Community health improvement plan examples - Minnesota Dept. of Health

Community health improvement plan examples

Minnesota CHIPs
CHIPs from other public health agencies

 

Minnesota community health improvement plans

In Spring 2015, Minnesota's 48 community health boards submitted their CHIPs to the Minnesota Department of Health as part of Minnesota's local public health assessment and planning cycle.

To view Minnesota CHIPs by priority area, region, and more, visit:
2010-2014: Community health improvement plans from Minnesota community health boards

 

Community health improvement plans from other public health agencies

NACCHO maintains an online Resource Center for Community Health Assessments (CHA) and Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIP). Contained within that site are examples of high quality CHAs and CHIPs created by local public health department demonstration sites from across the country. These sites engaged in a robust community health improvement process that yielded two of the three accreditation prerequisites: a CHA and CHIP.

  • Published: August 2017
  • Tool: Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP)
  • Demographics: Rural/frontier; population ~20,000; 89% white/non-Hispanic; 20% under age 19; 20% 65 years and older
  • Priorities: (1) Increase access to services across the spectrum of prevention and treatment; (2) Improve behaviors that promote health, prevent disease, and reduce harm; (3) Strengthen cross-sector infrastructure to optimize resources by formal partnerships engaged in collaborative planning, well-leveraged resources, and shared implementation of strategies; (4) Promote healthy social, physical, economic and educational environments.

San Francisco Community Health Improvement Plan
  • Published: Updated April 2013
  • Tool: Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP)
  • Demographics: Urban; population ~815,000; 42% white/non-Hispanic; 33% Asian; 15% Hispanic/Latino; 13% under age 18; 14% 65 years and older
  • Priorities: (1) Ensure safe and healthy living environments; (2) Increase healthy eating and physical activity); (3) Increase access to quality health care and services

2012 Greater Norwalk Area Community Health Assessment and Improvement Initiative

CHIP begins on page 77

  • Published: December 2012
  • Tool: ACHI Community Health Assessment Toolkit
  • Demographics: Urban/suburban; population ~85,000; 84% white/non-Hispanic; 33% under age 24; 15% 65 years and older
  • Priorities: (1) Mental health and substance abuse; (2) Obesity

East Central Kansas Public Health Region Community Health Assessment - Community Health Improvement Plan 2012 (PDF)

CHIP begins on page 15

Healthy! Capital Counties [Michigan] Community Health Improvement Plan: Setting a Shared Course (PDF)
  • Published: December 2012
  • Tool: ACHI Community Health Assessment Toolkit
  • Demographics: Urban/suburban/rural; population ~520,000; 79% white/non-Hispanic; 22% under age 18; 11% 65 years and older
  • Priorities: (1) Access to quality health care; (2) Connection to resources; (3) Obesity; (4) Child health; (5) Safety and social connection

Community Health Improvement Plan - Logan and Stutsman Counties (PDF)
  • Published: December 2012
  • Tool: Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP)
  • Demographics: Rural; population ~23,000; 97% white/non-Hispanic; 21% under age 17; 20% 65 years and older
  • Priorities: (1) Obesity and physical activity; (2) Safe driving; (3) Youth alcohol and tobacco use; (4) Mental health awareness and suicide

New Orleans Community Health Improvement Report (PDF)

CHIP begins on page 50

  • Published: January 2013
  • Tool: Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP)
  • Demographics: Urban; population ~342,000; 34% white/non-Hispanic; 61% Black/African-American; 18% under age 19; 9% 65 years and older
  • Priorities: (1) Access to physical and behavioral health care; (2) Social determinants of health; (3) Violence prevention; (4) Healthy lifestyles; (5) Family health

Together We Thrive: Austin/Travis County Community Health Plan (PDF)

CHIP begins on page 93

  • Published: July 2013
  • Tool: Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP)
  • Demographics: Urban/suburban/rural; capital of Texas; population ~1,024,000; 51% white/non-Hispanic; 24% under age 18; 7% 65 years and older
  • Priorities: (1) Chronic disease: focus on obesity; (2) Built environment: focus on access to healthy food; (3) Built environment: focus on transportation; (4) Access to primary care and mental health/behavioral health services

Thomas Jefferson Health District MAPP 2 Health (PDF)
  • Published: December 2012
  • Tool: Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP)
  • Demographics: Urban/suburban/rural; population ~235,000; 79% white/non-Hispanic; 13% Black; 21% under age 18; 14% 65 years and older
  • Priorities: (1) Obesity; (2) Access to mental health and substance abuse services; (3) Prenatal care: racial disparities in pregnancy outcomes; (4) Tobacco use

Kittitas County Community Health Improvement Plan 2013-2017 (PDF)
  • Published: December 2012
  • Tool: Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP)
  • Demographics: Rural; population ~40,000; 85% white/non-Hispanic; 8% Hispanic or Latino; 18% under age 18; 14% 65 years and older
  • Priorities: (1) Coordination and communication among public health partners; (2) Health care quality and affordability; (3) Access to preventive care and support healthy behaviors