Comm Readiness Self Assessment

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Quality Community Prevention Self-Assessment Geographic Location

Completed by Skills/capacity Assessment: Rate your organization's or partnership's ability to:

Date Circle One: Level of Capacity/skill (1=Low, 5=High)

Comprehensive approach Engage in activities at all six levels of the Spectrum of Prevention1

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Identify potential policy/organizational practice objectives

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Assess potential partners and opposition and understand political feasibility of initiatives

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Maintain productive formal and informal relationships with leaders from health and other sectors

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Form/lead a coalition

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Assess community priorities

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Implement substantive community engagement

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Cultivate strong ties to communities that are marginalized based on factors such as race, ethnicity, economic status, sexual orientation, gender, age, immigration status, or geographic location.

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Make the case for policy and environmental change

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Marshall evidence and data to support initiatives

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Enact model organizational practices

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Mobilize patient population for community advocacy

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Monitor and use patient health data to analyze community health trends and needs

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Collaboration

Leadership

Connect clinical and community activity

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Six levels of the Spectrum of Prevention include: Influencing policy and legislation; Changing organizational practices; Fostering coalitions and networks; Educating providers; Promoting community education; and Strengthening individual knowledge and skills.


Project Assessment

What successes have you achieved?

What do you consider the greatest challenges moving forward?

Which of the following training sessions would you be most interested in? (circle up to 3) The How and Why of Policy

Making the Case: communicating prevention

Comprehensive strategy development

8 Steps to Effective Coalition Building

Building multi-field partnerships

Emerging strategies to improve health food & activity environments

Emerging strategies to prevent violence

Assessing community health factors

8 steps to a community-centered health home

Other trainings that would be useful:


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