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Teresa Daub Office of Chief of Public Health Practice Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

National Public Health Performance Standards Program (NPHPSP) Connections with Environmental Health Performance Standards. Teresa Daub Office of Chief of Public Health Practice Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Three Assessment Instruments State public health system

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Teresa Daub Office of Chief of Public Health Practice Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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  1. National Public Health Performance Standards Program (NPHPSP) Connections with Environmental Health Performance Standards Teresa Daub Office of Chief of Public Health Practice Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

  2. Three Assessment Instruments State public health system Local public health system Local governance History Began in 1998 Instruments released in 2002 Instrument update 2005-07 NPHPSP

  3. NPHPSP A partnership effort to improve the quality of public health practice and performance of public health systems Partners • CDC, APHA, ASTHO, NACCHO, NALBOH, NNPHI, PHF

  4. Four Concepts Applied in NPHPSP • Based on the tenEssential Public Health Services • Focus on the overall public health system • Describe an optimal level of performance • Support a process of quality improvement

  5. NPHPSP Use in the Field • Coordinated statewide approach • Individual System / Board Use • Common Catalysts for Use • Interest in performance improvement • Bioterrorism planning • Use within the MAPP process • Interest in accountability

  6. NPHPSP Strategic Linkages • Policy support • Healthy People 2010 Objective 23-11 • Institute of Medicine reports • State legislation that provide for or mention use of NPHPSP

  7. NPHPSP Strategic Linkages • Related initiatives • Turning Point Performance Management Collaborative • Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships • Operational Definition of a Local Health Department • Accreditation

  8. NPHPSP Version 2 Instruments • Updates guided by peer-driven work groups and limited field test input • Anticipated national launch of updated instruments, Fall 2007 • Training Workshop - June 26-27, 2007 • Preview the instruments online at: www.cdc.gov/od/ocphp/nphpsp/

  9. NPHPSP Version 2 Instruments • Key changes: • Modernized and updated content • Streamlined and more user-friendly • Added “discussion toolbox” feature • Included optional priority and agency contribution questionnaires • Slightly revised the response options

  10. Conceptually Based on same four concepts Illustrate linkage between broad public health and specific areas Opportunities for an EH module to: Identify national consensus around the practices of EH Illustrate the linkage with overall public health performance through connection to the NPHPSP instruments “Modules” of the NPHPSP-How can it work?

  11. “Modules” of the NPHPSP-How can it work? Overall NPHPSP State and Local Instruments M O D U L E

  12. “Modules” of the NPHPSP-How can it work? • Operationally • Similar principles for development • Joint use, analysis, and improvement • Learn from each other • Mutual support

  13. For more information… • NPHPSP Website: www.cdc.gov/od/ocphp/nphpsp • Includes Version 1 and 2 instruments, User Guide, FAQs, sample reports, on-line toolkit, and much more. • NPHPSP contact information: • phpsp@cdc.gov or 1-800-747-7649 • Teresa Daub, tdaub@cdc.gov or 404-639-5067

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