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Below is the latest edition of "News and Notes" from Kentucky's Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention Task Force. If you have announcements or news you would like to include in the next edition, please email them to my contact information below with any specific instructions. As always, please feel free to forward this issue to your networks and colleagues.

Comments and suggestions are always welcome.

Sincerely,

David Davis

Communications Coordinator

Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention Program

Kentucky Department for Public Health

david.davis2@ky.gov

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Save-the-Dates:
Schedule of KHDSP Task Force Meetings

IMPORTANT CHANGE NOTICE
The May 2020 in-person meeting has been canceled!

Due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak the KHDSP Task Force Steering Committee has decided to cancel the in-person meeting scheduled for May 12 at the Griffin Gate in Lexington. This meeting will not be rescheduled!

FALL 2020 MEETING

Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Type: In-Person
New Time: 9:30 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. EDT
9:00 Registration Opens / Coffee with the Vendors
9:30 Meeting Starts
Location: Louisville, location TBD

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Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

https://govstatus.egov.com/kycovid19

The official Team Kentucky source for information concerning COVID-19

(MAR) – COVID-19. CHFS webpage containing regular updates on the progression of the outbreak and Kentucky’s response.
(MAR) – Governor’s Facebook page like and follow to get invites for Facebook live feeds and important updates on COPVID-19.
(MAR): Coronavirus (COVID-19). National Institutes of Health webpage.
(MAR): Coronavirus Resources & Free Training. Health Stream is offering a collection of carefully curated courses to all customers for free. Relevant to COVID-19 coronavirus, these courses are designed to educate staff on current guidelines for infection control across various care settings and precautions for airborne pathogens. NOTE: All courses will be available free of charge through September 30, 2020.
(MAR): Coronavirus Resources from the Joint Commission.
(MAR): Coronavirus Self-Checker. The purpose of the Coronavirus Self-Checker is to help you make decisions about seeking appropriate medical care. This system is not intended for the diagnosis or treatment of disease or other conditions, including COVID-19.
(MAR): Employee Rights Paid Sick Leave And Expanded Family And Medical Leave Under The Families First Coronavirus Response Act. U.S. Department of Labor Workplace Poster.
(MAR 31): Preliminary Estimates of the Prevalence of Selected Underlying Health Conditions Among Patients with Coronavirus Disease 2019. CDC Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR).
(MAR 30): COVID-19: Hydroxychloroquine Effectiveness Data From France. Medicine Net article by Veronique Duqueroy.
(MAR 27): Could Stroke Drug Help COVID-19 Patients Avoid Ventilators? Medicine Net article by HealthDay Reporter Serena Gordon.
(MAR 27): Diabetes, Heart Disease and COVID-19 Infection.
(MAR 27): Some COVID-19 Patients Still Have Coronavirus After Symptoms Disappear, Possibly Endangering Health Workers. Healthcare Finance article by Jeff Lagasse.
(MAR 27): Wuhan Data Link COVID-19 with Myocardial Damage. MD edge Cardiology article by Mitchel L. Zoler.
(MAR 27): AHA News: Understanding the Basics of 'Herd Immunity'. Medicine Net article by Dr. Eduardo Sanchez.
(MAR 26): Cardiac Symptoms Can Be First Sign Of COVID-19. MDedge Infectious Disease article by M. Alexander Otto.
(MAR 26): Severe COVID-19 Might Injure the Heart. Medicine Net article by HealthDay Reporter Amy Norton.
(MAR 24): Cardiovascular Considerations Of COVID-19: Current Evidence And Remaining Knowledge Gaps. Healio Cardiology today article.
(MAR 23): Hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19? Experts Discuss Its Promise, Risks Amid Reports Of Shortages. Healio Rheumatology article.
(MAR 23): New Guidelines on CPR When COVID-19 Is Known or Suspected. MedPage today article by Nicole Lou.
(MAR 22): CDC Offers Online Triage For Coronavirus Testing. CNN Health article by Susannah Cullinane.
(MAR 21): Is There a High Blood Pressure and Coronavirus Link? Medicine Net article.
(MAR 20): Understanding the Coronavirus. PBS News Hour special podcast.
(MAR 19): FDA to Study Hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19. MedPage Today article by Joyce Frieden.
(MAR 19): How to Identify the Stages of Grief in COVID-19 Messages. Ragan’s PR Daily article by Julie Wright.
(MAR 19): FDA to Study Hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19. MedPage today article by Joyce Frieden.
(MAR 18): 80% Of US Coronavirus Deaths Have Been Among People 65 And Older, A New CDC Report Says — Here's What It Reveals About The US Cases. Business Insider article by Tyler Sonnemaker and Andy Kiersz.
(MAR 18): How Many Adults Are at Risk of Serious Illness If Infected with Coronavirus? Kaiser Family Foundation article by Wyatt Koma, Tricia Neuman, Gary Claxton, Matthew Rae, Jennifer Kates, and Josh Michaud.
(MAR 18): 20 Top Self-Care Tips for Being Stuck at Home During the Coronavirus Pandemic. Everyday Health article by Sarah DiGiulio.
(MAR 17): Kentucky releases video: Talking to your child about COVID-19.
(MAR 16): Flattening the Curve: Viral Graphic Shows COVID-19 Containment Needs. MDedge Infectious Disease article by Marcia Frellick.
(MAR 13): COVID-19 (Coronavirus). American Diabetes Association video. VIMEO.
(MAR 13): New Coronavirus Has Long Survival Times in Air and on Surfaces. Medicine Net article.
(MAR 12): What People With Heart Disease Need to Know About COVID-19. Everyday Health article by Kaitlin Sullivan.
(MAR 12): Explained: How Your Immune System Fights Off Coronavirus (and Other Germs)
(MAR 6): Tips for Handling Coronavirus in the Workplace. WebMD article by James Beckerman, MD.
(MAR 2): Is Coronavirus Really Like the Flu? Here's a Comparison. Medicine Net article by HealthDay Reporter Dennis Thompson.

(MAR) – Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) training. Created by the World Health organization (WHO).

COVID-19: Operational Planning Guidelines and COVID-19 Partners Platform to support country preparedness and response
Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) for novel coronavirus (COVID-19)
Introduction to emerging respiratory viruses, including novel coronavirus
Critical Care Severe Acute Respiratory Infection course
Health and safety briefing for respiratory diseases – ePROTECT
Operational Planning Guidelines and COVID-19 Partners Platform to support country preparedness and response

Upcoming Events / Save-the-Dates (listed chronologically):

Conferences, trainings, workshops, and webinars opportunities

Get with the Guidelines (APR 21) – GWTG-CAD – Arrival at First Facility to PCI Care. April 21, 2020 from 2:00-3:00PM EST. Pre-register now for this webinar. Questions? Email MissionLifeline@heart.org
Public Health (POSTPONED) – 72nd Annual Kentucky Public Health Association Conference. Theme: "2020 Transformation--A Clear Vision for a Healthy Kentucky". Covington, KY.
CVD (APR 25) – The Very Latest in Cardiovascular Medicine and Surgery: Focus on Interventional Cardiology. Lexington, KY. This program is designed to bring together cardiologists, surgeons, and other healthcare providers to provide updates on the latest transcatheter approaches of cardiovascular disease. This conference will have a special focus on the contemporary developments in interventional cardiovascular medicine. It will emphasize case-based learning designed to engage learners in discussions, debates, and critical decision-making. The base registration fee is $50. Complimentary and reduced registration fee options are available under the Register Online button. For more information, please contact Colleen McMullen (859) 218-0122 or Rebecca Craft (859) 285-8083.
Get with the Guidelines (MAY 5) – GWTG-Stroke PMT Office Hours. May 5th, 2020 10 am CT/ 11 am ET. Join us for a deeper dive into the stroke patient management tool. Discuss FAQs, updates, and tips & tricks. Register.
Stroke and Diabetes (May 11) - Stroke and Diabetes. Please join the American Heart Association for an informational webinar on Stroke and Diabetes. Missy Moreda MSN APRN ACCNS-AG CCRN CNRN SCRN, will be presenting. Missy has more than 20 years of experience as a neuro ICU nurse and is currently a Diabetes Educator Clinical Nurse Specialist for Duke Raleigh Hospital. Certificates of attendance will be sent to attendees 24 hours after the event.

CU/CME opportunities

Stroke - CEUs available (APR 8) – Pediatric Stroke: Basics of Management. SEQIP Presents: Hot Topics in Stroke Care Webinar Series. 8-9am CT/9-10am ET. Speaker: Dr. Arpita Lakhotia, MD, MBBS, Director, Neurofibromatosis Clinic, Department of Neurology University of Louisville Norton Children’s Hospital. Upcoming completion of this activity, participants will be able to: 1. Review initial assessment of pediatric ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke; 2. Overview of hyperacute and acute management of pediatric ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke. REGISTER. For comments/questions, or if you require special arrangements to view this lecture, you may email Alyssa Jepson at Alyssa.Jepson@heart.org.
Stroke - (MAY 13) – Meeting Door to Transfer: The Need for Speed. *No CEU available for this webinar* Speaker: Lynn Hundley APRN, CCNS, CNRN, ANVP-BC, FAHA, CE Director-Stroke Care, Norton Healthcare. Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to: 1. Discuss the evidence supporting the need for rapid transfer of acute stroke patients; 2. Identify at least 2 tips for success to a rapid door in-door out process. SEQIP Presents: Hot Topics in Stroke Care Webinar Series. 8-9am CT/9-10am ET. REGISTER. For comments/questions, or if you require special arrangements to view this lecture, you may email Alyssa Jepson at Alyssa.Jepson@heart.org.

Holidays and National Observances:
This month and next

April 2020

6-12 – National Public Health Week
7 – World Health Day
10 - Good Friday (State Holiday)

May 2020

American Stroke Month
Kentucky Stroke Awareness Month
High Blood Pressure Education Month
May Measurement Month (MMM)
10 – Mother’s Day
10 – 16 - Women’s Health Week
17 – World Hypertension Day
25 – Memorial Day
31 - World No Tobacco Day

National Public Health Week 2020

Take a look at our toolkit and start planning your events.

Become a partner, or step your partnership up and become a NPHW Champion.

Mark your calendar for 2 p.m. ET on Wednesday, April 8. That's the time for our annual Twitter chat! 6-12 – National Public Health Week

Monday, April 6: Mental health — Advocate for and promote emotional well-being.
Tuesday, April 7: Maternal and child health — Ensure the health of mothers and babies throughout the lifespan.
Wednesday, April 8: Violence prevention — Reduce personal and community violence to improve health.
Thursday, April 9: Environmental health — Help protect and maintain a healthy planet.
Friday, April 10: Education — Advocate for quality education and schools.
Saturday, April 11: Healthy housing — Ensure access to affordable and safe housing.
Sunday, April 12: Economics — Advocate for economic empowerment as the key to a healthy life.

Our fact sheets are available year-round on the NPHW website so we can keep the momentum and learning going. Learn more about this year's daily themes and how you can be part of the movement for science, action and health, year-round.

Current News:
Breaking news, industry-related trends, interesting statistics, new studies, relevant surveys, press mentions, and local news.

Online Articles

AFib (FEB 28) – Apple Watch Can't Catch Fast AFib. MedPage Today article by Anthony Pearson.
Blood Pressure (MAR) – Using Collaborative Care to Reduce Maternal Morbidity Related to High Blood Pressure. Science-In-Brief from CDC.
Blood Pressure (MAR 23) – U.S. Deaths from High Blood Pressure Soar, Especially in the South: Study. HealthDay article by Robert Preidt.
Blood Pressure (MAR 22) – Walking More Linked With Lower Blood Pressure. Medical News Today article by Maria Cohut, Ph.D. Fact checked by Paula Field.
Blood Pressure (MAR 21) – Is There a High Blood Pressure and Coronavirus Link? Medicine Net article.
Blood Pressure (MAR 21) – Effects of Step Count on BP May Be Mediated By Obesity. Healio Cardiology today article.
Blood Pressure (MAR 9) – Top Coronavirus Doctor in Wuhan Says High Blood Pressure Is Major Death Risk. Bloomberg News article by Dong Lyu, and Claire Che.
Blood Pressure (MAR 6) – U.S. Hospitals and BP Control: Not Exactly a Passing Grade. MedPage Today article by Nicole Lou.
Blood Pressure (MAR 5) – Walking More Steps Daily Lowers Risk For Diabetes, Hypertension. Healio Cardiology today article.
Blood Pressure (MAR 4) – Workplace Wellness Program Triumphs for Hypertension. MedPage Today article by Nicole Lou.
Blood Pressure (MAR 3) – Virtual Coach Fails for Hypertension Self-Management. MedPage Today article by Nicole Lou.
Blood Pressure (FEB 25) – Unnecessary Prescribing Cascade More Common With Certain BP Drugs. MedPage Today article by Nicole Lou.
Cholesterol (FEB 26) – LDL Equation May Be Due for Accuracy Upgrade. MedPage Today article by Nicole Lou.
Cholesterol (FEB 25) – FDA Approves Non-Statin Drug to Treat High Cholesterol. Everyday Health article by Becky Upham.
CVD (MAR 28) – ‘Genetics is not destiny’: Lifetime CVD risk prediction varies by exposure to elevated LDL, BP. Healio Cardiology today article.
CVD (MAR 27) – Cardiology Heart Health Doctors Shift to Telehealth Due to COVID-19. Medicine Net article.
CVD (MAR 26) – Quality of Plant-Based Diet May Improve Long-Term CVD Odds, Especially In Women. Healio Cardiology today article.
CVD (MAR 19) – Cardiovascular Risk Varies Between Black Ethnic Subgroups. MD edge Cardiology article by Doug Brunk.
CVD (MAR 17) – Childhood CV Health Tied To Reduced Risk Later In Life. MDedge Cardiology article by Jim Kling.
CVD (MAR 12) – Eating One Egg Per Day Does Not Increase CVD Risk. Healio Cardiology today article.
CVD (MAR 12) – What People With Heart Disease Need to Know About COVID-19. Everyday Health article by Kaitlin Sullivan.
CVD (MAR 6) – Exercise Needn’t Be Strenuous To Reduce Heart Risk. MDedge Cardiology article by Doug Brunk.
CVD (MAR 6) – Weekend Warriors Be Warned: Irregular Sleep Patterns Linked to CV Risk. MedPage Today article by Nicole Lou.
CVD (MAR 5) – High Olive Oil Consumption Lowers Risk for Heart Disease. Healio Cardiology today article by Darlene Dobkowski.
CVD (MAR 5) – Olive Oil Could Help Lower Your Heart Disease Risk. Medicine Net article by HealthDay Reporter Serena Gordon.
CVD (MAR 3) – Fish Oil May Help Prevent Heart Disease, But Not Cancer: Study. Medicine Net article by Robert Preidt
CVD (MAR 3) – Nightly Sleep Habits May Affect Risk of Heart Disease in Older Adults. Everyday Health article by Meryl Davids Landau.
CVD (MAR 3) – Sleep Habits Affect CV Outcomes, Body Composition. Healio Cardiology today article by Erik Swain.
CVD (MAR 2) – Varied Nightly Bedtime, Sleep Duration Linked to CVD Risk. Medscape article by Patrice Wendling.
CVD (MAR 1) – Eating Breakfast May Protect Against Cardiovascular Disease. Healio Endocrine today article by Phil Neuffer.
CVD (MAR 1) – Sleep Irregularity Increases CVD Risk. Healio Cardiology today article by Darlene Dobkowski.
CVD (FEB 28) – AHA: CV Benefits of Exercise Outweigh Risks for Most People. Healio Cardiology today article.
Diabetes (MAR 9) – FDA Draft Guidance Eliminates CV Outcomes Trial Recommendation for Diabetes Drug Approvals. Healio Endocrine today article.
Heart Attack (FEB 25) – Public Enemy’s Keith Shocklee Sounds the Alarm on Heart Health after Heart Attack. Everyday Health article by Don Rauf. Medically Reviewed by Michael Cutler, DO, PhD.
Heart Disease (MAR 26) – Eating Tofu Can Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease, Study Says. Everyday Health article by Jordan M. Davidson.
Heart Disease (MAR 23) – Low Fitness Level Linked To Higher Risk of Heart Failure in Diabetes. MDedge Cardiology article by Doug Brunk.
Heart Disease (MAR 12) – What People With Heart Disease Need to Know About COVID-19. Everyday Health article by Kaitlin Sullivan.
Heart Failure (FEB 25) – Continuous Wearable Monitoring Analytics Predict Heart Failure Hospitalization. AHA Journal. Circulation Heart Failure.
Heart Health (MAR 5) – More Evidence That Ditching Red Meat Is Good for Your Heart. HealthDay article by Amy Norton.
Nutrition (MAR 18) – For Heart Health, Not All Plant-Based Diets Are Equal: Study. Health Day article by Robert Preidt.
Stroke (MAR 17) – Get with the Guidelines – Stroke targets ICH. MDedge Neurology article by Mitchel L. Zoler.
Stroke (MAR 14) – Can Eating A Vegetarian Diet Prevent A Stroke? Medical News Today article by Mary Cooke, Ph.D.
Stroke (MAR 11) – Everything You Need To Know About Stroke. Medical News Today article by James McIntosh. Medically reviewed by Heidi Moawad, MD.
Stroke (MAR 2) – Can an Apple Watch App Reduce Your Risk of a Stroke? Everyday Health article by Kaitlin Sullivan.
Stroke (FEB 28) – Telehealth Intervention Reduces BP in Minority Stroke Survivors. Healio Cardiology today article.
Stroke (FEB 26) – Vegetarian Diet Tied to Lower Stroke Risk. MedPage Today article by Judy George.
Weekly Health News Quiz (MAR 28) – Will Multiple COVID-19 Strains Hinder Short-Term Vax? Weekly news quiz from MedPage Today.
Weekly Health News Quiz (MAR 21) – Did HIV Drug Help in COVID-19? Weekly news quiz from MedPage Today.
Weekly Health News Quiz (MAR 14) – Are Kids Really Unaffected by COVID-19? Weekly news quiz from MedPage Today.
Weekly Health News Quiz (MAR 7) – Which Docs Are More Prone to Suicide? Weekly news quiz from MedPage Today.
Weekly Health News Quiz (FEB 29) – How Does Justin Bieber Treat His Anxiety? Weekly news quiz from MedPage Today.

Podcasts

American Heart Association Podcasts on SoundCloud

(Sept 17) – Post Stroke Depression Audiocast

Cardiocast Podcast from MDedge:

(DEC 27) – Top Stories from the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions.

Daily Medical News Podcast from MDedge:

(DEC 18) – Diabetes ups ischemic risks; and younger patients show signs of COPD.

Health Literacy Out Loud:

(MAR 1) – My Life, My Story: In Initiative to Help Tell Each Patient’s Story (HLOL #196)
(FEB 1) – Encouraging Healthy Food Choices with Traffic-Light Labels and Choice Architecture (HLOL #195)

Know Diabetes by Heart Podcast:

(MAR 24) – 2020 Episode 2 – The Patient Journey
(FEB 1) – 2020 Episode 1 – American Diabetes Association’s 2020 Standards of Care and Implications for Practice.

NACDD Podcasts on SoundCloud:

(FEB 28) – NACDD Chronic Disease Academy 2019 Plenaries

PodMed Double T Podcasts. PodMed Double T Podcasts. Weekly Medical Podcast by Rick Lange, MD, Texas Tech; Elizabeth Tracey, Johns Hopkins Medicine.

(MAR 21) – Coronavirus on Surfaces; New Cholesterol Tx
(MAR 14) – COVID-19 Spread; Aspirin and Liver Cancer
(MAR 7) – More COVID-19; Broader HCV Screening

Tools / Resources:
Tools and resources for both public and private entities

Websites

National Public Health Week (FEB) – National Public Health Week 2020 NPHW.Org webpage.
National Public Health Week (FEB) – National Public Health Week APHA Webpage.
Nutrition (MAR) – The New Nutrition Facts Label. U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) webpage.

Toolkits

Nutrition (MAR) – Social Media Toolkit on the New Nutrition Facts Label. U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Miscellaneous:
Anything that didn't fit in one of the categories above

Million Hearts (APR 30) – Million Hearts® Hospitals & Health Systems Recognition Program. This program recognizes institutions working to systematically improve the cardiovascular health of the population and communities they serve through the priority areas of (1) keeping people healthy, (2) optimizing care, (3) improving outcomes for priority populations, and (4) innovating for health. Eligible applicants include health systems with multiple hospitals, hospitals with and without ambulatory medical practices, and medical practices not affiliated with hospitals. Program is now open. Applications received by April 30, 2020, will be among the first to be considered and to be eligible for this designation. Applications will be reviewed and considered on a quarterly basis. For more information about the program, or to apply, please visit https://hospitals.millionhearts.hhs.gov/. Questions about the program should be directed to millionhearts@cdc.gov, with “Million Hearts® Hospitals & Health Systems” in the subject line.

Partner Newsletters - Latest Edition

CDC Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) (Weekly)

Health Communication Science Digest (Monthly)

March 2020

Million Hearts e-update (Bi-Monthly)

Fall/Winter 2019

NIH News in Health (Monthly)

March 2020

World Hypertension League (quarterly)

December 2019

Influenza:
DPH officials report weekly influenza activity to the CDC as part of statewide flu surveillance efforts. The weekly reports are posted online. The reports consist of laboratory-confirmed cases of influenza that are defined by molecular virus testing and positive virus culture test results. Rapid positive influenza tests are not included in this report, but are used as an indicator of flu-like illness circulating across the state.

For more information on influenza or the availability of flu vaccine, Kentuckians should contact their primary care medical provider or local health department. Influenza information is also available through the CDC.

CDC Weekly U.S. Influenza Surveillance Report
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Kentucky Department for Public Health

Flu (MAR 27) – Flu, COVID-19 pose dual threat to health as winter season closes, CDC says. UPI article by Brian P. Dunleavy.
Flu (MAR 14) – Flu Keeps Hitting Thousands A Week In Ky.; Four More Adults Have Died From It; Measures To Thwart It May Also Help With Coronavirus. Kentucky Health News article by Melissa Patrick.

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KHDSP Task Force Strategic Map and Plan 2017-2019

Mission Statement
Improve cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health for all Kentuckians.

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Target health care systems and providers, worksites, schools, communities,
and disparate populations.
Conduct process and outcome evaluation.
Cultivate and expand collaboration and partnerships to enhance community
and clinical linkages.
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