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Health Care for the Homeless Co-Applicant Governing Board W ELCOME W ED N ES D AY, J U LY 15 , 2 0 2 0 11:0 0 -12 :3 0 P M B OAR D M E M B E R & P U B LI C ATTE N D E E I N TR OD U CTI ON S Health Care for the Homeless Co-Applicant


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W ELCOME

W ED N ES D AY, J U LY 15 , 2 0 2 0 11:0 0 -12 :3 0 P M

B OAR D M E M B E R & P U B LI C ATTE N D E E I N TR OD U CTI ON S

Health Care for the Homeless Co-Applicant Governing Board

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Health Care for the Homeless Co-Applicant Governing Board

ACTION ITEM :

R EQU ES T F OR AP P R OVAL J U N E M EETIN G M IN U TES

W E N D E L B R U N N E R , H C H B O A R D C H A I R A T T A C H M E N T S : M A Y M E E T I N G M I N U T E S

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Health Care for the Homeless Co-Applicant Governing Board

S TAN D IN G ITEM :

QU ALITY IMP ROVEMEN T/ AS S U RAN CE & P ROGRAM P ERFORMAN CE REP ORTS

A L I S O N S T R I B L I N G , P H C S Q I / Q A T E A M

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H OM ELES S M OR TALITY R EP OR T

A L I S O N S T R I B L I N G , H C H Q I

Health Care for the Homeless Co-Applicant Governing Board

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Homeless Mortality Report

 Methods

 Patient Population  HCH Activity  HMIS Activity  System Indicators (e.g. homeless diagnosis, screening response

indicating homelessness)

 Sample Period: 2012 – 2018  Data Source: CDPH Vital Records Business Intelligence

System (VRBIS)

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Homeless Mortality Report Report Review

 Limitations

 VRBIS Dataset  Insufficient data on leading causes of death in Contra Costa

during sample period

 Small sample size did not allow for calculations of age adjusted

rates, 762 observed deaths during sample period

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LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH AMONG THE HOMELESS POPULATION BETWEEN 2012-2018

Causes of Death Deaths Percent

  • 1. Unintentional injury

154 20 .2%

Accidental overdose by alcohol or other drugs 98 63.6% Traffic related fatality 34 22.1% Other Causes (falls, burns, exposure) 22 14.2

  • 2. Cancer

151 19.8 %

Lung 37 24.5% Liver 20 13.3% Other cancers (colon, pancreatic, prostate) 94 62.2%

  • 3. Heart disease

120 15.8 % 4 . Chronic liver disease/ cirrhosis 47 6.2%

  • 5. Hom icide

35 4.6%

  • 6. Essential hypertension/ hypertensive renal disease

32 4.2%

  • 7. Stroke

26 3.4 % 8 . Suicide 23 3.0 % 9 . Chronic lower respiratory disease 21 2.8 % 10 . Diabetes 21 2.8 % All Causes 762 100%

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LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH IN CALIFORNIA BETWEEN 2012-2018

Causes of Death CA Crude Rate/ 10 0 0 Hom eless Crude Rate/ 10 0 0 Hom eless Cause of Death Rank

  • 1. Heart disease

7.63 5.48 3

  • 2. Cancer

7.45 6.89 2

  • 3. Stroke

1.82 1.19 7

  • 4. Chronic lower respiratory disease

1.70 0.96 9

  • 5. Alzheimer’s Disease

1.55 .41 16

  • 6. Unintentional injury

1.53 7.03 1

  • 7. Diabetes

1.07 0.96 10

  • 8. Influenza/ pneumonia

0.90 .91 11

  • 9. Chronic liver disease/ cirrhosis

0.64 2.15 4

  • 10. Essential hypertension/ hypertensive

renal disease 0.61 1.46 6 All Causes 32.04 34.79

  • *Homicide (#5) and suicide (#6) are the only leading causes of death among the homeless not
  • bserved among the wider state population
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H OM ELES S D AS H B OAR D

A L I S O N S T R I B L I N G , H C H Q I

Health Care for the Homeless Co-Applicant Governing Board

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H CH S ER VICES U P D ATE

J O E M E G A , H CH M E D I CA L D I R E CTO R & M I K E M YE TTE , M H S U P E R V I S O R

Health Care for the Homeless Co-Applicant Governing Board

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P R OJ ECT D IR ECTOR U P D ATE

ACTI ON I TE M :

R E Q U E S T F O R A P P R O V A L CO R O N A V I R U S H R S A F U N D I N G R A CH A E L B I R CH , P D

Health Care for the Homeless Co-Applicant Governing Board

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Grant Funding Funding Am ount Funding Output Health Center Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) $936, 110.00 4.0 FTE to support the planning, coordination, and service delivery for homeless patients Expanded Capacity for Coronavirus Testing (ECT) $411, 499.00 3.0 FTE to support laboratory and testing expansion Coronavirus Supplemental Funding $69, 035 .5 FTE to support telehealth visit infrastructure

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HCH Program & Community Updates

 COVID-19 and Shelter-in-place Update

 Most current up-to-date health orders are listed here:

https:/ / www.coronavirus.cchealth.org/ health-orders

 Project RoomKey  Trauma informed training continued?  Community & program updates

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Future Items to Discuss

1.

Trauma Informed Care Training Continued

2.

Tour of new Medical Outreach Bus (Delayed)

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HCH Co-Applicant Governing Board

Next Meeting

Wednesday, August 19, 2020 11:00 – 12:30pm

Zoom Conference Call