have diabetes (2016 BRFSS) and one in three (34.1%) adults have high blood pressure (2015 BRFSS). Managing these diseases well can reduce the burdens they cause. Priority: Chronic Diseases Note: During 2017-2018 the Maine CDC will be responding to new guidance from the US CDC to address chronic disease based on the latest evidence-base practices. The State Health Improvement Plan will be updated to reflect changes to US CDC funding requirements. Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 1. Increase 1.1. Increase the number of people with 1.1.A. Provide training to health care worker Maine CDC Chronic Disease management of asthma and/or their caregivers who are (Community Health Workers, Community Prevention and Control asthma. provided with evidence-based asthma Paramedics, Head Start staff, others as Program, United Ambulance self-management education that is identified) to enable them to provide patient funded by Maine CDC* to 650 by 2020. self-management education to patients with (Data source: Maine CDC Chronic Disease poorly controlled asthma. Prevention and Control Program, baseline 1.1.B. Provide asthma specific training to Maine CDC Chronic Disease (2016) 50) community partners to enable service Prevention and Control *no data source exists for all people who have providers to provide evidence-based Program, Community Health had asthma self-management education, education. Workers, Community therefore, this objective is focused on only Paramedics, Head Start that Maine CDC funds. 2. Increase 2.1. Increase the number 2.1.A. of people Develop with and implement policies/ Maine CDC Chronic Disease of pre-diabetes who have completed protocols the that facilitate referral and navigation Prevention and Control pre-diabetes National Diabetes Prevention to U.S. Program CDC-recognized National DPP provider US CDC recognized Program, and diabetes. (NDPP) to 3,000 by 2020. sites. (Data (see source: DPRP\NDPP sites U.S. CDC DPRP State level See data also: report, baseline: 1,500 (August 2017)) )
have diabetes (2016 BRFSS) and one in three (34.1%) adults have high blood pressure (2015 BRFSS). Managing these diseases well can reduce the burdens they cause. Priority: Chronic Diseases Note: During 2017-2018 the Maine CDC will be responding to new guidance from the US CDC to address chronic disease based on the latest evidence-base practices. The State Health Improvement Plan will be updated to reflect changes to US CDC funding requirements. Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 1. Increase of asthma. 1.1. Increase the number of people with asthma and/or their caregivers who are provided with evidence-based asthma self-management education that is funded by Maine CDC* to 650 by 2020. (Data source: Maine CDC Chronic Disease Prevention and Control Program, baseline (2016) 50) *no data source exists for all people who have had asthma self-management education, therefore, this objective is focused on only that Maine CDC funds. 1.1.A. Provide training to health care worker (Community Health Workers, Community Paramedics, Head Start staff, others as identified) to enable them to provide patient self-management education to patients with poorly controlled asthma. Maine CDC Chronic Disease Prevention and Control Program, United Ambulance 1.1.B. Provide asthma specific training to community partners to enable service providers to provide evidence-based education. Maine CDC Chronic Disease Prevention and Control Program, Community Health Workers, Community Paramedics, Head Start 2. Increase of pre-diabetes and diabetes. 2.1. Increase the number of people with pre-diabetes who have completed the National Diabetes Prevention Program (NDPP) to 3,000 by 2020. (Data source: U.S. CDC DPRP State level data report, baseline: 1,500 (August 2017)) 2.1.A. Develop and implement policies/ protocols that facilitate referral and navigation to U.S. CDC-recognized National DPP provider sites. (see See also: ) Maine CDC Chronic Disease Prevention and Control Program, US CDC recognized DPRP\NDPP sites management
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