MPH team members Stephanie, Caroline, and Madison worked together to provide valuable insights from current public health officials and clients on ways to troubleshoot issues with improvement plans.
This session focused on the challenges organizations face in turning Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIPs) into real community change, along with practical strategies to improve implementation and accountability. Public health leaders from across the country shared real-world experiences, lessons learned, and collaborative solutions for creating actionable, sustainable CHIP processes.
This session focused on the unique challenges city health departments face during the Community Health Assessment (CHA) process, including limited funding, staffing constraints, data accessibility, and meeting PHAB requirements. Public health leaders shared real-world experiences, collaborative strategies, and practical solutions for improving partnerships, engaging diverse communities, and creating more effective and sustainable CHA processes.
This session covered a practical “refresh” model for Community Health Assessments and Improvement Plans: completing a full CHA/CHIP every six years and a lighter, lower-cost update in the years between. The presentation reviewed what hospitals (IRS 501(r)(3)), Ohio (ORC 3701.981) and PHAB actually require. It then showed how health departments can meet those requirements by updating secondary data, citing primary data from the previous cycle, and adding quick ways to get fresh community input, like short ranking surveys, listening sessions and partner meetings. Real report pages showed what to update and what to keep, and the session ended with guidance on when a refresh fits and when a full cycle is needed.
This session focused on practical strategies for creating more engaging and accessible data visualizations and reports. The presentation highlighted simple, low-cost ways to improve storytelling, ADA accessibility, and audience understanding through better charts, headings, photos, tables, and inclusive design practices.
Public Health Spotlight
In this episode, Sujani sits down with Stephanie Moxley, the founder of Moxley Public Health Consulting. They discuss Stephanie’s journey into building her own public health consulting company and talk about what goes into becoming a successful entrepreneur in the public health field.
TRANSMISSION CONTROL OUNCES OVER POUNDS PODCAST
Hear Allie Piatkowski discuss the effective investigation and evaluation of community health data. Whether it is an Amish community in Ohio or a non-profit project in Jamaica, this discussion will provide insights to help you understand the risk factors, underlying trends, and agents of change needed to make an impact at scale.
Happy New Year from Moxley Public Health!
We’re thrilled to offer a Toolbox Package! Your DIY package to complete your CHNA and implementation strategy/improvement plan (CHIP).
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