be part of Business & Service Plan of each Department
Based on 13 State Wide Health priority areas, and local services needs and gaps.
Future- Each department to be aware of monitoring gaps in service and plan for improvements.
Based on 13 State Wide Health priority areas, and local services needs and gaps.
Future- Each department to be aware of monitoring gaps in service and plan for improvements.
6. Swan Hill District Hospital A Health Promoting Hospital AIM
To incorporate health promotion concepts, standards and values into the organisational structure and culture of the Swan Hill District Hospital to improve the health and wellbeing of patients, staff and the broader community.
Operates under the Occupational Health & Safety Committee.
Three specific target groups – patients, staff and the community.
Primarily this year the focus has been on staff.
Aim incorporates parts of the WHO’s definition of HPH
The HPH project has been on the agenda over the past few years, but only recently have we given it more structure and direction.
Traditionally the OH&S committee, as I’m sure most committees operate, has had a definite safety focus – that’s where the big costs to an organisation are.
We have progressed though, to an inclusion of staff health into the OH&S agenda.
This has also been done in an attempt to include other areas of the hospital in health promotion.
When I mention the term patients, I’m doing so in a generic term. Throughout the hospital we also have what we term clients (for example at 13 Pritchard St and Allied Health), we have women in midwifery etc.
One difference is that generally when a HPH is discussed, it’s target groups are staff, patients, family and friends, so relates to the direct hospital community. Our project differs in that our target group includes staff, patients and the broader community, which can be done due to the structure of the organisation and that we have a specific Health Promotion Department that targets our whole community.
Aim incorporates parts of the WHO’s definition of HPH
The HPH project has been on the agenda over the past few years, but only recently have we given it more structure and direction.
Traditionally the OH&S committee, as I’m sure most committees operate, has had a definite safety focus – that’s where the big costs to an organisation are.
We have progressed though, to an inclusion of staff health into the OH&S agenda.
This has also been done in an attempt to include other areas of the hospital in health promotion.
When I mention the term patients, I’m doing so in a generic term. Throughout the hospital we also have what we term clients (for example at 13 Pritchard St and Allied Health), we have women in midwifery etc.
One difference is that generally when a HPH is discussed, it’s target groups are staff, patients, family and friends, so relates to the direct hospital community. Our project differs in that our target group includes staff, patients and the broader community, which can be done due to the structure of the organisation and that we have a specific Health Promotion Department that targets our whole community.
7. Staff Health Promotion Aim
To provide a range of holistic health services for staff at Swan Hill District Hospital to improve or maintain positive health and wellbeing.
Linked to Workplace Health Promotion
Holistic approach – acknowledge that there are a broad range of factors including social, economic, cultural, environmental and organisation factors which significantly affect an individuals health status.
Utilise the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion (1986) and its five key action areas – Formulating Healthy Public Policy
- Creating Supportive Environments
- Strengthen Community Action
- Develop Personal Skills
- Reorient Health Services
To provide some structure for our activities they have been grouped under the 5 key action areas of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion.
Why we decided to target staff with WPHP, what we do in our community role, we try to do in the hospital as well.
To provide some structure for our activities they have been grouped under the 5 key action areas of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion.
Why we decided to target staff with WPHP, what we do in our community role, we try to do in the hospital as well.
8. Staff health and wellbeing initiatives at SHDH Formulating Healthy Public Policy
SunSmart policy
Alcohol policy
Smoke Free policy
Occupational Health & Safety policy’s
Immunisation policy and register
Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative
Creating Supportive Environments
Nicotine patches for staff at cost price
Implementation of Occupational Health & Safety initiatives
Free Allied Health and Community Health services for staff
Free flu immunisations
Corporate memberships to Swan Hill Leisure Centre
Staff sporting teams
Staff social functions
Employee Assistance Program
Healthy staff cafeteria options
As I said earlier, because we are conducting many community based projects, we are working with a number of organsiations to assist them in becoming healthier eg. Sporting clubs, workplaces etc.
We believe it would seem a bit hypocritical if we were trying to get them to implement policy’s/programs, but we weren’t doing the same ourselves, so we have an informal policy that anything we do in the community that is also relevant to the Hospital, we will implement within our own organisation too.
Not prohibitionAs I said earlier, because we are conducting many community based projects, we are working with a number of organsiations to assist them in becoming healthier eg. Sporting clubs, workplaces etc.
We believe it would seem a bit hypocritical if we were trying to get them to implement policy’s/programs, but we weren’t doing the same ourselves, so we have an informal policy that anything we do in the community that is also relevant to the Hospital, we will implement within our own organisation too.
Not prohibition
9. Staff health and wellbeing initiatives at SHDH (cont.) Strengthen Community Action
Staff health and wellbeing survey
Occupational Health & Safety Committee
Staff employee perspective survey
Develop Personal Skills
Quit information sessions for staff
Backcare information sessions for staff
Health information in ‘Hosp Goss’ newsletter
Defensive driving courses
Reorient Health Services
Health Promoting Emergency Departments
Incorporating all Divisions of the hospital in Health Promotion Planning
My Hospital concept
Inclusion of Health Promotion concepts in hospital vision and mission statements So that’s an overview of staff programs we’ve implemented
From results of our survey we’ll hopefully be able to implement many more
It’s a start that we can expand onSo that’s an overview of staff programs we’ve implemented
From results of our survey we’ll hopefully be able to implement many more
It’s a start that we can expand on
10. Patient Health Promotion Health Promoting Emergency Department
Increased range of referral options
More risk screening
Increased services provided from Emergency Department
- Allied Health appointments
- Taxi card
- Disability stickers
Increased follow up with outpatients
Information packs for patients
There have been some initiatives across the divisions but it’s still an area of great potential for our hospital.
Proactive ED Charge Nurse
Gone from 3 to 30 referral list.
Barrier – shortage of nurses, therefore time to implement activities above and beyond their patient care duties.
Definitely a dept which has initiated their own HP role.There have been some initiatives across the divisions but it’s still an area of great potential for our hospital.
Proactive ED Charge Nurse
Gone from 3 to 30 referral list.
Barrier – shortage of nurses, therefore time to implement activities above and beyond their patient care duties.
Definitely a dept which has initiated their own HP role.
11. Patient Health Promotion (cont.) Acute and Midwifery Services
Child health record books
Patient immunisation
Referral and screening
- Dietetics
- Women’s health
- Weight control
- Asthma
- Pain management
Falls prevention
Counselling services (or referral to)
Accessing community services for inpatients
12. Community Health Promotion
This gives an overview of health promoting services that are provided by a variety of departments within the hospital.This gives an overview of health promoting services that are provided by a variety of departments within the hospital.
13. Barriers Misinterpretation of what Health Promotion and the Health Promotion Department are about.
Emphasis is often placed on the needs of Acute services.
Clinical Services being understaffed. We are still a hospital We are still a hospital
14. My Hospital campaign
15. Where to from here? Implement recommendations from Staff Health and Wellbeing Survey
Inclusion of Health Promotion plan in all Division’s Business Plans.
Increased collaboration with Clinical Services to implement more initiatives for patients, family and friends.
Reorient our health service and change the official name of the organisation.
Change the image of the Hospital from an organisation that is seen to only care for the sick, to one that utilises a preventative and health promoting approach.