1. Community Health Assessment/ Health Improvement Planning
#1 on the essential public health essential services is assessment
It starts with data – but needs to be actionable
Ulyee Choe, DO
Director, DOH-Pinellas
July 11, 2018

2. Mission To protect To promote
To improve the health of all people in Florida through integrated efforts

3. What Makes a Healthy Community?

4. Social Determinants of Health
Conditions in the environments in which people are born, live, learn, work, play, worship, and age that affect a wide range of health, functioning, and quality-of-life outcomes and risks.
A place-based” organizing framework, reflecting 5 key areas of SoDH, was developed by Healthy People 2020.
Integrated system

6. MAPP Components Four Assessments
    
MAPP Components Four Assessments
Community Themes and Strengths
Forces of Change
Community Health Status
Local Public Health System Assessment
Community Themes and Strengths – identifies resources and issues within the community affecting health improvement
Forces of Change – Identifies forces, such as legislation, policies, funding that are currently affecting a community and opportunities and threats associated with those forces
Community Health Status Assessment – identifies priority health issues through a systemic collection and analysis of local, state, and national data on health factors
Local Public Health System Assessment – a broad assessment of the different local public health system partners who work together to deliver PH services.

8. Top Health Priorities 2014 - 2017
Access to Care
Behavioral Health
Health and Disease Prevention
Healthy Communities and Environment
- Repeat every 3- 5 years

9. Enhanced Community Health Assessment
More Focus on Social Determinants of Health
Through a Health Equity Lens
Health Atlas
Photovoice Project
Collaborative Approach to Assessment with the Hospitals

10. Community Meeting 85 community partners Reviewed the data
Assisted with the MAPP process
Defined health priority areas
Summer of 2017
Comprised of 30 sectors – public and private
Collaborative labs

11. Forces of Change Funding Healthcare legislation Institutional racism
Access to care
Economic
Community-based collaborative solutions
Funding – national, state, local
Healthcare legislation – impact on healthcare overall (Medicare)
Institutional, structural, and environmental racism
Access to mental health services across the lifespan
Community based collaborative solutions
Economic – income sources of income, equity and opportunity

12. Health Priorities Access to care Behavioral health
Built environment/ access to transportation
Socioeconomic factors
Collaborative partnerships

13. Positive Health Outcomes
Community Alignment
No Alignment
Execution
Gap
High Level Goals
Not met
Public
Agencies
Private
Companies
Hospitals
Nonprofits
Social Service
Organizations
Individuals
Families
Positive Health Outcomes
Community
Groups
Faith
Communities
Schools
After School
Organizations
Slide compliments of Results That Matter Team

14. Community Health Action Team (CHAT)
Steering committee for local health improvement planning
Examine and gather feedback from community partners and residents
Contact: Eliana Aguilar at
CHAT sign-up sheets that are each table……

15. Contact Information:
Ulyee Choe, DO