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Local Public Health System Assessment using the NPHPSP Local Instrument

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Local Public Health System Assessment using the NPHPSP Local Instrument

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  2. 10 10.1.1 Do LPHS organizations encourage staff to develop new solutions to health problems in the community? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  3. 10 10.1.1.1 Do LPHS organizations provide time and/or resources for staff to pilot test or conduct studies to determine new solutions? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  4. 10 10.1.2 During the past two years, have LPHS organizations proposed to research organizations one or more public health issues for inclusion in their research agenda? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  5. 10 10.1.3 Do LPHS organizations identify and stay current with best practices developed by other public health agencies or organizations? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  6. 10 10.1.4 Do LPHS organizations encourage community participation in the development or implementation of research? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  7. 10 10.2.1Does the LPHS develop relationships with institutions of higher learning and/or research organizations? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  8. 10 10.2.2 Does the LPHS partner with at least one institution of higher learning and/or research organization to conduct research related to the public’s health? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  9. 10 10.2.3 Does the LPHS encourage collaboration between the academic and practice communities? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  10. 10 10.3.1 Does the LPHS have access to researchers (either on staff or through other arrangements)? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  11. 10 10.3.2 Is there access to resources to facilitate research within the LPHS? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  12. 10 10.3.3 Does the LPHS disseminate findings from their research? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  13. 10 10.3.4 Does the LPHS evaluate its research activities? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  14. 10 10.3.4.1 Does the LPHS evaluate the:Development of research activities? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  15. 10 10.3.4.2 Does the LPHS evaluate the:Implementation of research activities? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  16. 10 10.3.4.3 Does the LPHS evaluate the:Impact of research activities on public health practice? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  17. 10 10.3.4.4 Does the LPHS evaluate the:Involvement of community representatives in collaborative research efforts (i.e., community-based participatory research)? • No (0% or absolutely no activity) • Minimal (1% - 25%) • Moderate (26% - 50%) • Significant (51% - 75%) • Optimal (greater than 75%)

  18. Thank You! Civic Groups Schools Nursing Homes Recreation Centers Neighborhood Organizations Non-Profit Organizations EMS Home Health Hospitals Drug Treatment Laboratories Public Health Agency Mental Health Doctors Law Enforcement Faith Institutions Fire Community Health Centers Transit Tribal Health Elected Officials Employers Corrections

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