Hours: Monthly YTD 17 YTD

93.5 705.5 746.5

Immunization Counts YTD 17 YTD

16 32 31

21 46 59

6 31 36

6 32 38

Communicable Disease Counts YTD 17 YTD

0 6 7

2 3 9

5 27 24

Other 4 60 52

Tuberculosis Screening/Treatment Counts YTD 17 YTD

6 42 75

Direct Observed Therapy 0 0 5

Hours: Monthly YTD 17 YTD

56 485 398.5

Programs Counts YTD 17 YTD

2 7 16

11 86 208

2 17 29

8 16 0

Hours: Monthly YTD 17 YTD

36 538.5 801

Programs Counts YTD 17 YTD

Tobacco Control Efforts 0 814 675

Adult Health* 43 372 377

*BP/Dementia Screening/Education/Resources

Greendale Health Department Board of Health Report 09/2018Vision Statement: We are a leader in planting the seeds of wellness that support healthy residents and a sustainable

environment for a diverse community

Communicable Disease Control and Prevention

Staff collaborated with Martin Luther High School to

provide immunizations to students in need of vaccines.

Many of the students had complicated immunization

records from other countries, which made entering their

information into the state's immunization record a

challenge! Theresa Rypel did a super job with that!

We worked with medical offices and provided follow up

on foodborne illnesses, including salmonella and

campylobacter, and several cases of sexually transmitted

infections.

Staff provided a tuberculosis presentation at a southeast

regional training session.

Age 0-18 Clients

Age 0-18 Immunizations

Age 19+ Clients

Age 19+ Immunizations

Mycobacterial

Food/water borne

Sexually Transmitted Infection

TB Skin Test

Maternal Child Health

Madeline Eisen presented a QPR (Question, Persuade,

Refer) suicide prevention training seminar to community

members on 9/25/18. One of the attendees followed up

the next day and said the training was "excellent").

Staff provided vision and hearing screenings at the school

district's Child Development Day event for 3 and 4 year

old's. Staff trained 2 community volunteers to use the Plus

Optix vision screening device at the event.

ASQ Developmental Screenings

Newborn Letters/Calls

Pediatric Visits

Suicide Prevention

Chronic Disease Prevention and Management

Cathy Trecek, PHN, provided blood pressure screenings

at the Senior Social Club, Greendale Health Department,

and Ridgedale and Harbour Village apartments. Our staff

are highly trained in blood pressure screening and follow

current, best practices with the screenings.

Staff attend the Love Thy Neighbor Foundation meetings

to promote health department programs, such as radon,

blood pressure, immunizations, music and memory, and

SAGE workgroup.

Hours: Monthly YTD 17 YTD

56.5 550.5 440

Counts YTD 17 YTD

Radon Kits Distributed 2 35 53

Elevated Radon Levels (>4 pci/L) 0 7 18

Blood Lead Testing* 2 67 156

Elevated lead (>than 5 mcg/dl) 0 0 1

Restaurant 0 10 N/A

Retail 0 1 N/A

Residential 0 0 N/A

Animal Bites 2 14 4

*Effective 6/20/18 weekly lead reports discontinued.

YTD 17 YTD

27 382.5 204

YTD 17 YTD

12 148.5 177.5

YTD 17 YTD

107 731.5 785.5

Environmental Health

Staff presented on tick and mosquito disease prevention

at the Wehr Nature Center in partnership with Franklin,

Hales Corners, and Greenfield Health Department. The

families especially enjoyed a hands-on activity of using a

tweezers to remove some pretend ticks from a stuffed

animal!

We contacted the Southeast Radon Education Center as

we are planning to hold a community presentation on

the topic in January, 2019, as that is National Radon

Awareness Month.

Programs

Injury Prevention

Monthly

Staff collaborated with the Fire Department to offer "Stop the Bleed" classes to Village employees this month.

The classes teach participants how and when to use a tourniquet and apply a pressure dressing.

Cathy Trecek, PHN, and Mary Jean Green, held a Stepping On fall prevention "booster" class for individuals that

participated in the summer program. Staff also worked to prepare for the beginning of a new, 7-week session

which begins on October 3rd.

Mental Health

Monthly

The Greendale School District invited the Health Department to join their leadership team which has a focus on

social-emotional learning. We will be working with the school district to implement a social-emotional curriculum

at all the schools. Social and emotional learning is the process through which children and adults acquire and

effectively apply the knowledge, attitudes, and skills necessary to understand and manage emotions, set and

achieve positive goals, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain positive relationships, and make

responsible decisions.

Emergency Preparedness

Monthly

Ashley Haas, our Emergency Preparedness Coordinator attended 4 days of emergency preparedness training. The

training gave Ashley certification in advanced Incident Command skills. Staff held a community volunteer

training session on 9/26 in which 20 residents learned about our community's annual point of dispensing exercise

held at the Greendale High School. Two resident volunteer coordinators helped with creating and leading the

training session. Staff were busy this month preparing for the 10/23 flu clinic at the high school. We will again

have assistance from the Greendale Fire and Police Departments, Marquette Nursing students, and a large

number of community volunteers.

YTD 17 YTD

171.5 1680 1356

Hours: Monthly YTD 17 YTD

2 27 16

Programs Counts YTD 17 YTD

Birth Reports 10 96 78

Death Reports 13 120 115

Referrals to GHD 10 132 196

Professional Development 30.5 315 354.5

YTD 17 YTD

1166 N/A

Successful Aging (SAGE): This committee met on 9/10/18. They are finalizing the Livable Community strategic plan,

which includes focus areas of transportation, communication, outdoor spaces and parks, and health care (dementia-

friendly community). This committee will be presenting at the 10/16 Village Trustee meeting on their accomplishments

and next steps. Thirteen individuals participated in two days of training on the Music and Memory Program for

individuals and families with dementia. The Village of Greendale is now a Certified Music and Memory Program! We look

forward to providing personalized music to individuals with dementia.

Community Health Improvement Workgroups

Monthly

Food and Nutrition: This committee met on 9/12/18. They celebrated a very successful growing season at the

community and school garden! A community garden potluck was held on 9/23/18 and approximately 100+

individuals attended! The group is hoping to have the community garden participate in a food donation program

next summer, as there is usually leftover produce available each week.

Step Up: This committee staffed the Open Market booth on 9/15. The committee is busy planning the 10/21 Fun

Run and Walk. They are still looking for volunteers to help with that program, as usually more than 800

individuals participate in the event!

Substance Use Prevention: This committee met on 9/17 and had individuals share their recovery stories at the

meeting. The committee is working on a stigma-reduction campaign, a 1/30/19 community health and wellness event,

a community resource guide, and a new public service announcement on opioid abuse at the Marcus BistroPlex.

Madeline Eisen educated 25+ families at the Fire Department's Open House on the different places a teen might hide

alcohol or drugs. Madeline obtained a traveling display on the topic from the Oak Creek Health Department.

Vital Statistics/Surveillance/Administrative

Staff participated in many different trainings: emergency

preparedness, music and memory, substance abuse, and

tuberculosis.

Volunteer Hours

Monthly

135.5

Staff met with Father Scott, the new priest at St. Thomas of Canterbury Church as he was interested in getting

more involved with health department programs. More than 60 residents with medical backgrounds responded

to a letter asking if they would be interested in volunteering at the health department!

Mission Statement: The mission of the Greendale Health Department is to assess and protect the wellbeing of the

community, by supplying accurate health information, building collaborative partnerships, and providing services that

enhance health, prevent illness, and increase the resilience of our residents, especially the most vulnerable in our village.

Greendale Health Department News

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