Momentum Call. May 4, :00pm 4:00pm ET. Via webinar

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1 Momentum Call May 4, :00pm 4:00pm ET Via webinar

2 Using the chat box, we invite you to share your name and location. Welcome to our new members on the call!

3 To Join by Phone: To join by phone instead of computer: 1) Click the Audio button on the right hand side of the screen. 2) A pop-up box will appear with the option I will call in. Click that option. 3) Please dial the phone number, the event number and your attendee ID to connect correctly. Please mute your own line! 3

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5 If you wish to be unmuted. If you have a question during our Q&A sessions and wish to be unmuted, please raise your hand. 1) Click on the hand button in the lower left corner right above the chat. 2) We will let you know we will be unmuting you. Be sure to unmute your line if you have done so manually. 3) Once your question is done you can click on the hand again for it to go away. This is important because we will know when/if you have a new question.

6 Meet the Implementation Team 6 Soma Stout, PhD Executive Lead Marianne McPherson, PhD Director of Implementation KellyAnne Johnson Project Manager Katie McCormack Engagement Coordinator Laura Howell Project Coordinator Cristina Ransom Project Assistant

7 Meet the SCALE Implementation Team 7 Soma Stout, PhD Executive Lead Marie Schall Director Paul Howard Director of Community Initiatives Aleya Martin Senior Project Manager Elizabeth McDermott Project Coordinator Cristina Ransom Project Assistant

8 Momentum Call Objectives 8 1. To share and celebrate actions taken within the 100 Million Healthier Lives Community 2. To learn from one another s work 3. To build relationships across our community

9 Welcome this month s host 9 Teal VanLanen Community Activator, Algoma School District Live Algoma SCALE Leader

10 Guiding Questions for Reflection 10 We welcome you to chat into the chat box at any point in the call or to reflect on your own: What did you learn during the call that you could try in your life or work? What would you like to learn more about? With whom might you like to connect after the call? What are we learning that we can apply together in 100 Million Healthier Lives?

11 Agenda for Today s Call 1. Welcome and Reflection, Teal VanLanen 2. Bright Spot, Joey York & Olivia Miller 3. Skill Share, Breanne Lott and Fran Mullin 4. Program Update, Marianne McPherson 5. Closing and Reflection, Teal VanLanen

12 Reflection 12 Everybody can be great, because everybody can serve. You don t have to have a college degree to serve. You don t have to have to make your subject and your verb agree to serve. You don t have to know about Plato and Aristotle to serve. You don t have to know Einstein s Theory of Relativity to serve. You don t have to know the Second Theory of Thermal Dynamics in Physics to serve. You only need a heart full of grace, a soul generated by love. - Excerpted from The Drum Major Instinct, a sermon by Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., 1968.

13 Bright Spot: Algoma, Wisconsin 13

14 Bright Spot: Algoma, Wisconsin Youth Our Transformational Community Leaders 14

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35 Bright Spot: Algoma, Wisconsin Youth Our Transformational Community Leaders 35

36 Skill Share: Aim Setting 36 Katie McCormack Engagement Coordinator 100 Million Healthier

37 Skill Share: Aim Setting 37 What is an aim? Time bound and measureable IMPROVE: What? For whom? How much? By when?

38 Effective Aim Statements 38 Focus on the greater good E.g., improving the emotional wellbeing of a community Specify the gap to be closed Make sure you are not widening a disparity Define a population of focus Are clear about the timeline Motivate teams when reviewed frequently Are posted for everyone to see!

39 Skill Share: Aim Setting 39 Breanne Lott Shared Use Project Coordinator, Maricopa County Health Department

40 Maricopa Live Story 40 use-in-maricopa-count-v1/950c8a84-1e be64-9ab10f4e4dc3/

41 Skill Share: Aim Setting 41 Fran Mullin Director, Healthy Northern Kennebec Waterville, Maine SCALE Leader

42 Waterville Live Story 42

43 Program Update 43 Marianne McPherson Director of Implementation, 100 Million Healthier

44 The SCALE 1.0 Experience 44 We (Community Solutions, Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement, Communities Joined in Action & IHI) worked with 24 communities across the U.S. to explore new ways to accelerate transformative community change by: 1. Developing leadership capability to transform and improve within and across communities, 2. Creating vibrant relationships and functional networks between communities that accelerate trust, learning and achievement of a shared goal 3. Creating and improving an inter-community system to spread good and promising ideas. One SCALE 1.0 Community,

45 What s next: SCALE a. Regions of Solution SCALE SCALE Communities (200+) 2. SCALE Health & Care (500 HC orgs 1b. States of Solution 1c. Cmty Health Accelerator Initiative

46 SCALE Communities 46 SCALE Regions of Solutions - SCALE 1.0 communities each spreading the SCALE approach to 4-6 nearby communities SCALE States of Solutions (Pilot) - bringing a SCALE-like initiative statewide (states to be determined) Community Health Accelerators Initiative (CHAI) - an online training, coaching and support system that can teach the SCALE approach to any community, at any stage of readiness, anywhere.

47 Five Engagement Opportunities: What can you do by next Tuesday? Tell a friend, coworker, or community member about 100 Million Healthier Lives and encourage them to join. 2. Set an aim around creating healthier lives and fill out an action plan online (100mlives.org/join) 3. Sign up to join our monthly Momentum call, the first Thursday of every month from 3:00-4:00pm ET (sign up at 100mlives.org/momentum) 4. Share your story with us. Facebook: 100 Million Healthier Lives Group and 5. Put yourself on our Map of the Movement ( and reach out to members in your area.

48 Guiding Questions for Reflection 48 What did you learn during the call that you could try in your life or work? What would you like to learn more about? With whom might you like to connect after the call? What are we learning that we can apply together in 100 Million Healthier Lives?

49 Next Call 49 Thursday, June 1 st 3:00 4:00pm ET Come prepared to share your aim.