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Community health Assessment Single County Perspective

Community health Assessment Single County Perspective. Charlotte Marthaler, Assistant Director April 25, 2013 . Douglas County Journey. 2008 – NACCHO Accreditation & QI Demonstration Site grantee 2009 – PHAB beta site applicant 2010 – Kansas Accreditation Pilot Project participant

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Community health Assessment Single County Perspective

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  1. Community health AssessmentSingle County Perspective Charlotte Marthaler, Assistant Director April 25, 2013

  2. Douglas County Journey 2008 – NACCHO Accreditation & QI Demonstration Site grantee 2009 – PHAB beta site applicant 2010 – Kansas Accreditation Pilot Project participant 2010 – MLC-3 participant 2011 – NACCHO Demonstration Project for CHA/CHIP applicant May 2011 – PHAB Standards and Measures approved

  3. Our Journey Continues • Oct 2011 – Hired KU Work Group for Community Health and Development as consultant • Oct 2011 – Formed CHA Steering Committee • Dec 2011 to March 2012 – Gathered data for CHA • April 2012 – Community feedback • May to June 2012 – Prioritization of issues • July 2012 to April 2013 – Formed work groups and developed plan • Today – Community Call to Action and building on-line evaluation system

  4. Single vs. Multi-County - Pros • More nimble to move the process forward • Ability to create agreement on approach to community health assessment • Greater selectivity with Steering Committee

  5. Single vs. Multi-County - Cons • Fewer people to share the load • Fewer opportunities for bouncing ideas and problem solving • Limitations on skills and abilities • Facilitators • Organizers • Data crunchers • Report writers • Cheerleaders

  6. Final Thoughts . . . • Build on strengths already in place • Know thy self • Copies of Douglas County CHA and CHIP available on web site @ www.ldchealth.org

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