Wednesday, April 29, 2015 9:30 AM – 1:45 PM
Mid-Ohio Foodbank
3960 Brookham Drive, Grove City, Ohio 43123
The Health Policy Institute of Ohio, the Ohio Department of Health, the Ohio Hospital Association and the Association of Ohio Health Commissioners hosted this forum to explore the role of hospitals and local health departments in population health planning through hospital Community Health Needs Assessments and Implementation Strategies (CHNA/IS) and local health department Community Health Assessments/Community Health Improvement Plans (CHAs/CHIPs). The event showcased examples from several hospitals and local health departments and identified opportunities for improvement and greater collaboration among partners.
Roundtable take-away results
Event program and agenda
Presentation slides (pdf)
- “Building shared ownership for community health improvement plans,” Kevin Barnett, Senior Investigator, Public Health Institute and Trinity Health System Board member
- “Findings from a review of Ohio hospital Community Health Needs Assessments/Implementation Strategies (CHNA/IS) and local health department (LHD) Community Health Assessments/Community Health Improvement Plans (CHA/CHIP),” Amy Bush Stevens, Director of Prevention and Public Health Policy, HPIO; Scott Frank, Director, Master of Public Health program, Case Western Reserve University;
Reem Aly, Director of Health Care Payment and Innovation Policy, HPIO - “Population health planning: A word from the Ohio Governor’s Office of Health Transformation,”
Greg Moody, Director, Office of Health Transformation - “Tools you can use: Overview of County Health Rankings and Roadmaps resources and how they can be used for CHNA/IS/CHA/CHIPs, including What Works for Health and community coaching,” Amy Bush Stevens, HPIO
