Crook County advisory council maps gaps in services, sets work-plan timeline
At a March 16 special meeting, Crook County’s Community Health Advisory Council reviewed prior planning, identified gaps in specialty care and partner capacity, and drafted goals and SMART objectives; staff will produce a consolidated plan for an April 6 review and aim to finalize it by June.
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The Community Health Advisory Council convened a March 16 special meeting to move from needs-collection to concrete work-plan development. The chair opened the session by describing this as the council’s third planning meeting and said the group would recap prior discussions before splitting into small groups to draft one goal and supporting SMART objectives for each of three priority areas: access to care, prevention and recovery, and social drivers of health.
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