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What is the CNA and how often is it done? The Community Needs Assessment (CNA) is an in-depth study of the greater Sacramento region that identifies health priorities, health disparities and barriers to health care for vulnerable and underserved populations. Read more
The region's not-for-profit hospitals collaborate on the development of the CNA every three years. CNA findings provide valuable information used by the hospitals for planning and designing their community benefit health programs and services.
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Where does the data come from? Both qualitative and quantitative data was collected for the 2010 CNA. The main sources of quantitative data were: Read more
Ca. Dept. of Public Health, GeoLytics, OSHPD, Thomson Reuters, and the U.S. Census. Qualitative data was gathered for the four counties assessed through a number of key informant interviews with public health personnel and twelve focus groups and one-on-one conversations with un- and under-insured individuals who shared their stories of the health issues they face and barriers to accessing health care. Hide
How is the CNA utilized by the health care systems? The CNA assists health care systems in developing community benefit programs and services that support those who need them most.
How can you utilize the CNA? The Healthy Living Map website was created in order to make health indicator data readily accessible to the communities we serve. Read more
The 2010 CNA presents an overview of the assessment done in western El Dorado, south Placer, Sacramento, and Yolo Counties and serves as a launching point to explore more detailed data within the Healthy Living Map website. Hide
What is the CHVI? The Community Health Vulnerability Index (CHVI) is a composite indicator representing socio-economic barriers to health access for communities. Read more
It was created by scaling nine variables obtained from Thompson Reuters from 0 to 1. These were summed with equal weights and then ranked. A higher number ranking (in a total of 105) reflects those areas with the least modeled barriers, or less vulnerability. A lower number ranking indicates the areas with more modeled barriers, or higher vulnerability. Hide
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Welcome!
The Healthy Living Map website is a product of the Community Needs Assessment (CNA), a collaborative project between Catholic Healthcare West member-hospitals (including Mercy), Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region, and UC Davis Health System. The website houses health data at the zip code level in western El Dorado, south Placer, Sacramento, and Yolo Counties. Learn more |
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Click here for a tutorial on the Healthy Living Map |
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Disclaimer: The four not-for-profit health systems (i.e. (i.e. Catholic Healthcare West member-hospitals (including Mercy), Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region, and UC Davis Health System) provide this site as a service to our community partners and the general public. In preparation of this site, every effort has been made to offer the most current, correct, and clearly expressed information possible. Nevertheless, inadvertent errors in information may occur and information may become dated. In particular but without limiting anything stated herein, the four not-for-profit health systems do not represent that the information selected for these pages is accurate, verified, current, comprehensive, or complete. For this reason, you should neither rely nor act upon any of the information contained in these pages and, if you do so, it will entirely be at your own risk. If misleading, inaccurate or inappropriate information is brought to our attention, a reasonable effort will be made to fix or remove it. Please contact the webmaster at info@healthylivingmap.com with any concerns.
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