Community Health Assessments
Community Health Assessment and Improvement Toolkit
- About the Toolkit
- Getting Started
- Phase 1: Initiate Action
- Phase 2: Organize for Impact
- Phase 3: Sustain Action and Impact
More about Community Health Assessments
Trainings
- Introduction to Community Health Assessments in North Carolina
This module is an introduction to community health assessments and the process in North Carolina. (Source: NCIPH; Length: 25 minutes.) - Healthy North Carolina Objectives
This training describes the Healthy North Carolina 2020 objectives. (Source: Center for Healthy NC; Length: 25 minutes.)
Resources
Community Health Needs Assessment
- 101 Talking Points
- 101 Talking Points, editable, Microsoft Publisher format
- Community Health Improvement Process (Healthy! Capital Counties, MI)
North Carolina Resources on Community Health Assessment
- Community Health Assessment (NC Division of Public Health)
- Community Health Assessment Guidebook (NC DPH)
- Community Health Assessment Appendices (NC DPH)
- Changes in Community Health Assessment Process in North Carolina, 2014 (NC DPH)
- CHA Related Accreditation Benchmarks for Local Health Departments (NC DPH)
- Comparison of the ACA Hospital Requirements, Accreditation and CHA Process (NC DPH)
Community Benefit Requirements for Non-Profit Hospitals
- Affordable Care Act Requirements for 501(c)(3) Hospitals (IRS)
- Proposed IRS Procedures for Tax-Exempt Hospitals to Correct and Disclose Failures to Meet Their Community Benefit Obligations Under the IRS (Health Reform GPS)
- Policy Guidance: Achieving the Community Health Needs Assessment Requirement for Tax-Exempt Community Hospitals in North Carolina (NC DPH)
- Aligning Local Health Department CHAs and Community Benefit Requirements for Hospitals (NACCHO)
- Partnerships for Community Health Improvement (Robert Wood Johnson)
- Example Crosswalk of CHNA Requirements for Public Health, Hospitals and Other Partners, Word file (Wake County, NC)
Collective Action Framework
- Making Collective Impact Work (Stanford Social Innovation Review)
- Collective Impact Forum Library (Community Commons)
