Community Health Assessment Report Summary
Community Health Assessment
Report to the Community
Vanessa A. Becker
Principal. V Consulting & Associates Inc.
November 4th, 2013
What we will cover tonight
Where
can I find the document?
http://www.umpquahealthalliance.org
http://www.co.douglas.or.us/health
http://www.vconsults.com
Please connect with Patti at Umpqua
Health Alliance for a hard/printed copy
Document
Layout
Data sources are at the end of the document-titled
“data sources sheet”
Click on table of contents will take you to the page
Comments from Focus Groups and details about format
of focus groups in Community Perceptions of Health
section
Anyone know where the picture on the front cover was
taken?
Acronym Definitions
CCO= Coordinated Care Organization
CAC=Community Advisory Council
CACC= CAC subcommittee focusing on the Community Health
Assessment
CHA=Community Health Assessment
CHIP= Community Health Improvement Plan
MAPP=Mobilizing for Action Through Planning & Partnerships
SWOT=Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats
DCO=Dental Care Organization
OAR=Oregon Administrative Rule
ORS=Oregon Revised Statutes
IA=Innovator Agent
UHA=Umpqua Health Alliance
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Data Assumptions & Priorities
Data accessible online was preferable—particularly if able to
save in PDF or another readable/printable format
Collect data on entire community, not just on Medicaid/Oregon
Health Plan population, identify county specific data when
available
Collect epidemiology data on health status, prevalence,
incidence of disease
Collect data on social determinants of health-such as poverty,
unemployment, homelessness
Collect data on services related to health
Collect data within the last seven years, the newer the data the
better
Older data was allowed if there was lack of data in that
particular type of data
Data on chronic disease, mental and behavioral health and
addictions were emphasized
Data updated regularly and/or part of a larger, reliable data
system effort
Preliminary
Data Collection
:
Identify previous
community
assessments.
Secondary
quantitative data
collection
Web
based
search
Key
Informant
Interviews
Analysis of
Secondary
Data for
Themes:
Review and
prioritize
health status
data
Collection
of Primary
Data:
Collect
qualitative
data
Community
Focus
groups
Final Inventory &
Analysis
Incorporate Health
Status Data
Priorities, Focus
Group Data & Key
Informant Interviews
Write & share
Community
Health
Assessment
Document
Site
Champions
(from CACC)
work
w/consultan
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complete
Focus
Groups
Review by
Consultant
& CACC for
themes,
prioritizatio
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to present
and needs
for future
data
collection
Process
Activity
Review by
consultant
&
CACC
Document
presented
for approval
by:
1. CACC, to
2. CAC
then to
3. CCO
Board
Key
Informant
Interviews
of
professionals
in health
sector
Time
We ARE
HERE
Health
Status Data
Review
Summer 2013
Fall 2013
Spring 2013
OUR PROCESS
Douglas Community Health Assessment (CHA) Process
Timelin
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Spring 2013
Fall/Winter 2012
Data Highlights
Please review document for more content
Highlights-Demographics
PSU Populaation Research Center
Highlights-Demographics
U.S. Census Bureau, 2008-2010 American Community Survey
1 in 4 children under 18 in
Douglas County live in
poverty.
Highlights:
County Health Rankings
Douglas County was ranked in the lowest percentile, 30
out of 33 counties-May 2013
www.countyhealthrankings.org
Highlights:
Leading Causes of Death
Highlights:
Chronic Conditions
Highlights:
Chronic Conditions Cont.
Highlights:
Lifestyle Factors
Source: Oregon BRFSS County Combined Dataset 2006-2009
Highlights:
Food Insecurity
Primary Data Collection:
Focus Groups
Top
3 Ingredients
for a Healthy
Community
Top 3
Risk Factors
influencing a Healthy
Community
Top 3
Health Problems
in our
Community
Solutions & Next Steps
The natural progression after the Community
Health Assessment is the
Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)
The Community Advisory Council (CAC)
is currently developing their process for
completing the CHIP
Solutions & Next Steps
“Hope, you have to have hope, without it, without seeing
options people won’t change or make choices that affect
their health.” -Focus Group Participant
“More things like this would be good-we have a voice and I
like to talk and give my opinion (to improve health)” Focus
Group Participant
Interested in opportunities to be engaged in continued process?
Connect with Patti LaFreniere @ Umpqua Health Alliance
Thank you for your time and questions today!
Vanessa A. Becker, MPH
Principal Consultant
www.vconsults.com
vanessa@vconsults.com
541-817-6552
This summary provides highlights of a community health assessment report conducted by the Umpqua Health Alliance in partnership with local health organizations. Explore the process, results, and next steps outlined in the document to enhance health planning and service delivery.
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Community Health Assessment Report to the Community Umpqua Health Alliance logo Vanessa A. Becker Principal. V Consulting & Associates Inc. November 4th, 2013
What we will cover tonight Why did we do a Community Health Assessment? Process & Highlights of Results Questions & Next Steps
Where can I find the document? http://www.umpquahealthalliance.org http://www.co.douglas.or.us/health http://www.vconsults.com Please connect with Patti at Umpqua Health Alliance for a hard/printed copy
Document Layout Data sources are at the end of the document-titled data sources sheet Click on table of contents will take you to the page Comments from Focus Groups and details about format of focus groups in Community Perceptions of Health section Anyone know where the picture on the front cover was taken?
Acronym Definitions CCO= Coordinated Care Organization CAC=Community Advisory Council CACC= CAC subcommittee focusing on the Community Health Assessment CHA=Community Health Assessment CHIP= Community Health Improvement Plan MAPP=Mobilizing for Action Through Planning & Partnerships SWOT=Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats DCO=Dental Care Organization OAR=Oregon Administrative Rule ORS=Oregon Revised Statutes IA=Innovator Agent UHA=Umpqua Health Alliance
Why did we do a Health Assessment? Use it to increase our understanding of health issues facing our community Help us better plan our programs & services Help us meet requirements for Coordinated Care Organization (CCO) & Public Health Accreditation
Who sponsored the process? Umpqua Health Alliance Douglas County Public Health Douglas County Mental Health The process is as important as the document
Limitations of the document It is not the first or last time we will go through this process It compliments other assessments, not intended to replace other work Not a rigorous research study Did not evaluate services or programs Does not include every possible health related problem Relies on data from other entities (secondary data) Data and focus not exclusive to people on Oregon Health Plan, but entire county
Data Assumptions & Priorities Data accessible online was preferable particularly if able to save in PDF or another readable/printable format Collect data on entire community, not just on Medicaid/Oregon Health Plan population, identify county specific data when available Collect epidemiology data on health status, prevalence, incidence of disease Collect data on social determinants of health-such as poverty, unemployment, homelessness Collect data on services related to health Collect data within the last seven years, the newer the data the better Older data was allowed if there was lack of data in that particular type of data Data on chronic disease, mental and behavioral health and addictions were emphasized Data updated regularly and/or part of a larger, reliable data system effort
OUR PROCESS Douglas Community Health Assessment (CHA) Process Process Write & share Community Health Assessment Document Final Inventory & Analysis Incorporate Health Status Data Priorities, Focus Group Data & Key Informant Interviews Analysis of Secondary Data for Themes: Review and prioritize health status data Preliminary Data Collection: Identify previous community assessments. Secondary quantitative data collection Collection of Primary Data: Collect qualitative data We ARE HERE Activity Community Focus groups Document presented for approval by: 1. CACC, to 2. CAC then to 3. CCO Board Review by Consultant & CACC for themes, prioritizatio n of what to present and needs for future data collection Health Status Data Review Web based search Site Champions (from CACC) work w/consultan t to complete Focus Groups Review by consultant & CACC Key Informant Interviews Key Informant Interviews of professionals in health sector Spring 2013 Timelin e Fall/Winter 2012 Spring 2013 Summer 2013 Fall 2013 Time
Data Highlights Please review document for more content
Highlights-Demographics PSU Populaation Research Center
Highlights-Demographics U.S. Census Bureau, 2008-2010 American Community Survey
1 in 4 children under 18 in Douglas County live in poverty.
Highlights: County Health Rankings Douglas County was ranked in the lowest percentile, 30 out of 33 counties-May 2013 www.countyhealthrankings.org
Highlights: Leading Causes of Death
Highlights: Lifestyle Factors Source: Oregon BRFSS County Combined Dataset 2006-2009
Top 3 Ingredients for a Healthy Community Lifestyle Factors Access to Health Care Schools
Top 3 Risk Factors influencing a Healthy Community Drug Abuse Alcohol Abuse Lack of Exercise
Top 3 Health Problems in our Community Diabetes Child Abuse & Domestic Violence Dental
Solutions & Next Steps The natural progression after the Community Health Assessment is the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) The Community Advisory Council (CAC) is currently developing their process for completing the CHIP
Solutions & Next Steps Hope, you have to have hope, without it, without seeing options people won t change or make choices that affect their health. -Focus Group Participant More things like this would be good-we have a voice and I like to talk and give my opinion (to improve health) Focus Group Participant Interested in opportunities to be engaged in continued process? Connect with Patti LaFreniere @ Umpqua Health Alliance
Thank you for your time and questions today! Vanessa A. Becker, MPH Principal Consultant www.vconsults.com vanessa@vconsults.com 541-817-6552
