On this Topic
- Hub Research Brief (March 2019)
Community Health Needs Assessments: Elevating Consumer Voices, Increasing Accountability and Facilitating Collaboration - Hub Case Studies (June 2019)
Health ENC (Eastern NC)HealthyBR (Baton Rouge, LA)Community Powered Change (Multnomah County, OR)
City- and County-Wide Community Health Needs Assessments: Community Efforts that Go Above and Beyond
Webinar Resources
| When: |
June 14, 2019 |
| What: |
A community health needs assessment (CHNA) is a report that identifies the healthcare and health-related (food, housing, etc.) needs of a community’s residents. The goal of a CHNA is to systematically assess a community’s unmet needs in order to develop strategies to address them. CHNAs can be a powerful tool to create healthier communities if reporting entities are supplied strong guidance, sufficient resources and solicit input from a diversity of stakeholders. Some communities have exceeded expectations by conducting coordinated, city-or county-wide community health needs assessments produced by collaboratives of community stakeholders to comprehensively assess residents’ needs. This webinar highlighted three examples of communities (in LA, OR and NC) that are taking CHNA requirements to the next level. |
| Speakers: |
Will Broughton, Health ENC Amanda Hunt, Healthcare Value Hub (moderator) Monique Marino, HealthyBR/Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center Lynn Quincy, Healthcare Value Hub (moderator) Katie Sawicki, Community Powered Change |
| Resources: |
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