Community Advisory Program

YOLO COUNTY RESIDENTS TO HELP WRITE COMMUNITY HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PLAN

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Eight Yolo County residents have joined a new Community Advisory Program (CAP) to help write 2023-2026 Yolo County Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)

Community Advisors come from the communities of Davis, Esparto, Guinda, West Sacramento, Woodland, and Zamora.


PART 1. PREPARE: Two CAP learning sessions

September 2022 to October 2022

One hour sessions for Community Advisors to learn about the Public Health Department and CHIP


PART 2. DEVELOP: Community Advisors join Workgroup to write CHIP

October 2022 – May 2023

Community Advisors join representatives from government, healthcare, and community-based organizations to develop the CHIP by:

  • Identifying priority locations and communities

  • Selecting county's top health needs to work on

  • Building goals for improving top health needs

  • Developing strategies to achieve goals


PART 3. ACT: Put CHIP strategies into action and track progress

June 2023 – June 2026

Participate in four action meetings each year and directly help get projects going (if applicable)


For other questions/concerns/comments, please reach out to us at: HealthyYolo@yolocounty.org or (530) 902-3032


FAQs

  • Who is eligible to participate in the Community Advisory Program (CAP)?
  • How will Community Advisors be paid?
  • What is the difference between the CAP and the CHIP Workgroup?
  • Do I have to go through the CAP to participate in the CHIP Workgroup?
  • What are you looking for in a Community Advisor?
  • How will Community Advisors be selected?
  • When and where are the CAP meetings?
  • When and where are the CHIP Workgroup meetings?
  • Do I need a computer and internet?
  • Will transportation costs be covered?
  • Will you provide childcare?
  • Is this my only chance to get involved with the CHIP?
  • What if I don't speak English fluently?
  • What if I miss a meeting?
  • How do I apply?
  • Where can I learn more?
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YEMSA: ALS Update Class

Must register to attend.

  • Date: 01/22/2020 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM  
  • Location: AMR Ops Sacramento
    1041 Fee Drive
    Sacramento, California 95815
  • Introduction: All paramedics accredited in Yolo County will be required to attend a mandatory YEMSA ALS Update class once during a two-year accreditation cycle. Changes to the policy go into effect August 1, 2019. All other requirements to the Paramedic Reaccreditation Process still apply

All paramedics accredited in Yolo County will be required to attend a mandatory YEMSA ALS Update class once during a two-year accreditation cycle. These trainings will be offered every other month by YEMSA at various locations. Changes to the policy go into effect August 1, 2019. All other requirements to the Paramedic Reaccreditation Process still apply.  

 

  • For paramedics reaccrediting before July 31, 2019: current reaccreditation requirements apply. Requirements include: Two (2) Case Reviews or CQI Meetings; one (1) must be in person, the other may be in person or online.

     

  • For paramedics reaccrediting August 1, 2019 through September 31,2019: either current reaccreditation requirements listed above apply or a YEMSA ALS class.

     

  • For paramedics reaccrediting after September 31, 2019, new YEMSA reaccreditation requirements apply.

 

 REGISTRATION LINK

 

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