ODH Staff State Health Improvement Plan (SHIP) Prioritization Survey

Community conditions (social determinants of health)

Please keep the following criteria in mind when responding to these questions:

Connection to SHIP health outcome priorities: Extent to which the health factor contributes to Mental health and addiction, Chronic disease, Maternal and infant health outcomes
Ability to track progress: Measurable indicators are available to assess and report progress in a meaningful way on an annual basis at the state and local level
Nature of the problem: Magnitude, severity, disparities, U.S. comparison, trends [2019 SHA results]
Alignment: With local priorities [SHA regional forum/online survey results], MCH/MIECHV assessment, state agency plans and other initiatives
Potential for impact: Availability of evidence-based strategies, co-benefits, feasibility to address and state and/or local level

Question Title

* 1. During the June 4 meeting, participants discussed the fact that the Community Conditions sub-topics are all important and inter-related. Given this challenge, the group agreed to prioritize sub-topics that can be measured and impacted at the state and local level, and have alignment with other initiatives around the state. Sub-topics that are not prioritized can still be addressed during the strategy selection phase if they contribute to the prioritized outcomes.

Which of the following sub-topics do you think are most important to prioritize in the SHIP? SELECT NO MORE THAN 3.

Housing (including housing affordability and quality, evictions, homelessness, home ownership lead poisoning hazards)

Education (including preschool enrollment, kindergarten readiness, third grade reading, chronic absenteeism, educational attainment)

Violence and trauma (including Adverse Childhood Experiences, child abuse and neglect, violent crime, neighborhood safety, school safety)

Economic conditions (including poverty, income, unemployment, employment)

Family and social support/ family functioning (including parental stress/aggravation, family resilience)

Transportation (including car access, alternative commute modes, commute time (all modes), commute time via public transportation, lack of transportation as barrier to health care)

Food insecurity and healthy food access