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| | 1 | | Roll Call
Minutes note: Board Members: Ericka Sinclair, Marylyn Ranta, LaNelle Ramey, Ruthie Burich-Weatherly, Wujie Zhang, Caroline Gomez-Tom, , Ald. Chantia Lewis , Bria Grant, Julia Means
Other: Claire Evers, Lilliann Paine, Griselle Torres, Greg Kruse, Mark Yatchak, Marlaina Jackson, Rocio Serna, Sanjib Bhattacharyya, Marlaina Jackson, Aaron Szopinski | | | |
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| | 2 | | Approval of minutes – 3/10/20, 4/14/20
Minutes note: March and April minutes were approved | | | |
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| | 3 | | Communication from Deputy Commissioners regarding
Minutes note: a.Departmental updates and introductions
• Recent hires Rocio Serna and Shawn Benjamin joined the Board Meeting
b.COVID 19 pandemic response
• MHD presented and discussed slides that were also provided at Public Health and Safety Committee Meeting on 05/14/2020 link to presentation: https://milwaukee.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=4452238&GUID=B1183A8B-3678-454F-A6BD-CCCEBBAE2D05&Options=&Search=
i. Lab testing
MHDL continues to do COVID 19 testing but is not conducting antibody testing yet.
ii. Community testing strategy
• Assist MHD to develop mitigation strategies in the context of community outreach and engagement for specific/minority groups
• Develop culturally appropriate community mitigation strategies for plant employees and their families
• Identify actions regional meat packing plants can take to mitigate COVID-19 (safely operate and reopen), including providing evidence-based guidance on ongoing testing strategy/timing and protocols for employees
• Provision of support for MHD leaders with regard to communication of key messages with government officials/politicians
iii. Contact tracing and follow up
• Deputy Paradis shared current daily testing goal of 2,000 for WI; 1,000 for Milwaukee. Milwaukee based National Guard testing sites recent daily testing volumes : Midtown (933); Umos (1,085)
• Deputy Paradis confirmed that MHD is able to initiate contact tracing attempts within 24-48 hours of notification of a positive test result in most cases. There continue to be challenges in reaching and follow-up with some individuals. She also shared that 150-200 tracer will be required to adequately meet ongoing surge capacity; mitigation includes utilization of MHD staff/furloughed Milwaukee Public School Nurses/ Medical Residents; furloughed Milwaukee Public Library staff; cohort of nursing students
iv. Other
• Latino Outreach - MHD collaborating with 16th Street Health Center; CDC Field Team is assisted with refining health risk messaging for Southside
• Board Members raised the following questions: –
What should messaging/marketing look like for 14-23 year old Milwaukee residents?
What should messaging/marketing look like for LGTBQ+ demographic
• Once developed, the board will be asked to help disseminate the messaging and communication tools produced from the Advancing Healthier Wisconsin grant. | | | |
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| | 4 | | Update on Health in All Policies (HiAP) Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Grant and lead safe
advisory committee formation
Minutes note: I. Grant is on pause
II. Formation of the Lead Safe Advisory Committee is on pause
III. MHD is working on getting extension for grant due to COVID-19 outbreak | | | |
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| | 5 | | Summer meeting schedule | | | |
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| | 6 | | Adjournment | | | |
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