The Ohio Injury Prevention Partnership (OIPP) is a statewide group of professionals representing a broad range of agencies and organizations concerned with the prevention of injury.

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• The Ohio Injury Prevention Partnership (OIPP) is
  a statewide group of professionals representing a
  broad range of agencies and organizations
  concerned with the prevention of injury.
• Members work to provide a coordinated statewide
  effort for injury prevention programming.

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• Mission
• To prevent injuries in Ohio using data
• and collaborative partnerships.
• Vision
• Working together to create a
• safe and injury free Ohio.

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• Coordinated by the Ohio Department of Health
  (ODH) with funds from the Centers for Disease
  Control and Prevention (CDC).
• Advises and assists ODH and ODHs Violence and
  Injury Prevention Program (VIPP) with
  establishing priorities and future program
  direction.

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OIPP Membership

• Membership
• No cost to join
• Complete brief member agreement form
• Benefits
• Networking
• Injury Data Products
• Injury Prevention Resources
• Injury Prevention Advocacy

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• Members of the organization agree that
• Injuries are not accidents they are
  preventable.
• Collaboration is effective in addressing injury.
• Improved statewide coordination of injury
  prevention efforts is needed in Ohio.
• Initiatives should be data-driven to identify the
  populations at highest risk.
• Policy change is an effective strategy for injury
  prevention.
• Alcohol/other drugs are significant risk factors
  for injury and violence.

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OIPP Membership

• Member responsibilities
• Actively support the implementation of the state
  violence and injury prevention plan.
• Actively initiate and participate in the
  activities of the Organization.
• Provide the Organization with representation from
  their agency or organization.
• Promote the Organization to injury stakeholders
  and colleagues as appropriate.
• Advocate for the Organization, its vision,
  mission and its goals.
• Actively participate in meetings and events
  sponsored by the Organization.
• Actively participate in Action Groups based on
  member availability and interest.
• Contribute resources technical, human or
  financialto the Organizations efforts.

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OIPP Goals

• Assess needs and increase availability and
  quality of injury data in Ohio.
• Build infrastructure and sustainability for IP in
  Ohio.
• Promote IP as a public health priority in Ohio.
• Promote evidence-based IP programs and policies
  throughout Ohio.
• Increase statewide collaboration around IP in
  Ohio.

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Current OIPP Infrastructure Priorities

• Build Capacity and Infrastructure for Injury
  Prevention
• Promote Evidence-based Injury Prevention
  Strategies
• Promote Injury Prevention Policies
• Improve Access to and Quality of Injury Data

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Current OIPP Injury Priorities

• Prescription Drug Abuse and Overdose
• Falls among Older Adults
• Child Injury
• Teen Driving Safety
• Child Passenger Safety
• Sports-related Traumatic Brain Injury
• Bicycle and Wheeled Sports Helmets
• Infant Sleep-related Suffocation

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• Accomplishments to date
• Established the Injury Prevention Advocates
  Program. Advocates receive
• A weekly update including the status of injury
  prevention legislation and policy news.
• Access to tools and resources to communicate
  injury prevention priorities to policy makers.
• Advocacy alerts on critical injury prevention
  policies.
• Invitation to attend the annual OIPP advocacy
  day.
• Joining is easy and free! Visit
  www.surveymonkey.com/s/injury to sign up.

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• Accomplishments to date
• Developed a website to host policy/advocacy tools
  https//sites.google.com/site/ippaag/home
• Developed policy briefs on priority injury issues
  such as sports concussions, teen driving (GDL),
  bike helmets, naloxone programs for overdose
  prevention, infant safe sleep, falls among older
  adults, etc.
• Developed policymakers guide to injury
  prevention updated in 2013 with new data and
  personal stories.
• Coordinated an OIPP advocacy day at the
  statehouse in 2012.
• Conducted Advocacy Boot Camp training and booster
  sessions to build advocacy skills materials
  available upon request.

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• Accomplishments to date
• Hosted a statewide symposium to raise awareness
  in July 2009.
• Developed statewide recommendations in April
  2010.
• Provided TA and funding to local communities to
  address the issue and encourage the establishment
  and work of coalitions.
• Governor Strickland formed the Ohio Prescription
  Drug Abuse Task Force (OPDATF).
• PDAAG recommendations served as the basis for its
  work.
• Final report released in October 2010.
• Produced Burden of Poisoning in Ohio report
  detailing vital statistics and hospital discharge
  data on drug-related poisonings.

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• Accomplishments to date
• PDAAG members serve on the Professional Education
  and Treatment work groups of the Governors
  Cabinet Opiate Action Team (GCOAT) established by
  Governor Kasich.
• Professional Education work group issued the Ohio
  Emergency and Acute Care Facility Opioid
  Prescribing Guidelines in May of 2012.
• Policy recommendations issued
• Requested a joint policy statement from the state
  Medical, Nursing and Pharmacy boards endorsing
  the use of Naloxone to those who are at-risk for
  opioid overdose. Anticipate such statement in May
  2013.
• Expansion of scope of practice for EMTs and
  emergency medical responders to be able to
  administer Naloxone.
• Medicaid reimbursement for SBIRT

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• Accomplishments to date
• Developed a statewide child injury prevention
  plan related to policy, systems and
  environmental-level changes for priority areas
• Teen Driving Safety
• Child Passenger Safety
• Sports-related Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
• Bicycle and Wheeled Sports Helmets
• Infant Safe Sleep
• Began mini grants program during 2013 by offering
  four mini grants to projects supporting strategic
  plans

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• Accomplishments to date
• Youth Sports-related Traumatic Brain Injury TBI
• Supported enactment and implementation of HB 143
  (Concussion Law).
• Future projects include a review of current
  return to play policies and recommendations for
  their use to schools.
• Infant Safe Sleep
• Developing a statewide infant safe sleep
  education campaign.
• Working with partners to determine feasibility
  and interest in updating Claires law to include
  safe sleep component.
• Collaborating with Ohio AAP to provide
  pediatricians with guidance and tools to address
  safe sleep during well check visits.
• Working with partners to ensure consistent safe
  sleep messaging across state agencies and the
  entities they regulate.

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• Bicycle Wheeled Sports Helmets
• Developed a local bicycle helmet ordinance
  toolkit and provided an accompanying webinar on
  lessons learned at the community level.
• Collaborate with Ohio AAP to support Put a Lid on
  It bicycle helmet awareness campaign.
• Teen Driving
• Collaborate with the Ohio Teen Safe Driving
  Coalition to raise awareness and improve policies
  that address youthful drivers.
• Coordinating local teen driving safety forums.  
• Providing review and recommendations for
  strengthening Ohios GDL.
• Child Passenger Safety (CPS)
• Provide review and recommendations for
  strengthening Ohios CPS policies.
• Provide materials to educate law enforcement
  about Ohios CPS law.

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• Accomplishments to date
• Produced a State Plan to Address Falls Among
  Older Adults.
• Conducted regional meetings to implement plan.
• Provided mini-grants to support coalition and
  state plan initiatives.
• Support evidence-based fall prevention programs
  such as Tai Chi and Matter of Balance.
• Participate annually in National Falls Prevention
  Awareness Day.
• Collaborate with the OAFPC and Ohio Department of
  Aging to produce and distribute toolkit with
  falls data and other information.
• Secure a Governors Proclamation to recognize
  Ohio Falls Prevention Awareness Day from 2010-
  2013 with plans for 2014.

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• Accomplishments to date
• Provided training for 37 people in Tai Chi Moving
  for Better Balance so they can teach this
  Evidenced Based program to seniors throughout
  Ohio.
• Hosted Working to Prevent Injury The Public
  Health Approach". This one day workshop was
  presented by Andrea Gielen and Carolyn Cumpsty
  Fowler from Johns Hopkins University.
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• Accomplishments to date
• Hosted quarterly meetings to promote visibility
  of existing Data Products, with topics including
• Drug Overdose data
• Syndromic Surveillance
• Central Ohio Poison Control Center
• Family Violence Project
• Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring Survey
  (PRAMS)
• Risk Factor Surveillance
• Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS)
• Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
  (BRFSS)
• Ohio Child Fatality Review Report (CFR)
• Ohio Population Estimates and Projections
• Ohio Violent Death Reporting System (OH-VDRS)
• Ohio Trauma Registry Report
• Ohio Vital Statistics

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• Accomplishments to date
• Developed and distributed a Data Needs Survey for
  OIPP members
• Identified key findings and recommendations,
  including
• Importance of Data by OIPP Focus Area
• Preferred Formats and Breakdowns for Data
  Products
• Frequency of Use of Data Products
• Increasing visibility for Existing Data Products
• Need for County-level Data

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How can I get involved?
Contact the Ohio Department of Health Injury
Prevention Program at 614-466-2144 or http//www.h
ealthyohioprogram.org/vipp/oipp/oipp.aspx .