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Overcoming Challenges with Community Health Status Assessments May 19, 2008 2:00-3:30 pm EST

MAPP TA Webcast Series. Overcoming Challenges with Community Health Status Assessments May 19, 2008 2:00-3:30 pm EST. Webcast Objective. To discuss strategies for addressing common challenges that arise when conducting community health status assessments. Today’s Speakers.

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Overcoming Challenges with Community Health Status Assessments May 19, 2008 2:00-3:30 pm EST

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  1. MAPP TA Webcast Series Overcoming Challenges with Community Health Status Assessments May 19, 2008 2:00-3:30 pm EST

  2. Webcast Objective To discuss strategies for addressing common challenges that arise when conducting community health status assessments

  3. Today’s Speakers Julia Joh Elligers Senior Analyst, NACCHO Lisa Lehman Managing Partner, Holleran

  4. Participant Poll • What has been your experience with MAPP and community health status assessments (CHSA)? • I have completed the CHSA as a part of my community’s MAPP process. • I have completed a CHSA, but not through a MAPP process. • I am a MAPP user, but have yet to complete the CHSA. • I have yet to conduct a CHSA, and I am not a MAPP user. • Other

  5. MAPP is: • A community-wide strategic planning tool for improving public health. • A method to help communities prioritize public health issues, identify resources for addressing them, and take action.

  6. MAPP Overview

  7. Community Health Status Assessment Analyzes Data about: • Health status • Quality of life • Risk factors

  8. Community Health Status Assessment Checklist • Convene a group of diverse community partners • Review results from other MAPP assessments • Select indicators of interest • Identify existing data sources • List missing data • Collect data • Organize and analyze data • Establish an updatable monitoring system • Evaluate and improve system

  9. Community Health Status Assessment 11 Categories of Data: • Demographic Characteristics • Socioeconomic Characteristics • Health Resource Availability • Quality of Life • Behavioral Risk Factors • Environmental Health Indicators • Social and Mental Health • Maternal and Child Health • Death, Illness and Injury • Infectious Disease • Sentinel Events

  10. Identifying Existing Resources • Skills & Expertise • Staff Time • Data

  11. Primary Data Collection • Designing CHSA Surveys • Data Collection • Qualitative Feedback

  12. Compiling CHSA Data • Reconciling data from different sources • Managing & summarizing data

  13. Compiling CHSA Data

  14. Reporting CHSA Data • Audience • Format • Content • Transparency • Means to an End

  15. Q&A

  16. Contact Information Julia Joh Elligers Senior Analyst NACCHO (202) 783-5550, Ext. 245 jjoh@naccho.org Lisa Lehman Managing Partner Holleran (866) 736-0474 llehman@holleranconsult.com www.holleranconsult.com

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