Stakeholder Mapping

Use the data analysis from the previous two assessments to complete an initial content draft of your CHAP, including an executive summary identifying the key components of the CHAP development process and key results, your top three population health SMART goals, and corresponding proposed community intervention programs to meet those goals. Also identify and map the key stakeholders in the community, including government agencies, nonprofit organizations, health care providers, and community members to the potential interventions they may support.

Key components of value-based care include aligning economic incentives, implementing quality reporting measures, and promoting health care provider accountability. By incorporating these elements, health care organizations can create an environment that fosters collaboration, transparency, and a commitment to improving patient outcomes. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have developed tools like Care Compare to help consumers make informed decisions about their health care providers and facilities based on performance metrics and patient satisfaction scores.

In the context of community health assessment and planning, the adoption of value-based care models and a focus on outcomes measurement can significantly benefit the community’s overall health. By emphasizing patient-centered care and holding health care providers accountable for their performance, communities can ensure that their residents receive high-quality, cost-effective care that addresses their specific needs. The implementation of value-based care also encourages health care organizations to actively engage with community stakeholders, fostering collaboration and shared responsibility for improving community health outcomes.

In this assessment, you will use the data analysis from the previous two assessments to complete an initial content draft of your CHAP, including an executive summary identifying the key components of the CHAP development process and key results, your top three population health SMART goals, and corresponding proposed community intervention programs to meet those goals. You will also identify and map the key stakeholders in the community, including government agencies, nonprofit organizations, health care providers, and community members to the potential interventions they may provide support and resources to. This assessment will emphasize the importance of collaboration and partnership in addressing community health challenges.

In this assessment, you will use the data analysis from the previous two assessments to complete an initial content draft of your CHAP, including an executive summary identifying the key components of the CHAP development process and key results, your top three population health SMART goals, and corresponding proposed community intervention programs to meet those goals. You will also identify and map the key stakeholders in the community, including government agencies, nonprofit organizations, health care providers, and community members to the potential interventions they may provide support and resources to. This assessment will emphasize the importance of collaboration and partnership in addressing community health challenges.

Before you begin the assessment:

• Use the returned graded copy of Assessment 2 to populate your final course assessment, the final CHAP presentation.
• Note that you will have limited space in your final CHAP PowerPoint. Be sure your writing is clear, concise, and succinct in this assessment, so that it is easier to transition to a PowerPoint presentation for the final assessment.
• Review .
• You will use this provided template to complete your assessment.

Using , complete the following:

1. Provide a clear, concise purpose statement in alignment with population health for a CHAP.
2. Justify key stakeholders, comprehensive methods, and resources.

• Explain strategic collaboration and integration of stakeholders, methods, and resources.

1. Provide comprehensive demographic and health status indicators.

• Include insightful analysis and implications that enrich the community scope (profile).

1. Provide three clear SMART goals.

• Align SMART goals with the top three health priorities in the CHAP.

1. Propose three innovative, relevant, and feasible intervention programs.

• Align programs clearly to the top three health priorities in the CHAP.
• Describe comprehensive planning and robust evaluation measures.

1. Provide a clear, insightful conclusion and well-defined next steps.

• Identify specific timelines, measures of success, and accountability structures.

1. Apply proper APA formatting and citation style as required.