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RHEP Site
Coordinator Meeting
Approved December
13, 2004
November 16,
2004
Present: Robert Blake, Parr Thacker, Lora Adkins, Carla Campbell, Sonnie
Strader, Judy Koehler, Kathryn Greenlief, Anna Reno, Dalena Riggs, Jamie Bland,
Kim Reichard; and from the ORH, Hilda Heady, April Vestal and Derrick Day.
Absent: Elizabeth Richmond, Penny
Asbury, Georgianna Tillis, and Shannon Bell.
Kathryn called the meeting to order at 9:15
a.m.
The July and September minutes were approved by a fist
or five, called by Kathryn.
Next Steps were reviewed from September. They were:
Committee
Reports:
Evaluation Committee report was given by
Judy. SERFE award winners were
announced. Ken Shannon did a presentation regarding SERFE evaluation data. Ken’s presentation suggested that a good or
excellent rural rotation experience had a positive influence on the students
desire to practice in a rural area.
The Joint Outreach-Curriculum Committee report was given
by Kathryn. Dr. Henry Taylor prepared a
power point presentation on the Vision’s report, which may be placed on the
RHEP website for viewing.
The Joint Outreach and
Curriculum Committee will partner with the Schools Committee, Site Coordinators
group and Jodi Jackson to review community service data and try to develop some
guidelines on service learning projects, which would provide better outcomes on
future student evaluations. Discussion included the need to pinpoint where
community service issues are coming from.
Are the issues confined to a specific area, discipline, specific
consortia and/or a particular university?
Hilda stated that we need
to improve reporting accuracy and feedback from students relevant to what they
learned from the community service learning projects. She said that she feels that the students are not making the link
between service and learning. Also, in
order to put a dollar amount on the service provided, coordinators and/or staff
need to be more consistent in reporting service learning projects.
Discussion followed
regarding a “service learning training session” to be held in Charleston the
day after the Legislative Awards Banquet.
Finance Committee
report was presented by Parr. The
Finance Committee reviewed and approved 5 first quarter report received by the ORH.
The reports were from: LKA, MHC, ROVER, Southeastern, and
Cabwaylingo. The other 7 reports will
be sent to the committee, for approval as they come in.
Parr briefly discussed the
review of the field faculty payment policy, establishing payment benchmarks for
the Baker-Brody-Jackson Levels plan. The task force recommendation is that all
sites should review their site levels and decide how they can use funds as an
incentive to get preceptors to take students at Level III sites. The site levels will be posted on the RHEP
website.
Parr reported that the
proposal by Northern WV RHEC/LKA fund balance to be used to further develop the
HSTA program and offset expenses for the Director of Continuing Education was
approved. Also the Northern WV RHEC/MHC
request for fund balance to be used to fund a Development Director position,
with the remaining funds to be used for equipment, travel and general expenses
related to the position was approved.
The Kanawha Valley/Winding Roads Fund Balance/Merger Report was tabled
for lack of information. A conference
call to review and vote on the proposal will be scheduled after the information
is completed and verified.
The finance meeting included
a presentation of an In-Kind Contribution/Cost Share Documentation Report,
which will include a line added for “Other”.
This report will be completed annually by each Consortium and will be
submitted to the RHEP Administration along with the Annual Report. Each consortium will be responsible for
retention of proper documentation for report.
Parr and Hilda reminded
everyone that The Fund Balance Usage Guidelines require requests must be sent
to the committee 10 days prior to the meeting so they may be adequately
reviewed. Also, the request for fund
balance use has to be “new” and not to support something cut from the consortia
budget due to the 15% cut. Requests will be considered in the order in which
they arrive at the WVRHEP Offices and must be received by March 1st,
2005 to be considered.
The next Finance Committee
meeting will be held March of 2005.
IT Committee: Derrick said there was no meeting.
However, he briefly discussed the Brody, Baker, Jackson site
levels. He is working to create a map,
or maps, which will be coded to show levels I, II and III, in text format. Parr suggested an alphabetically list,
within each county. Another suggestion
was 3 different maps, one for each level.
Coordinators should send any ideas/suggestions on presenting graphic
information on the levels to Derrick.
Level designations of sites
will apply only to rotations that begin July 1, 2005, or on rotations that are
requested or selected after January 1, 2005. Level designations DO NOT apply to
student rotations that have already been scheduled for 2005. Student rotations currently scheduled will
be grandfathered in. Info will be on
the RHEP website as of January 1, 2005.
Hilda reported that the
policy states will review sites annually.
First review period is 7/1/05-6/30/06.
Following the review period any chances will be posted in January, 2007
and the next review period will be 7/1/07-6/30/08.
Recruitment and Retention Committee: Anna reported that Alicia Tyler gave a report on
student loans and paybacks. Alicia
reported that most Family Practice doctors are not defaulting on loans, over ½
medical loans are being paid back, rather than applicant doing service. They are receiving fewer FM applications
through the WVU scholar program. She
said that Jodi Jackson reported 670 alumni were verified compared to 488 from
last year.
Monroe County has a critical
shortage of physicians due to a mass exit of doctors. Anyone knowing of any
physician’s who are seeking employment, please send information to Monroe
County.
School Committee:
Carla reported the Needle Stick
policy revisions were completed. Policy
was presented and approved by Advisory Panel.
Front line payer is student’s health insurance. Carla also supported Kathryn’s report
regarding a committee to review student evaluation of community/service
learning activities and developing guidelines for service learning projects.
Office
of Rural Health: Hilda
reported the WVU Fair is Tuesday, January 18.
The Site Coordinator meeting will be from 10-noon, IDS presentation will
be 12-1, fair will be in the Pylons Lobby from 2pm-5pm.
December 13:
AHEC/RHEP quarterly meeting and annual Christmas Party, in
Lewisburg. Judy said rooms are
available at the Hampton Inn. Cost is
$84.00 + tax.
February 21 is Legislative Day/Awards Banquet at the
Embassy Suites, in Charleston. Bring
students for the student meeting!
February 22 is: AHEC training, also in the planning
is a Service Learning Training for Site Coordinators.
Site Coordinators are to
discuss with their consortia boards the Governor-Elect question of what are the
top five things his administration can do to help us meet our missions, and
what we can do as a program to help the state and report back to Hilda by
December 15. Ideas were discussed. Hilda will send list to coordinators by
tomorrow, November 17.
Volunteers to plan for
“Annual Seminar” (SC Retreat) are: Carla, Kathryn, Lora, Penny, April and
Robert. One suggestion for location is
the Good Evening Ranch, in Nicholas County.
Helpful Hints
and Other concerns:
Carla (and Lora)
has dental story/coloring books in their cars for anyone who wants them. Carla will pick up more coloring books for
anyone who would like to have them.
Robert was voted
in as the 2nd alternate for the Finance Committee.
Legislative teams were
reviewed: 2004 Legislative Committees.
CD - Hilda, Derrick and
Robert
CARDIAC - Georgianna, Penny,
Anna
RHEP Display - April, Judy,
Sonnie, Dalena
AHEC Display - Sandra, Sharon
Food/Delivery - Georgianna,
Anna, Carla
MSGEC - Shannon, Malinda,
Lora
PR - Robert, Kathryn, Kim
Reichard
The next meeting
date is December 13, at Lewisburg.
NEXT STEPS- November SC Meeting
1.
Site Coordinators to
send consortium fund balance to Margaret.
2.
Site Coordinators to
send Derrick any positive student quotes or placements including their name, for
Legislative lunch boxes.
3.
Send Hilda any
suggestions you may have for a speaker at the Annual Awards Banquet.
4.
Replace Steve Thomas
positions with Carla Campbell on the committees and add Robert as the 2nd
alternate to the Finance Committee.
5.
Site Coordinators to
report to Parr what and how you pay your preceptors (if you do) by Tuesday Feb.
1, 2004.
6.
Site Coordinators need
to take Bio-Terrorism course 1 and 2 by the end of year.
7.
Site Coordinators to
discuss with their boards the Governor-Elect question of what are the top five
things his administration can do to help us meet our missions, and what we can
do as a program to help the state. Please report back to Hilda.
Meeting adjourned at 12:15
Submitted by: Sonnie Strader
Site
Coordinator Team Positions as of November, 2004
Facilitator (August 1, 2004-December 31, 2004): Kathryn Greenlief
Facilitator (January 1, 2005-June 30, 2005): Judy Koehler
Agenda Maker: Lora
Adkins
Minute Taker: Georgianna
Tillis
Next Steps: Penny
Asbury
Group Agreements/Phone List/Secretary: Carla
Campbell
Critique: Anna
Reno
GASP: Robert
Blake/Chuck Conner
Committees:
(August 1, 2004 – June 30, 2005)
Advisory Panel *: Elizabeth
Richmond (Judy Koehler)
Curriculum: Shannon
Bell/Kathryn Greenlief (Dalena Riggs)
R & R: Anna
Reno/Penny Asbury (Judy Koehler)
Faculty Development: Parr
Thacker/Robert Blake (Kathryn Greenlief)
IT: Chuck
Conner/Lora Adkins
Evaluation: Judy
Koehler (Dalena Riggs)
School: Sonnie
Strader/Elizabeth Richmond
Finance: Malinda
Turner/Parr Thacker (Chuck Conner & Robert Blake)
Student
Advisory: Chuck
Conner
*elected
position
(name) signifies
the alternate for that position