Community Health Assessments and Plans
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Improving health through community engagement
Conducting community health assessments (CHAs) and creating community health improvement plans (CHIPs) requires engagement with community partners — not only to meet accreditation requirements, but to drive improved public health outcomes.
As a public health department, when you have a streamlined way to show your community’s evolving needs and share progress made on your plan, you can meaningfully engage stakeholders in community health activities.
The Conduent HCI team and platform help public health departments meet key requirements for public health accreditation across CHA, CHIP, performance management and health equity.
An experienced partner for your CHA and CHIP
Community Health Assessments
Our HCI consulting team and technology platform help health departments conduct engaging community health assessments that tell their community’s story, meet accreditation requirements and lead to shared action. Watch the video to learn more.
Community Health Improvement Plans
Through MPH-level consulting and an advanced technology platform, we empower health departments to create clear and actionable plans that engage community partners to drive improved outcomes and advance health equity. Check out this video.
Key insights from our webinar
In our webinar, “CHAs and CHIPs that Build Partnerships and Community Engagement,” Conduent HCI public health experts deliver an information-packed session on how to create CHAs and CHIPs that:
- Advance health equity with insights on health and social determinants of health
- Strengthen community partnerships to advance shared action
- Meet standards from the Public Health Accreditation Board or other national frameworks
Engaging partners
Learn how to build meaningful partnerships for your CHA and CHIP process — including who to invite and ways to build trust.
Building shared spaces
Learn about what you should consider when creating an effective, collaborative CHA and CHIP with local health systems and partners.
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