In-Person
TUES, OCT 15 & WED, OCT 16
at the Monument Civic Center
Rapid City, SD
Hosted by: South Dakota Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
South Dakota Chronic Disease Partners Annual Meeting
TUESDAY, October 15, 1:00-5:00 PM MT
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Melissa Magstaadt, Secretary of the South Dakota Department of Health
Dr. Sandra Ogunremi, DHA
Melissa Magstaadt has been involved in South Dakota healthcare for over 30 years. She is an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse and co-owner of Quick Care SD. She served in the South Dakota House of Representatives from 2011 to 2014 and was a member of the House Committee on Health and Human Services. Her education includes a Master’s in Science from South Dakota State University with a focus as a family nurse practitioner. She also has a Master’s in Business Administration from Mount Marty University. She graduated from the Great Plains Public Health Leadership Institute at the University of Nebraska and recently completed her fellowship at the University of Arizona’s Center for Integrated Medicine. Magstadt is a born and raised South Dakotan residing in the northeast part of the state.
Dr. Sandra Ogunremi, DHA, is the Vice President of Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging at Monument Health, overseeing various initiatives and services since 2008. She spearheaded efforts that led to the Rapid City Hospital’s recognition with the 2023 Carolyn Boone Lewis Equity of Care Award. Dr. Ogunremi, a repeated honoree by Women we Admire as one of the Top 50 Women Leaders in Healthcare, is a respected speaker and authority in her field. She holds a Doctorate in Health Administration from Central Michigan University and is certified in diversity management. Also an ordained minister and author, Dr. Ogunremi has a global teaching presence and is committed to fostering inclusive organizational cultures. She has been married since 1993, and they have three adult children.
WEDNESDAY, October 16, 8:30 AM-4:00 PM MT
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Tracy Palecek, LPC – MH, QMHP
Tracy Palecek, LPC – MH, QMHP is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Human Services professional who has a passion for supporting and encouraging those brave souls in the helping professions. She understands that working with people means dealing with complex problems and complex emotions. Tracy has many years of experience working with trauma and is also an Adverse Childhood Experiences Master Trainer and Fellow. She is passionate about helping people overcome tough circumstances on their journey to healing. Tracy states, “I have been blessed to work in Human Services and Mental Health for over 20 years. I have a passion for helping people reach their goals and I have been lucky enough to do this as an advocate, program developer, disaster relief responder, community organizer, mental health therapist, and mentor. I love to work within systems to create change and help people get positive outcomes, both in their work and their lives.”
PLUS…AWARDS!
- Chronic Disease Partner of the Year
- Better Choices, Better Health SD Champion Awards
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2023 Presentations
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2022 Partners Meeting
October 4, 2022
2021 Partners Meeting
October 12, 2021
October 14, 2021
October 19, 2021
October 21, 2021
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2022 Presentations:
- Welcome: 2022 Chronic Disease Partners and Better Choices, Better Health® Meeting
- Community Engagement
- Communities that Care
- Live Well Sioux Falls
- Community Health Workers: Team Partners for Community Support
- Community Information Exchange: Social Health Care Coordination for Whole Person Care
- Engaging Disparate Populations
- Health Promotion Strategies
- Evaluation 101
- Engaging Disparate Populations with OneHeart
- Shaping Model Policy Implementation
- Good & Healthy: Martin, SD
- Quality Improvement: A Practical Guide
- Boys & Girls Club of the Sioux Empire Model Policy Implementation
- Mixed Methods Study to Understand PH Professionals’ Capacity to Improve Health Equity
- Cultural Consideration for BCBH-SD in SD Tribal Communities
- SDDOH Data Presentation
2021 Presentations:
- Brown County Communities that Care
- CHCBH Service Assessment Talking Points
- Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Communities That Care Coalition
- Community Health Center of the Black Hills Needs Assessment
- Community Health Worker Collaborative of South Dakota
- It Takes a Village Assessing & Responding to Social Determinants of Health in Primary Care
- PRAPARE Protocol for Responding to and Assessing Patient Assets, Risks, and Experiences
- What is Communities That Care?
- A Community-based approach to the integration of healthcare, fitness and wellness Cardio Index & NDPP
- Improving linkages to care in South Dakota EDs How we developed a provider toolkit that works smarter not harder
- Some things you can’t UNDO… Prediabetes you CAN
- Strategic Framework for Advancing Health Equity in Chronic Disease Management & Population Health
- Supporting the Patient through Change
- The Master Health Volunteer Program Advancing Evidence-Based Programs in Rural Communities
- BCBH Strategies on Reaching Diverse Populations
- Improving Knowledge & Awareness of Palliative Care through a Statewide Network
- The Intersection Between Falls and Chronic Disease
- Avel eCare COVID Crisis and Surge Planning—The New Modality
- Chronic Disease State Plan Updates 2020-2021
- Horizon Health Care Telehealth
- Monument Health Telehealth during a Pandemic
- OCDPHP Strategic Planning Updates and Next Steps
- Wellmark Virtual Care
- 2021 Sponsor and Resource Slides
2020 Presentations:
- Keynote Presentation: Healthy Hometown
- BCBH SD: When Given Lemons, Make Some Great Lemonade
- Better Together: Improving CDSM
- Community Health Worker Collaborative of South Dakota
- COVID, Connectivity and Community Challenges in Diabetes Prevention
- Developing a Fit Mindset – Sanford
- Impact of COVID-19 on Chronic Disease Programs
- Mind Mapping for Public Health Practice
- Oral Health and Chronic Disease
- The Impact of ACES Later in Life and The Healing Process
- Tobacco Use and Cessation Among Food Insecure Populations
- Tobacco Use and Food Insecurity (Infographic)
- Undo The Risk (DPP)
- Adverse Childhood Experiences
2019 Presentations:
Successes and Lessons from CDC’s 6|18 Initiative
- Successes and Lessons from CDC’s 6|18 Initiative
- 6|18 Keynote DOH
- 2019 State Plan Updates
- Chronic Disease Partners Talks
- Community Engagement in Chronic Disease Prevention
- Digging Deeper into Community Engagement in Chronic Disease Prevention
- Diabetes Education Models: Finding a Structure for You
- From Information to Implementation: You Have the Data…What’s Next?
- Make the Healthy Choice the Easy Choice
- Health Impact in 5 Years: Stories from Public Health Innovators
- Measuring and Mapping Social Vulnerability in South Dakota
- Moving Evidence into Action to Address Health Equity
- Opioid Plenary
- Developing and Implementing a Self-Measured Blood Pressure (SMBP) Monitoring Program
- Workshop Wizard: A Referral Management Solution
2018 Presentations:
- Utilizing SD Community Wellness Coalitions
- FLUFIT: A Strategy to Enhance your Employee Wellness Program
- Building Capacity for Healthcare Collaboration in Community
- South Dakota Farmers and Ranchers: Health and Wellness Preliminary Findings
- Physical Activity Energizer
- How Early Should Prevention of Chronic Diseases Start?
- Making the Connection: the Expanding Services of the SD QuitLine
- Health Equity! Better Together: Improving Health for All
- Building a Culture of Health in Your Community
- Enhancing Quality of Life for Cancer Survivors in South Dakota
- Community Health Workers: Building on Community Strengths to Address Chronic Disease
- The Harmonies of Community Health & Health Care
- Guiding At-Risk Patients: Navigating the Healthcare System, Community and Life
- Cultural Competency
2017 Presentations:
- Bridging Healthcare and Community
- Chronic Disease Data Update
- Implementing Traditional Native American Games to Increase Community Health
- Gardening for Health Across South Dakota
- Building Stronger Family Caregivers
- Strengthening School Environments to Increase Health
- A Team-Based Approach to Chronic Pain Management
- Diabetes Prevention: Connecting the Healthcare System and Community
- Better Choices, Better Health: Connecting Healthcare to Self-Management Programs
- Help Your Community Become a Healthy Hometown
- The Value of Community-Clinical Partnerships
- Provider Undercover: Living as a Chronic Disease Patient
2016 Presentations:
- South Dakota Care Coordination Quarterly Report – March 2016
- 2016 Chronic Disease Partners Meeting
- 2016 State Plan Updates
- Big Squeeze Presentation July 2016
- Getting your Community Coalition“Fired Up” for Change
- Timeline & Resource Guide For Tobacco Policy Change
- Developing Transformational Coalition Leaders
- Has your number been called? Utilizing data to build coalitions.
- Using Needs Assessment and Improvement Planning to Build Healthy Communities
- Reducing the Burden of Cancer in SD
- Keystone Walk Audit
- Utilizing Walk Audits: Burke
- Rapid City Community Walk Audit
- City Of Pierre, A Study on Walkability
- Building a Walkable Community: Sioux Falls
- Evidence-Based Chronic Disease Prevention in South Dakota
- Purposeful Conversations Notes
- Using Self-Management Skills to Improve Quality of Life
