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1. Story County Quality of Life Alliance Meeting

   May 20, 2014 “Building on the collective power of community initiatives to improve the quality of life for the people of Story County”
2. Agenda Welcome – Eileen Mullan Coalition Update (Housing Board – CariMcPartland RWJF - County Health Rankings Report – Greg Welk Community Health Needs Assessment 2015 – Greg Welk What do we need in order to write grants Ideas for how to proceed for gathering information needed in the county Website updates – Greg Welk Next Steps and Future Plans – Eileen and Greg August meeting: Nancy Franz to discuss coalition building/how to be successful Wrap – up – Eileen Mullan
3. Coalition Update Housing Board(CariMcPartland)
4. Overview of County Health Rankings
5. Components of RWJF County Health Rankings Model A conceptual way to categorize factors influencing health
6. Robert Woods Johnson County Health Rankings http://www.countyhealthrankings.com Story County Data
7. County Health Rankings Web
8. RWJF – Community Action
9. Discussion of Needs Assessments
10. Community Health Survey Secondary Data Focus Groups Health & Quality of Life Data Input Background on 2005 Survey The 2005 Health & Quality of Life Assessment was a broad-based, data-driven assessment of the needs of Story County Three research methods: Community Health & Quality of Life Survey Secondary Data Focus Groups Four groups among key informants: Social Services Providers, Community Leaders, Physicians & Business Leaders
11. Background on 2010 Assessment Conducted by Iowa State University Team Three research methods: 2010 Health and Human Services Needs Assessment Mail Survey Focus Groups Four groups among key informants: Youth, Seniors, Families with Young Children, Low Income Secondary Data
12. Background on 2010 Assessment Funders Ames Education Foundation, City of Ames, Mary Greeley Medical Center, McFarland Clinic, Story County Board of Supervisors, Story County Decategorization, Story County Empowerment/Early Childhood Iowa Area, Story County Human Services Council, Story County Medical Center, United Way of Story County Committee Members Gerri Bugg, Jean Kresse, Ann Lundvall, Belinda Meis, Eileen Mullan, Kate Pergande, Deb Schildroth, Ron Smith, Greg Welk, Lynn Whisler
13. SCQOL – Categories of Findings Selected Findings were segmented into 4 Key Domains (consistent with RWJF County Health Rankings): Health Behaviors Clinical Care Social and Economic Factors Physical Environment Examples of Some Selected Outcomes are Provided on Next Pages
14. Sampling and County Statistics
15. Sample Outcomes
16. Summary Existing data is valuable to tracking and documenting patterns and trends Limitation is that it is difficult to access and use
17. Ideas for 2015 Assessment?
18. CHA and CHIP Recommendations Recommendations on Characteristics for High-Quality Community Health Assessments and Community Health Improvement Plans Use an assessment or planning model Engage with community members Include broad representation Address social determinants of health Adopt a data driven approach Leverage local and state resources
19. CHA Planning Tools What is MAPP? Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP) is a community-driven strategic planning process for improving community health. Facilitated by public health leaders, this framework helps communities apply strategic thinking to prioritize public health issues and identify resources to address them. MAPP is not an agency-focused assessment process; rather, it is an interactive process that can improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and ultimately the performance of local public health systems.
20. Steps in MAPP Organizing Visioning Assessments Strategic Issues Goals/Strategies Action Cycle
21. Other Resources and Links(Community Commons – CHNA.org) Mapping Tools and Links The CHNA toolkit is a free web-based platform designed to assist hospitals and organizations seeking to better understand the needs and assets of their communities, and to collaborate to make measurable improvements in community health and well-being.
22. Example from Community Commons
23. Vulnerable Populations in Story County (CHNA tool)
24. Other Resources and Links(CommunityIndicators.net) Mapping and Tracking of Indicators Integration of Community Indicators and Performance Measures into Community Health Assessments and Community Health Improvement Plans A Collaboration between the Community Indicators Consortium and the National Association of City and County Health Officers (NACCHO).
25. New Options in CHNA Tools Spatial Mapping of Data Incorporation of Multiple Indicators Integration of Primary (community) Information Easy Access
26. WebSite and Newsletter Update
27. Wrap Up and Next Steps? Summer SCQOL Visioning Work Fall Coalition Building CHNA Planning / Discussions
28. Next Meetings Dates for Next Meeting August 28th(2014) Location: TBD Time: 3:00-4:30 pm
29. Story County Quality of Life Alliance Thanks for your Committment! Building on the collective power of community initiatives to improve the quality of life for the people of Story County
30. PURPOSE Alliance will serve as communication point for various groups and coalitions in Story County Share information Share ideas Share resources Alliance will focus on addressing health and human service needs in Story County Alliance will combine efforts and collaborate on community health grants Alliance will take systematic aim at addressing community goals and identify new or emerging needs/gaps
31. STRUCTURE Alliance is envisioned as a “coalition of coalitions”. Representatives from the Story County Community Coalition will provide support and direction: Alliance will include representation from health and human service coalitions and other interested stakeholders Quarterly Meetings February May Aug Nov