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Shared Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) Creating The Story About Our Data Hancock County Fall 2015/Spring 2016.

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1 Shared Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) Creating The Story About Our Data Hancock County Fall 2015/Spring 2016

2 Maine SHNAPP Funders

3 4 Phases of the SHNAPP Process Data Collection & Analysis Needs Assessment Reporting Community Engagement Health Improvement Plans

4 Data Included in the Shared CHNA Reports

5 Setting the Stage for Our Story Shared CHNA data tell a story Data interpretation Your role in the story Pulling it all together

6 The Script

7 Interpretation – Things to Consider

8 Obesity 100 people

9 Interpretation – Things to Consider Infant Death 1,000 infants

10 Interpretation – Things to Consider Deaths due to Diabetes 100,000 people

11 Our Task Today….

12 Top health issues for Hancock County Stakeholder Survey – Total 1,639 surveys; Hancock County 81 surveys Source: Maine SHNAPP Stakeholder Survey, 2015

13 Top issues affecting where we live, work, learn & play in Hancock County Stakeholder Survey – Total 1,639 surveys; Hancock County 81 surveys Source: Maine SHNAPP Stakeholder Survey, 2015

14 Obesity Hancock County Source: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), 2013 Hancock 30% Maine 29% Percentage of Obese Adults by County

15 Obesity Hancock County Source for Acute myocardial infarction hospitalizations per 10,000 population: MHDO, 2011 Source for Stroke hospitalizations per 10,000 population: MHDO, 2011 Source for Diabetes hospitalizations per 10,000 population: MHDO, 2011

16 2 Minute Data Review

17 Drug & Alcohol Abuse Hancock County Per 100,000 population Maine Shared Health Needs Assessment, 2015 Substance Abuse Hospitalizations by County Hancock 184 per 100,000 Maine 328 per 100,000 Source: Maine Health Data Organization, 2011

18 Drug & Alcohol Abuse Hancock County Source: Maine Health Data Organization, 2011

19 Drug & Alcohol Abuse Hancock County Source: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), 2013

20 2 Minute Data Review

21 Diabetes Hancock County Source for Diabetes prevalence (ever been told): Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), 2013 Source for Pre-diabetes prevalence : Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), 2013

22 Diabetes Hancock County Source: Maine CDC Vital Records, 2013

23 2 Minute Data Review

24 [Date] Community Forum Panel Discussion Name panelists here

25 [Date] Community Forum Session TopicLocation ObesityInsert location Drug & Alcohol AbuseInsert location DiabetesInsert location

26 Shared CHNA Contacts Maine CDC District LiaisonSHNAPP Hospital Representative Name: Al MayName: Nicole Hammar PhonePhone: 973-7245 EmailEmail: nhammar@emhs.org Additional SHNAPP Contacts NamePhoneEmail Shared CHNA Reports: www.maine.gov/SHNAPP/www.maine.gov/SHNAPP/

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