All Children s Hospital Johns Hopkins Medicine A Community Partner

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1 All Children s Hospital Johns Hopkins Medicine A Community Partner Jonathan Ellen, MD President and Physician-in-Chief All Children's Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine February 26,

2 All Children s and Johns Hopkins Two outstanding institutions Shared mission Dedicated to improving the health of children Economic impact in their community 2

3 All Children s Hospital Mission The mission of All Children's Hospital is to provide leadership in child health through treatment, education, research, and advocacy. 3

4 Johns Hopkins Medicine Tripartite Mission 4

5 Who We Are In the state of Florida Specialty licensed children s hospital One of only 3 in the state The highest Medicaid provider 70 percent of our inpatients are enrolled in Medicaid Care for the most acutely ill children Almost 57 percent of our beds are dedicated to intensive care 5

6 Who We Are ACH Affiliates Citrus Outpatient Care Center Outpatient Care Center (Therapy Only) Hospital Affiliate Bayfront Medical Peace River FL Hospital Tampa St. Pete General Spring Hill Pasco East Lake Tampa Brandon Moffitt FHT Lakeland Florida Hospital Orlando H. Lee Moffitt Sarasota Memorial Spring Hill Regional Bayfront South Tampa Lakewood Ranch St. Pete General Sarasota Memorial Peace River Sarasota Ft. Myers 6

with other healthcare Help with recruitment of well-educated young

7 Committed to the Community Promoting pediatric healthcare and health initiatives Community partner benefits Economic Impact Partnership with other healthcare Help with recruitment of well-educated young families Provide programs to help children, families and community physicians 7 7

Changing Healthcare Environment Reimbursement & Utilization Decline Access to Capital Health Insurance Exchanges Value Based Healthcare Reduced

8 Changing Healthcare Environment Reimbursement & Utilization Decline Access to Capital Health Insurance Exchanges Value Based Healthcare Reduced Hospitalizations Wellness & Prevention Programs Quality Improvement Initiatives Clinical Integration Informatics Improved patient outcomes, access and quality 8

9 Pathway to the Top Quality and patient safety Patients and family centered care Physician engagement Integrated care delivery Academic orientation Teaching and Research Sustainable financial success 9

10 Enhancing Care Delivery Continued focus on quality and outcomes New initiatives unite physicians and interdisciplinary teams Patient and family-centered care Align and support networks of care Physician networks Health systems 10

11 Building a Research Enterprise Research areas of focus: Neurology and neurodevelopment Chronic illnesses: obesity, asthma, diabetes Cardiovascular disorders Oncology 11

12 Training Tomorrow s Pediatricians New ACH-JHU Pediatric Residency begins July 2014 Developing a competencybased curriculum with a focus on outcomes Renewed affiliation with USF for physician, nurse and medical student training 12

Child health and health-related policy Federal

13 Advocating on Behalf of Children Florida State government Medicaid reform Medicaid payment protections Child health and health-related policy Federal government GME Research funding Child health and health-related policy 13

14 Questions? 14

15 Update on Regional Water Supply Pinellas County Commission February 26, 2013

16 Who We Are New Port Richey Tampa St. Petersburg 2

17 Agency Goals Three goals emerged: Be reliable Be sustainable Cost Be affordable Environmental Stewardship Reliable Water Supply System 3

18 Regional Demand Changes Nearly 5% Increase in Regional Demands since WY Demand in million gallons per day WY 2006 WY 2007 WY 2008 WY 2009 WY 2010 WY 2011 WY

million in bonds for Reservoir Renovation Project and other R&R projects

19 Highlights from Past 12 Months Alafia Water Use Permit Renewed for the next 20 years Received permits for Reservoir Renovation Project Issued $75 million in bonds for Reservoir Renovation Project and other R&R projects Celebrated 10 Years of Surface Water: the first alternative water supply source 5

20 C.W. Bill Young Regional Reservoir A critical component Drought resistance Improves reliability Savings account for dry times 15.5 billion gallons of storage 6

21 Reservoir Renovation Project: Moving Forward Construction Early 2013 Late 2014 Obtained permits November 2012 Conducted two-stage procurement process June August 2011 Recommended procurement process June

22 Meeting Demand without the Regional Reservoir Utilizing supply sources to best advantage River water when available, Desal when needed Groundwater within our water-use permits 8

is based on the most effective utilization to meet

23 Tampa Bay Water Supply 2013 Desalinated Seawater 7% Surface Water 23% Groundwater 70% The 2013 water supply is based on the most effective utilization to meet projected water needs taking into account demand, cost and environment. 9

24 Joint Project Modifications Keller Plant Pinellas County: Replace its Keller treatment and pumping plant Blend water to improve consistency and quality New regional system point of connection to Tampa Bay Water 10

25 Joint Project Modifications Eldridge-Wilde POC Tampa Bay Water: Needs to provide contract pressure Upgrades to the existing transfer pump station/new bypass line New location for the Eldridge- Wilde connection 11

26 Questions & Discussion Questions? 12

AGENDA ITEM A1. Tampa Bay Water Regular Meeting August 17, 2015 Minutes

AGENDA ITEM A1. Tampa Bay Water Regular Meeting August 17, 2015 Minutes DRAFT AGENDA ITEM A1 Tampa Bay Water Regular Meeting August 17, 2015 Minutes The Board of Directors of Tampa Bay Water met in their offices, 2575 Enterprise Road, Clearwater, Florida 33763. BOARD MEMBERS