• Healthy Archuleta Health Partner Survey

  • Overview:  Healthy Archuleta, in partnership with Archuleta County, are working to complete a community health assessment over the next three years. They are looking at two broad questions that will help capture people’s voices/experiences related to food and primary healthcare issues and opportunities in Archuleta County.

    1. How is our community experiencing preventative/primary health care access and utilization (coverage, timeliness, workforce, and service?)

    2. How is our community interacting with our community-based food system and what can be done to bolster our local system?

    As you go through this assessment we are interested in how community members access the preventative/primary care system and how the system interacts to get people what they need.  Primary care providers, mental health providers, dental providers, as well as supporting services in our community will all be asked similar sets of questions to help look at how the system interacts.

    Our Definition of Primary Care: Routine healthcare that includes screenings, check-ups, and patient counseling to prevent illness, disease, and other health problems as well as response to acute illnesses or to coordinate care among specialists

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    • Professional Relationships 

    • Please indicate the kinds of activities your organization has in relationship with the organizations on this list?

      The definitions of these categories are as follows:

      0. None (no interaction at all)

      1. Cooperative Activities: involves exchanging information, attending meetings together, and offering resources to partners. (Example: attend same conferences, joint meetings/case consultations about clients)

      2. Coordinated Activities: Include cooperative activities in addition to intentional efforts to enhance each other's capacity for the mutual benefit of programs. (Examples: joint trainings or data sharing agreements)

      3. Integrated Activities: In addition to cooperative and coordinated activities, this is the act of using commonalities to create a unified center of knowledge and programming that supports work in related content areas. (Example: Shared fund, space or staff)

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    • Please indicate the kinds of activities your organization has in relationship with the organizations on this list?

      The definitions of these categories are as follows:

      0. None (no interaction at all)

      1. Cooperative Activities: involves exchanging information, attending meetings together, and offering resources to partners. (Example: attend same conferences, joint meetings/case consultations about clients)

      2. Coordinated Activities: Include cooperative activities in addition to intentional efforts to enhance each other's capacity for the mutual benefit of programs. (Examples: joint trainings or data sharing agreements)

      3. Integrated Activities: In addition to cooperative and coordinated activities, this is the act of using commonalities to create a unified center of knowledge and programming that supports work in related content areas. (Example: Shared fund, space or staff)

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    • Community Services 
    • Rate the quality of services in Archuleta County: 
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    • What do you think is missing regarding food/nutrition security (Nutrition security means all people, at all times, have physical, social and economic access to sufficient, safe, and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life.) in Archuleta County?

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