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Wednesday, September 28 • 11:15am - 11:45am
Efforts to strengthen data-driven decisions surrounding motivations to change substance use patterns

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The receipt of a Department of Justice grant catalyzed the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment (PDPHE) and community leaders to understand motivating factors for parents and pregnant mothers in recovery, referral system gaps, and interventions. Literature reviews, quality improvement methods, and interviews with parents in recovery informed decisions. Using data to drive action is not a one size fits all solution; it takes multiple methods and requires the collaboration of diverse partnerships.
Speakers
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Anne Hill

Public Health Professional, Pueblo Department of Public Health & Environment
Anne works at the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment (PDPHE) as the Public Health Epidemiologist. Anne assists the Pueblo County Partnerships for Data grant with data analysis and visualization as well participates on other data projects including Pueblo County’s... Read More →
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Olivia Leyva

Health Promotion Specialist, Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment
Olivia received her bachelors in population health and biology in 2020 from the University of New Mexico. Since the latter half of 2021, Olivia has worked at the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment as a health promotion specialist facilitating a local coalition centered... Read More →

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