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April 2018.Indd FOCUS News from and about the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services April 2018 No jumping through hoops to quit tobacco For years the Kentucky Tobacco Prevention and Ces- Check out the photos from the Quit Now Kentucky sation Program has promoted a healthy lifestyle through exhibits from the Boys’ and Girls’ Sweet 16 the absence of tobacco products. tournaments on the CHFS Facebook page Th is year the message was heard loud and clear in www.facebook/kychfs front of thousands of potential clients at the Whitaker Bank Boys’ Sweet 16 and St. Elizabeth Healthcare Girls’ (1-800-QUIT-NOW). Sweet 16 state basketball tournaments in March. Advertising for the Quit Now Kentucky campaign Spectators at both events saw advertisements for the also appears on University of Kentucky, University of state’s Quit Now Kentucky campaign on video and rib- Louisville and Western Kentucky University football bon boards around the arena during stoppages in play. and basketball radio broadcasts and in-arena spots. Th e Employees of the Department for Public Health’s campaign also has painted barn ads across the state. Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program also had Jamie Miracle, a boys’ tournament attendee from information booths set up in the concourse area of both Corbin, found the information most helpful. Rupp Arena in Lexington as well Northern Kentucky “I’m wanting to quit smoking. It’s bad for my health University’s BB&T Arena throughout the tournaments. and I don’t my children to be exposed to that,” she said. Th ere patrons could fi nd information on how to quit “I don’t smoke in my home but it’s still a burden. It’s a smoking as well as cards for the Tobacco Quitline fi nancial burden for us. It’s not good for us.” 2 FOCUS Knowing what to do can save lives at CHFS An “aggressive intruder” is an individual who is en- gaged in assault or attempting to kill people in a con- fi ned and populated area. In most cases, active shooters use fi rearms(s) and/or explosives in an attempt to cause bodily harm to you without notice. Th is type of immediate event is random and unpredictable for those surprised by the speed and abrupt action of violence. It is incumbent on all of us to increase our awareness and to learn techniques that may save the lives of many. If an active shooter event occurs in your building, you should quickly determine the most reasonable way to protect your own life. You should take action in this order: 1. RUN and evacuate: If there is an accessible escape path, leave the premises unnoticed and when safe to do so - call 911. 2. HIDE from the aggressor: Find an unassuming place to hide where you are not likely to be found. Silence phones, block doors and entry with heavier items (copiers, fi le cabinets, etc.) 3. FIGHT and take action: As a last resort and only when your life is in danger, disrupt and/or debilitate ag- gressive intruders with all force. Th is will be a time to fully commit your actions. When law enforcement offi cials arrive, it is important that you: –Remain calm and follow instructions. You may be considered a suspect by security offi cers. leave the area until law enforcement authorities have in- –Put down any items and immediately raise your structed you to do so. hands while spreading your fi ngers. For expedient communication in an emergent event, –Avoid making any sudden movements and keep there is free cell phone app available for download- your hands visible at all times. ing which is eff ectively managed by Frankfort Offi ce •If possible, immediately report the situation or threat of Emergency Management. Th is phone app is Ready to 911. Frankfort and it is a reliable resource for keeping you •If you can safely call another number, alert the CHR informed. It also updates the status of those unexpected Security desk at 502-564-7078. high-risk situations in other state buildings or across To view the Run, Hide, Fight video, go to: https:// the local community. youtu.be/5VcSwejU2D0 Be observant of any behaviors or unattended items Th e fi rst responders to arrive on scene will NOT stop that are considered abnormal or peculiar to you. to help you or the injured. We can expect rescue teams Investigate any situation or notify your leadership of to follow initial law enforcement later. Th e rescue teams any behavior that threatens your safety. For addition- will treat and remove injured. Once you have reached a al information on suspicious activity, you can access safe location, you will likely be held in that area by law the Kentucky Offi ce of Homeland Security website at enforcement until the situation is under control, and all https://homelandsecurity.ky.gov/Pages/Eye-on-Ken- witnesses have been identifi ed and questioned. Do not tucky.aspx to see how it aff ects you. The Newsletter of CHFS 3 Make your next presentation a rousing success taking their interests into account PEAK as well. Th is leads to better engage- PERFORMANCE ment and audience buy in. Anya Armes Weber Ask questions. Make sure to leave enough time in your pitch for a Q&A When you have an idea to pitch, session. Giving your audience time you only get one chance to make a to ask questions helps them clarify great impression on your audience. any questions they might have and Preparation is, of course, incred- allows them to further invest in your ibly important, but it’s only part of Know your audience. Will you be idea. It also helps to make sure you a successful pitch. Knowing how to pitching your idea to a room full of and your audience are on the same deliver your presentation to make people? At a brainstorming session? page. maximum impact will put you on One on one? Adapt your commu- Be prepared with some follow up the path to success. nication style to match your audi- questions for your audience to check Th ese fi ve tips will help make your ence. Th e more tailored your pitch for understanding. Ask about time- next presentation the best yet. and presentation can be, the better lines for implementation or seek Tell a stor y. Pitching an idea well chance you have to succeed in get- feedback on a specifi c item. is more than just rattling off reasons ting your idea heard and imple- Make note of any times in the pre- why your idea is good. Give people mented. sentation the audience might have something emotional to tie into and If you’re pitching to a larger group, looked confused or were taking a lot show them that you’re passionate make sure that your presentation of notes. Th ese are perfect opportu- about the idea. Take your audience has enough supporting materials to nities for you to ask clarifying ques- on a journey that shows them how address the needs of all the main de- tions, and might prompt the audi- your idea will help them get from cision makers in the room. If you’re ence to ask more questions as well. point A to point B. pitching one on one, tailor your Manage interruptions. If you When you’re craft ing this story, presentation to that person’s spe- keep getting interrupted during paint a picture of exactly how your cifi c needs and pain points. If you’ll your pitch, you can mention that idea benefi ts the audience. If you be participating in a brainstorming there will be time for questions at have fi gures such as dollar amounts session, come with as many ideas as the end of the presentation. Try or percentages, make sure to high- possible. something like “Don’t worry, we’ll light them. A specifi c fi gure is very See things from another perspec- have plenty of time for questions” impactful, and something the audi- tive. Imagine multiple outcomes or “Th at’s a great question, I’ll be ence will remember. and try to see things from your au- addressing that in a few minutes.” If Start off with a summary of your dience’s perspective. Try to antici- people keep interrupting with ques- idea so the audience knows what to pate any resistance to your idea. Play tions and you’re not able to defl ect expect from your presentation. Fill out the best case and the worst case them, take the time to address them in the middle with as many support- scenarios. Th e more prepared you and then move on with the rest of ing facts as possible, as well as paint- are, the stronger your point of view your presentation. ing a picture of what it would cost will come across. Additionally, it’s important that or look like to not implement your Th is allows you to better fi ll out you deliver your pitch in a clear and idea. End with one solid statement your presentation with relevant concise manner. Practice your pitch that includes a specifi c fi gure. For materials, facts, and fi gures. It also in its entirety before you deliver it to example: ‘By implementing the new helps you connect with you audi- iron out any kinks. If you’re nervous, training program, we can reduce ence by showing them that you’re practice it a few times until you feel turnover by 40%.’ not just pushing your agenda, you’re confi dent.
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