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Campaign for Action Summit 2015 OrientationNovember 17, 2015
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Susan B. Hassmiller, PhD, RN, FAAN Senior Adviser for Nursing, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Director, Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action
Welcome
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Susan Reinhard, PhD, RN, FAAN Senior Vice President and Director, AARP Public Policy Institute
Chief Strategist, Center to Champion Nursing in America
Welcome
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Mary BoyleCommunications Director,Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action and the Center to Champion Nursing in America
Summit Overview
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• Will evaluate the impact of the 2010 Future of Nursing report.
• Is being put together by a committee chaired by Brandeis University’s Stuart Altman, PhD.
• Will be released by the National Academy of Medicine (formerly the Institute of Medicine) just before the Summit.
• Will include emphasis on future steps and areas of focus.
Future of Nursing Report Impact Study
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Victor J. Dzau, MDPresident, National Academy of Medicine
Summit Highlights
George E. Thibault, MDPresident, Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation
Member, National Academy of Medicine Committee for Assessing Progress on Implementing the IOM Recommendations
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Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, MD, MBAPresident and CEO,
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Summit Highlights
Linda Burnes Bolton, DrPH, RN, FAANVice President for Nursing, Chief Nursing Officer, and Director of Nursing Research,
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Culture of Health: Breakthrough Leaders in Nursing Applicant Web Conference | July 17, 2015
Summit Highlights
Meet this year’s Culture of Health: Breakthrough Leaders in Nursing awardees!
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Culture of Health: Breakthrough Leaders in Nursing Applicant Web Conference | July 17, 2015
Summit Highlights
• Reception to honor U.S. Represetative, Lois Capps, a nurse leader and nursing champion.
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Please direct all hotel and travel-related questions to:
Elizabeth Heaps
202-434-6498
Logistics
Marriott Marquis901 Massachusetts Avenue, NWWashington, DC
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Per the AARP travel policy, the Campaign for Action will cover the cost of your lodging and round-trip travel to the Summit hotel in Washington, DC. This includes airfare, train, and bus costs, as well as mileage if you drive.
The Campaign will not reimburse for: • parking at the Summit hotel during your stay;• transportation from your home or office to airports or other public
transportation hub;• parking at an airport or other public transportation garage; • ground transportation from Washington, DC area hotels; • taxis in and about Washington, DC; • Extra baggage costs; • Tips;• Incidentals; • Meals outside of what is provided at the Summit.
Reimbursement Policy
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Summit Website
https://aarp.cvent.com/CampaignforAction
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RWJF Vision
We, as a nation, will strive together to build a Culture of Health, enabling all in our diverse society to lead healthy lives, now and for generations to come.
Florence Nightingale and a Culture of Health
“Money would be better spent in maintaining health in infancy and childhood than in building hospitals to alleviate disease. It is much cheaper to promote health than to maintain people in sickness”
--Florence Nightingale, 1894
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Nurses make up the largest segment of the health and health care workforce and spend most time with people. They:
• Promote prevention and wellness.• Ensure clean water and environmental
safety.• Provide population-focused services to
entire communities.
Nurses Crucial to Building a Culture of Health
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ACTION AREA
3CREATING HEALTHIER,
MORE EQUITABLE COMMUNITIES
ACTION AREA
2FOSTERING CROSS-SECTOR
COLLABORATION TOIMPROVE WELL-BEING
ACTION AREA
4STRENGTHENING INTEGRATION OF
HEALTH SERVICESAND SYSTEMS
ACTION AREA
1MAKING
HEALTH ASHARED VALUE
OUTCOME
IMPROVED POPULATION HEALTH,
WELL-BEING,AND EQUITY
EQUITYEQUITY
Culture of Health Action Framework
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Connect at the Summit with those from your state:
• Action Coalitions
• Breakthrough Leaders in Nursing
• Public Health Nurse Leaders
Making Connections
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Homework
Before the Summit, please read: • In it Together—Building a
Culture of Health: RWJF’s 2015 President’s Message
• From Vision to Action (pg. 1-9)
Documents can be found at:
www.campaignforaction.org/news/summit-2015-reading.
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Homework
Before the Summit, please read: • Charting Nursing’s Future: April 2015
The Value of Nursing in Building a Culture of Health (Part 1)
• Charting Nursing’s Future: September 2015The Value of Nursing in Building a Culture of Health (Part 2)
Documents can be found at:
www.campaignforaction.org/news/summit-2015-reading.
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Kristen M. GurdinCounsel,Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Lobbying Rules
TO UNDERSTAND THE RULES FOR INTERACTIONS WITH POLICYMAKERS AND THEIR STAFF DURING YOUR ENTIRE SUMMIT TRIP.
GOAL FOR TODAY
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WHY DO WE NEED TO DO THIS?
I know the rules!No lobbying!!!
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A COMMUNICATION WITH A LEGISLATOR OR STAFFER THAT:
• REFERS TO SPECIFIC PENDING OR PROPOSED LEGISLATION AND
• REFLECTS A VIEW
THE DEFINITION OF DIRECT LOBBYING
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DIRECT LOBBYING BREAKDOWN
Direct Lobbying Formula Breakdown (4 Elements)
1. LEGISLATOR = ELECTED MEMBER OF GENERAL PURPOSE LEGISLATIVE BODY OR STAFFER, OR EXECUTIVE OFFICIAL IF PURPOSE OF CONTACT IS TO INFLUENCE LEGISLATION
2. LEGISLATION= ACTION ON WHICH THE LEGISLATIVE BODY VOTES: BILL, APPROPRIATIONS, RESOLUTIONS, PROPOSED POLICY, BUT NOT REGULATIONS
3. VIEW= EXPRESS SUPPORT OR OPPOSITION OR RECOMMEND CONTENT
4. COMMUNICATION= EMAIL, LETTER, PHONE CALL, VISIT
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EXCEPTION:NONPARTISAN RESEARCH & ANALYSIS
1. PRESENTS RESEARCH & DISCUSSION THAT ALLOWS READERS TO FORM AN INDEPENDENT OPINION.
2. IS BROADLY DISTRIBUTED.
3. HAS NO DIRECT CALLS TO ACTION.
4. HAS A SUBSTANTIAL NON-LOBBYING PURPOSE.
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YES, YOU CAN!
•Talk about broad concerns•Share facts and good stories•Invite them to see successful models•Offer to share nonpartisan research & analysis
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Questions
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Press *1 on your telephone key pad to ask a question OR
Use the chat feature being sure to send your question to everyone.
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Campaign Resources
Visit us on the web at www.campaignforaction.org
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