Community Health Assessment (CHA)
Developing Insight Using Narrative and Numbers
The CHA process is a best practice that Jefferson County engages in every 4-5 years to document community member insights, and to scan comparisons between state and county data to identify anomalies between our rural county and Washington State. Together the qualitative and quantitative data can highlight red flags, opportunities and progress. These results are brought forward as one piece that will inform Jefferson County's 2022 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) update effort.
Related Documents
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2019 CHA Summary Report (updated 11/4/2019)
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2014 CHIP Metric w/ 2019 Update
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2019 CHA Survey Report
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2019 CHA Qualitative Report
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2019 CHA Quantitative Report
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10/25/2019 Presentation to the Prioritization Process Team - by Siri Kushner, KPHD
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10/30/2019 Presentation: 2019 CHIP Priority / CHA Metrics - by Siri Kushner, KPHD
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9/30/2019 Presentation to Joint Board: Early Draft Overview of Community Health Assessment by Siri Kushner, KPHD
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10/7/2019: CHA-related Press Release
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Quick-View: CHA Youth Data Summary
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12/10/2019 Presentation to Chimacum School Board
Community Conversations
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Port Townsend
Cotton Building, 607 Water Street
Wednesday, 11/20/2019, 1:00pm – 2:30 pm
Meeting Agenda
CHIP Presentation: Summary Findings
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Jefferson County Library
620 Cedar Avenue, Port Hadlock
Thursday, 11/21/19. 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
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Quilcene Community Center
294952 US 101
Wednesday, 12/4/2019, 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
A 2019 Community Health Assessment (CHA) was conducted in Jefferson County. Qualitative input was gathered from the community through Community Forums and Conversations and Key Informant interviews. The quantitative data on specific measures was sourced from various existing data resources and a community survey.