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Table of Contents
Community Assessment
Chapter 3.
Section 16.
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Section 1.
Developing a Plan for Assessing Local Needs and Resources
Section 2.
Understanding and Describing the Community
Section 3.
Conducting Public Forums and Listening Sessions
Section 4.
Collecting Information about the Problem
Section 5.
Analyzing Community Problems
Section 6.
Conducting Focus Groups
Section 7.
Conducting Needs Assessment Surveys
Section 8.
Identifying Community Assets and Resources
Section 9.
Developing Baseline Measures
Section 10.
Conducting Concerns Surveys
Section 11.
Determining Service Utilization
Section 12.
Conducting Interviews
Section 13.
Conducting Surveys
Section 14.
SWOT Analysis: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats
Section 15.
Qualitative Methods to Assess Community Issues
Section 16.
Geographic Information Systems: Tools for Community Mapping
Section 17.
Leading a Community Dialogue on Building a Healthy Community
Section 18.
Creating and Using Community Report Cards
Section 19.
Using Public Records and Archival Data
Section 20.
Implementing Photovoice in Your Community
Section 21.
Windshield and Walking Surveys
Section 22.
Using Small Area Analysis to Uncover Disparities
Section 23.
Developing and Using Criteria and Processes to Set Priorities
Section 24.
Arranging Assessments That Span Jurisdictions
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