Year: 2011
Funding: NNPHI PHS2 Award
Status: Completed
Overview
This study examines a natural intervention in the state of Colorado in which core public health services were promulgated into rule in October 2011. The study will use existing baseline and secondary data as pre-implementation parameters for study. Follow-up data collection will take place 21 months after the baseline data was collected to measure change over time. Using longitudinal, pre-post study design we will look at agency level changes in core service provisions among all local public health agencies in Colorado. In addition to agency level changes we will also measure possible changes in health outcomes based on indicators related to core services.
Presentations
- Measuring public health services: The impact of a Colorado ruling on minimum core services. (APHA November 2013)
- Implementing the Minimum Package of Public Health Services: Preliminary findings in the Core Services Research Project in Colorado. (Public Health PBRN Monthy Virtual Meeting September 2013)
- Implementation of Core Public Health Services in Local Public Health Agencies Across Colorado. Public Health (Public Health in the Rockies Conference September 2013)
Contacts
Emily Burns & Lisa Van Raemdonck
Colorado Association of Local Public Health Officials