Let's improve the health of our community together. RWJBarnabas Health, its hospitals, affiliates, and community partners are conducting a Community Health Resident Survey; YOUR INPUT can help shape future programs and services. The survey is available in 8 languages and will only take about 15 minutes to complete: https://bit.ly/rwjb24 #LetsBeHealthyTogether
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Consider completing the Maine Community Health Needs assessment. These results help to guide public health interventions and policy.
We need your help! Take our Community Survey and help us better understand the health and well-being needs of Maine people and communities. https://ow.ly/r4v650SicGn
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Take a few minutes and participate in this important survey!
Good morning #AlabamaNonprofits! If you have ten minutes this week, please consider participating in the following survey from Alabama Department of Public Health (https://lnkd.in/gQZGqDSK). ADPH seeks to partner with its community network to understand more about Alabama's perception of health. The Community Health Improvement Survey asks participants about their community and areas to address health concerns. This initiative helps ADPH write its State Health Assessment and deliver services better to low resource areas across the state. English survey: https://lnkd.in/g2GYvEcM Spanish survey: https://lnkd.in/gbWWqK4Q
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Your voice matters in shaping the future of our community's health & well-being! Take this short Community Health Survey to share what you want and need to be healthy. Let's make our community healthier, together! surveymonkey.com/r/mp24
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Your community is where you live, learn, work, worship, and play. You have an important perspective on the needs in your community, and, for those in our St. Louis market, our colleagues at the St. Louis region hospital systems would like to learn from you. The systems represented below are working together to learn from community members to identify the top health concerns, to determine priorities regarding health-related needs, and to develop solutions designed for St. Louisans. The survey will take about 5 minutes. All responses are confidential and anonymous. You will not be asked for your name, and only combined results will be shared. To access the survey, please click the link below or scan the QR code. https://lnkd.in/gKuJbvKX
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“Community Health Workers are there before the issue comes.” Learn about the benefits of hiring a Community Health Worker from some community agencies. And visit https://lnkd.in/eWYM3tHY to find out more about the impact CHWs make on our communities.
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How can Community Health Workers help your organization?
“Community Health Workers are there before the issue comes.” Learn about the benefits of hiring a Community Health Worker from some community agencies. And visit https://lnkd.in/eWYM3tHY to find out more about the impact CHWs make on our communities.
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Social determinants of stress affect everyone's health, but the impact is not equal. Taking this survey--and sharing it with diverse networks--is an opportunity for more equitable healthcare resources.
Community Health Equity Survey (CHES) is now live - spread the word! DPH created the CHES survey to collect information directly from key stakeholders and community members that will be used to help communities improve conditions that impact health, particularly those most impacted by health inequities. DPH will use survey data to allocate funding, improve programming, and develop policies that address health inequities. Spread the word to older adults in your community to take the survey. https://lnkd.in/eBW65J8H #Massachusetts
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Want to tell MA-DPH how to better meet the health needs of your community? Take the Community Health Equity Survey: Mass.gov/HealthSurvey The CHES was formerly known as the COVID-19 Community Impact Survey (CCIS). Like the CCIS, DPH will share data so we can use it locally as well!
Spread the word! 📣 Want to tell DPH how to better meet the health needs of your community? Take the Community Health Equity Survey: Mass.gov/HealthSurvey. We will use survey results to improve our programs, make decisions about funding and resources, and support policies to improve health inequities.
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Take the Community Health Equity Survey 👉🏾https://lnkd.in/eQwDHGhW The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) is committed to better serving communities that experience barriers to health. The Community Health Equity Survey was developed in collaboration with community members and partners across the state and reflects the priorities and experiences of Massachusetts residents. The information you share will help DPH and community partners determine how best to allocate funding, improve programming, and develop policies to address health inequities. Who should take this survey? This survey is intended for anyone over the age of 14 who lives in Massachusetts. DPH specifically seeks to hear from communities who have been impacted by health inequities. How to take the survey: You can take the survey online with a computer, phone or tablet. It will take around 15-30 minutes to complete. You can choose to complete the survey in Arabic, Cape Verdean Creole, Chinese (simplified or traditional), English, Haitian Creole, Khmer, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Those who are deaf or hard of hearing can also take the survey in American Sign Language later this summer. All survey responses are anonymous and cannot be traced back to you. (Please feel free to share as well). Take the survey: mass.gov/healthsurvey
Take the Community Health Equity Survey
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📽️ Watch Haja Ramatulai Wurie, PhD🇸🇱 speak on a #PAR study to provide insights into current community engagement strategies responding to public health emergencies in #SierraLeone. See ReBUILD for Resilience https://buff.ly/3OUfALZ
Community leaders' engagement to prepare and respond to shocks, increase inclusivity, accountability and trust, and support health system resilience - Rebuild Consortium
