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Board ranks top public-health priorities in interactive community-health assessment
Summary
Using a QR-based survey, board members ranked access to care, communicable disease and maternal-child health as the top three priorities for the county's next four-year Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP).
The board participated in an interactive prioritization exercise tied to the Community Health Assessment and the upcoming Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP). The director walked members through a QR-enabled survey and asked them to rank priorities; after responses were entered she summarized: "So, the top 3 here, access to care, communicable disease, and maternal child health."
The director explained the CHIP process: survey and stakeholder input inform a four-year plan that must be completed for accreditation and resource matching. Staff will compile the ranked priorities, add data, and return a draft plan for board review before the December deadline.
