Public Involvement in Community Health Improvement
Published in: NCI Cross-Disciplinary Public Involvement Report (Portland, Oregon: National Charrette Institute, 2004), p. 33-37
Posted on RAND.org on January 01, 2004
The author discusses the health assessment activities that are part of a Community Health Improvement Processs (CHIP) problem identification and prioritization cycle. This profile provides background information that could help a community identify issues that need more focused attention and put other health data into context.
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