The process of assessing and understanding the health needs and resources of a given community or population, and creating a plan to address them.
Epidemiology: The study of disease patterns, causes, and risk factors in populations.
Biostatistics: The application of statistics to biological and medical data.
Social and Behavioral Science: The study of human behavior and its impact on health.
Environmental Health: The study of the physical, chemical, and biological factors that affect human health and the environment.
Health Promotion and Education: The development of health programs and communication strategies to improve health outcomes in populations.
Health Policy: The study of policies and regulations that impact the delivery of health care services to populations.
Health Care Systems: The organization and delivery of health care services to populations.
Health Disparities and Inequities: The unequal distribution of health care services and outcomes among different population groups.
Data Collection and Analysis: The process of collecting and analyzing data to inform health assessments and planning efforts.
Community Engagement: The process of involving community members and stakeholders in the community health assessment and planning process.
Needs Assessment: It is an evaluation of the requirements and priorities of the community to identify the areas of improvement.
Asset Mapping: It is a critical evaluation of the community's assets and resources to facilitate effective planning and implementation of public health programs.
Health Impact Assessment: It is a process that evaluates the potential health impacts of any proposed policy, program, or project on the community.
Community Health Profile: It is a comprehensive report that provides an overview of the health status, needs, and resources of a particular community.
Rapid Assessment: A quick, informal evaluation of a specific health issue or problem in a community.
Community Engagement: The process of involving the community in the planning and implementation of health programs and policies.
Quality Improvement: A continuous process of improving the quality of public health programs and services using data-driven methods.
Evaluation: Assessment of the effectiveness and impact of a public health program.
Strategic Planning: An ongoing process that involves setting goals, identifying resources, and implementing actions to achieve public health outcomes.
Risk Assessment: A comprehensive evaluation of potential risks to public health, including environmental, economic, and social factors.