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Health ServicesDanny Bender,Director. OralHealthDr.Nicholas Mosca. Child andAdolescentHealthGeneva Cannon. Women,Infants, andChildrenKathy Burk. Women'sHealthLouisa Denson. PreventiveHealthVictor Sutton. . . . . . Office of Women, Infants and Children Kathy Burk, Director. Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and ChildrenFarmer's Market Nutrition ProgramThe Commodity Supplemental Food ProgramBreastfeeding Program.
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1. Mississippi Department of Health Office of Preventive HealthVictor Sutton, Director Making it possible for all Mississippians
to achieve their health potential!
3. Office of Women, Infants and ChildrenKathy Burk, Director Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children
Farmer's Market Nutrition Program
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program
Breastfeeding Program
4. Office of Child and Adolescent HealthGeneva Cannon, Director First Steps – Early Intervention Program
MS Childhood Lead Poisoning Program
Children’s Medical Program
Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) Prenatal High-Risk Management
Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
5. Office of Child and Adolescent HealthContinued…
Vaccines for Children
Genetics Program
Child Abuse Hotline
Infant Mortality Task Force
The Early Intervention Library
Medicaid For Children
6. Office of Women’s HealthLouisa Denson, Director Perinatal High-Risk Management Infant Service System (PHRM)
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring Survey (PRAMS) Breast and Cervical Cancer Program
Family Planning
Domestic Violence Program
Osteoporosis Screening
7. Office of Oral HealthDr. Nicolas G. Mosca, Director Public Water Fluoridation Program
Preventive Dental Sealant Program
School Fluoride Mouth Rinse Program
Dental Corrections Program
8. Office of Preventive HealthVictor D. Sutton, Director Cardiovascular Health
Community Health
Diabetes Prevention and Control
Comprehensive Cancer Control
Child Occupant Protection
Fire Prevention
Tobacco Use Prevention and Control
School Health Nurses for a Tobacco-Free Mississippi
9. Office of Preventive Health
10. Cardiovascular Health ProgramTennille Howard, Director Develop and Coordinate Partnerships
Develop Scientific Capacity to Define the CVD Burden
Develop an Inventory of Policy and Environmental Strategies
Develop a State Plan
Provide Training and Technical Assistance
Develop Population Based Strategies
Develop Culturally-Competent Strategies for Priority Populations
11. CVH Priority Areas Control High Blood Pressure
Control High Cholesterol
Know Signs and Symptoms; Call 911
Improve Emergency Response
Improve Quality of Life
Eliminate Disparities
12. CVH Current Activities 1. Health Promotion/ Education
Coordinated School Health Mini-Grants
Stroke and Heart Attack Signs/Symptoms Public Awareness Campaigns
2. Professional Education
Annual CVH Seminars
Advanced Stroke Life Support
3. Health Disparities
Federally Qualified Community Health Center Mini-Grants
13. CVH Current Activities, Continued… 4. Quality Improvement
Get With The Guidelines
Primary Stroke Center Certification
Chronic Disease Management
5. CVD Surveillance
Community assessments
Burden Documents
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey
14. CVH Program Partners Information and Quality Healthcare
MS Primary Health Care Association
Delta States Stroke Consortium
MS Department of Education
MS Hospital Association
Methodist Rehab
15. Diabetes Prevention and Control ProgramCassandra Dove, Director Increase Required Clinical Testing
Foot Examinations
Eye Examinations
Flu/Pneumococcal Vaccinations
HgA1c Testing
Reduce Health Disparities
Establish Success Wellness Programs
Establish Measurement Procedures to Track Progress
16. DPCP Current Program/Activities PAAC – Partnership with African American Churches
LEAP – Lower Extremity Amputation Prevention
Community Health Center Support (Diabetes Collaborative
Community Based Initiatives
Statewide Diabetes Public Health Performance Assessment
Diabetes State Plan
Continuing Education
IQH Symposium
DFM Symposium
17. Tobacco Control ProgramTanya Funchess, Director Reduce Tobacco Related Morbidity/Mortality
Tobacco Use Prevention
Youth Cessation Programs
Reducing Environmental Tobacco Smoke Exposure
Identifying/Reducing Tobacco Use Disparities
18. Tobacco Control Activities Reducing Health Disparities
Increasing Public Awareness of
Dangers of Second Hand Smoke
Advantages of Smoke-Free Worksites/Homes
Health Disparity Data Collection
Tobacco Control Strategic Plan
Tobacco Nurse Program
Youth Tobacco Survey
Cessation Grant (IQH)
19. Tobacco Control Partners Partnership for a Healthy Mississippi
American Heart Association
Information and Quality Health Care
Mississippi Alliance for School Health
American Cancer Society American Lung Association
Local Health Departments
Tobacco Nurses
Community Youth Programs
ACT Center
Mississippi State Social Science Research Center
20. School Health Nurses for a Tobacco-Free Mississippi 51 School Districts Across the State Have a Nurse
Utilize Tobacco Prevention Curriculum
Implement Tobacco Awareness Activities
Red Ribbon Week
Great American Smoke-Out Week
21. Comprehensive Cancer Control Mina Li, Director State Plan for Cancer Prevention and Control
Annual Cancer Professional Education Seminar
Survivor/Caregiver Conference
Mississippi Partnership for Comprehensive Cancer Control (MP3C)
22. Injury/Violence Prevention BranchRoderick Richardson, Coordinator Child Occupant Protection Program
Car Seat Distribution Program
Child Passenger Safety Guidelines
Fire Prevention Program
Smoke Alarm Installation Program
Remembering When Fire/Fall Prevention Program
Fire Academy For Kids
Fire Prevention Awareness
23. Community Health BranchJohn Hester, Director Advocates Community Awareness
Policy Development
Public Health Education
Focus on Environmental Factors
Coordinated School Health Education
24. Community Health Strategies Preventive Screenings
Community Engagement
Schools, Worksites, Civic Organizations, Healthcare Providers
Seminars
Continuing Education
Healthy Choices
Nutrition
Physical Fitness
Safety -Avoidance of Risky Behaviors
25. “The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease.” Thomas Edison
26. Contact Info:Victor D. SuttonOffice of Preventive Heath(Ofc 601-576-7781)(Fax 601- 576-7444)Vsutton@msdh.state.ms.uswww.HealthyMS.com