WISDOM WARRIORS Empowering our Tribal community with opportunities to learn and experience healthy lifestyles.
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CTUIR Comprehensive Plan 2010 3. Aggressively promote chronic illness and diabetes prevention and early detection with focus on cardiac illness. 9. Promote the wellbeing of all Tribal members.
Strategic Goal ➢ Improve the confidence of community members living with chronic disease to self-manage chronic disease through health education, community outreach, and integration with primary care teams.
Priority 6 ➢ The health, safety and well-being of all Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation community members will be nurtured by enhancing opportunities for healthy living , health education , and health promotion guided by cultural values. Objective 3: Improve confidence in community members living with chronic disease to self-manage chronic disease through health education, community outreach, and integration with primary care teams.
HEALTH EDUCATION
Infrastructure Building • Sustainability Efforts: Hosted 2 Lay-Leader Trainings 6/4/2018 11
MASTER TRAINING FOR NORTHWEST TRIBES
Implementation Plan • First Workshop: Started with Champions in our community – 8 Wisdom Warriors • Hosted four additional workshops – 4/5 – 3/5 – 3/4 – 6/7 • 24 Wisdom Warriors in Nixyaawii Country 6/4/2018 13
Implementation Plan: Start with Champions in Community
COHORT #2 Theda Scott Roy Lentz Sherri Lentz Ms. Purple
COHORT #3 EDNA GOODMAN KATHLEEN PETERSON ROSETTA MINTHORN
COHORT COHOR T #4 #4 Roberta Wilson, Leo Stewart, Donna Henry
WISDOM WARRIORS Celebrating National Nutrition Month Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center strives to empower community members through experiences that provide an opportunity to learn and experience healthy lifestyles. Chronic Disease Self-Management Program graduates, also known as Wisdom Warriors gather monthly to support one another in managing their lives. Wisdom Warriors transplanted tomatoes and butter crunch lettuce at their monthly gathering. These plants were started by our Community Gardener and Nixyaawii students in the community greenhouse. We Are What We Eat We Become What We Think We Have The Ability To Create We Are Connected To The Source Of Love March 2017
WISDOM WARRIORS Understanding Labels & Rethinking the Way We Shop Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center strives to empower community members through experiences which provide an opportunity to learn and experience healthy lifestyles. Chronic Disease Self-Management Program graduates, also known as Wisdom Warriors gather monthly to support one another in managing their lives. Jennifer Peterson sharing information about sugar and salt. Ms. Purple receives a lavender rose from Wisdom Warriors learned about the ingredients on Lindsey Watchman as we explore the labels, what the numbers mean and what the hidden perimeter of the store first. words on labels are and were. They explored the grocery store, rethinking the way we shop with Jennifer Peterson, Yellowhawk Tribal Health Promotion Specialist. Interested in Wisdom Warriors contact: Dionne Bronson at 541-429-4922 dionnebronson@yellowhawk.org www.yellowhawk.org Wisdom Warriors read labels as we explore the perimeter of the store first. Kay Pace & Debra Shippentower with their $3 healthy snack purchase. April 2017
SUMMER TIME: SHARING OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Roy Lents receives his incentive beads from CHR, Dionne Bronson Community Guest, Art McConville shares his experience at Standing Rock. Garden Coordinator, Adrienne Berry shares the garden boxes that will be used to grow vegetables and herbs outside the Roberta Kipp shares her successful Senior Center. action plans earning incentive beads Chief Bill Burke reviewing the for her wellness pouch. information shared.
Health Coach, Shoshoni Walker guiding Wisdom Warriors in the Nixyáawii Fitness Room September 2017 “The key to success in any undertaking is, first, deciding what you want to do; second, deciding how you are going to do it; and finally, learning a set of skills and practicing them until they have been mastered.” (Living a Healthy Live with Chronic Conditions.)
AUGUST – NOVEMBER GATHERINGS Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center Native Connections shared Conscious Discipline and the movement in the community. Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center Circles of Hope provided the history and actions of Gathering of Native Americans (GONA) in our community. The importance of personal emergency preparedness plans were discussed and tools distributed. Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center Health Educator shared alternatives to soda pop and the amount of sugar in beverages were on display. The first half of Forks Over Knives documentary was shown.
CELEBRATING OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Strawberry, Jicama, blueberry salad, Mint Welcome table for Gatherers Meringues, Chocolate Coconut Meringues, Gingerbread Low-fat cookies. Wisdom Warriors serving themselves elk stew and whole wheat rolls. Incentives: towels, fitbits, gift Vicki Star, CACD II Counselor visits the cards, gear bag and lunch bags gathering. December 2017
Cohort 5 Cara Green Randall Minthorn Not pictured: Claudette Enos, Lauren ‘ Kootsie ’ Burke Julie Taylor Danielle Broncheau January 2018
Br Brainst ainstor orm: m: Wha hat t do do we e want ant to hea to hear, see, do and l , see, do and lear earn as n as Wis isdom dom War arrior riors s over er the the ne next xt 12 mon 12 month ths? s? ➢ Health Issues: positive & negative issues, victories, weight loss/gain ➢ Tour of the New Clinic ➢ Addictions: ➢ Blueberry Picking ➢ Up the Umatilla River – Sack lunch ➢ Walk Together ➢ Farmers Markets – Tokens provided
Br Brains ainstor torm: m: W Wha hat t do w do we w e want ant to hea to hear, se , see, e, do an do and d lear learn n as as Wisdom isdom War arrior riors s over er the the ne next 12 months? xt 12 months? ➢ Pendleton Underground Tour (not handicap accessible, a lot of stairs) ➢ Shoes ➢ Exercise – self restriction ➢ Computer Training – emails ➢ Smart Phone – training on how to use ➢ Food – Diet, how to cook, recipes, step by step, peel, dry, freeze ➢ Conscious Discipline ➢ Museum Outings – Woolen Mills
INTEGRA INTEGRATION TION WITH WITH PRIM PRIMAR ARY CA Y CARE TEAM RE TEAMS
EHR EHR Ref efer erral al Pr Process ocess Patient Follow-up with Consult is PCP through created for letter or face to Wisdom face. Warriors Chart Action CHR Plan & Follow-up workshop within 72 hours completion
Inte Integration tion • Provide annual updates to medical team. • Provide fliers, brochures, post cards in patient rooms on upcoming workshops. • Have doctor and nurse sign off on chart notes. • Efforts to bill and receive payment are in the beginning stages.
OUTREA OUTREACH CH
Ev Events & Activities ents & Activities • Outreach booth at Annual Community Picnic. • Presence at Seniors Center, advertise and share program verbally. • Outreach booth at Head Start registration. • Attend Elders dinner, provided overview of programs offered through Community Wellness • Outreach booth at Passport to Wellness Fair • Attended 477 Collaborative Meeting sharing program. • Outreach booth at Pendleton Round-Up. • Upcoming: working on short video clip of WW.
Wisdom isdom War arrior rior Wisdom isdom • “Sometimes we must go into the unknown.” • “Never too late to start.” • “Observe with curiosity rather than judge.” • “We are what we eat, we become what we think, we create our realities.”
W I S D O M W A R R I O R S A p r i l G a t h e r i n g Guest Speaker, Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center, Garden Coordinator A D R I E N N E B E R R Y Gathering input from Plant demonstration Warriors using the brainstorming strategy. from the greenhouse. Garden Incentive Bucket items: seeds, Winners: Leo Stewart, flower bulbs, gardening Cara Green with gloves, mini shovel, mini Adrienne Berry. rake, garden accessory, garden bucket. APRIL 2018
WISDOM WARRIORS APRIL 2018
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