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Community health report cards Results of a national survey

American Journal of Preventive MedicinePublished 1 July 1999
Jonathan E. Fielding
Citations35
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score2.08
SNIP1.50

TL;DR

There is need for infrastructure, technical assistance, and improved, easy-to-use tools to facilitate the report card development process and the sharing of expertise and experience among involved communities.

Abstract

There is need for infrastructure, technical assistance, and improved, easy-to-use tools to facilitate the report card development process and the sharing of expertise and experience among involved communities. Greater systematization of the process would enhance the reasonableness and sustainability of the effort. Broad community involvement, including support of the local health department, other community agencies, as well as the local business community, may be key to their success.

Keywords

Health Professions