Year: 2011
Funding: Research Implementation Award (RIA)
Status: Completed
Overview
The Wisconsin PBRN’s study developed, tested, and validated an instrument for measuring the quality of community health improvement planning and implementation processes (CHIPP) facilitated by local public health agencies across the state. Moving beyond the mere description of CHIPP components, a valid measurement tool for CHIPP quality was implemented with local public health agencies across Wisconsin. Measures were collected and used in a comparative analysis of factors that influence the quality and comprehensiveness of CHIPP practices, and factors that influence the degree of success in moving from assessment to implementation actions.
Tools
Community Health Improvement Plans and Processes: Quality Measurement Tool
Presentations
- An Analysis of the Quality of Wisconsin's Community Health Improvement Plans and Processes (WI Health Improvement & Research Partnerships Forum, September 2011)
- Research in Action! Wisconsin Public Health PBRN (Community Engagement in Research, June 2012)
- An Analysis of the Quality of Wisconsin's Community Health Improvement Plans and Processes (COPPHI, June 2012)
- An Analysis of the Quality of Wisconsin's Community Health Improvement Plans and Processes (Keeneland Conference, 2013)
- The Quality of Wisconsin's CHA's and CHIP's; Where We've Been and Where We're Going (WPHA/WALHDAB, May 2013)
- The Quality of Wisconsin's CHA's and CHIP's; Where We've Been and Where We're Going (PBRN Monthly Virtual Webinar, June 2013)
- Community Health Improvement Processes for the Future: Bringing Research and Practice Together (NACCHO, July 2013)
Research Areas
Contact Us
PI: Julie Willems Van Dijk, Ph.D., M.S.N.
willemsvandi@wisc.edu
Co-PI: Bridget Booske, Ph.D., M.H.S.A.
bbooske@wisc.edu