Reports North Shore Community Health Community Conversations Presentation 2024 North Shore Community Health Assessment (CHA) 2022-2026 Appendix A: Community Survey Materials Community Survey Questions Community Survey Results - Summary Tables Appendix B: Key Informant Interview Materials Key Informant Interview Questions North Shore Health Department Monthly Reports - The goal of these monthly reports is to showcase the work being done at the North Shore Health Department and to increase transparency with community leaders, partners, elected officials, and the public. 2024 Monthly Reports October 2024 Monthly Report September 2024 Monthly Report August 2024 Monthly Report July 2024 Monthly Report June 2024 Monthly Report May 2024 Monthly Report April 2024 Monthly Report March 2024 Monthly Report February 2024 Monthly Report January 2024 Monthly Report 2023 Monthly Reports December 2023 Monthly Report November 2023 Monthly Report September-October 2023 Monthly Report August 2023 Monthly Report July 2023 Monthly Report May-June 2023 Monthly Report April 2023 Monthly Report March 2023 Monthly Report February 2023 Monthly Report January 2023 Monthly Report 2022 Monthly Reports December 2022 Monthly Report November 2022 Monthly Report October 2022 Monthly Report September 2022 Monthly Report August 2022 Monthly Report July 2022 Monthly Report June 2022 Monthly Report May 2022 Monthly Report April 2022 Monthly Report North Shore Health Department Annual Reports The Annual Report provides an overview of the many programs and services that protect and promote the health and safety of North Shore residents. The Health Department’s scope extends from our daily work investigating communicable disease cases to our outreach in building partnerships with parents, providers, and schools that foster mental health and resiliency among our youth. 2023 Annual Report Past Annual Reports 2022 Annual Report 2021 Annual Report 2020 Annual Report 2019 Annual Report 2018 Annual Report 2017 Annual Report 2016 Annual Report North Shore Community Health Improvement Plan 2020-2024 The North Shore Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) identifies the health priorities of the North Shore Health Department and the seven communities in the North Shore. The current health priorities were identified through community listening sessions and by reviewing health data from various sources, including the bi-annual Community Health Survey. The health priorities for the 2020-2024 CHIP cycle are promoting mental and emotional well-being, preventing substance use/misuse, injury prevention, and promoting physical activity and nutrition. North Shore Health Department Strategic Plan 2016-2019 The North Shore Health Department’s strategic plan provides an ambitious roadmap for us to work towards excellence in public health. We look forward to the challenge of implementing this plan and impacting the health and quality of life of people who live, work, and visit the North Shore. Previous North Shore Community Health Assessment (CHA) 2017-2021 CHAs are a step in the community health improvement process, where health needs and issues are identified through systematic, comprehensive data collection and analysis. Next steps include determining health priorities in partnership with the community, and then developing policies and programs to address the identified needs. Previous North Shore Community Health Improvement Plan 2014-2019 The North Shore Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) identifies the health priorities of the North Shore Health Department and the seven communities in the North Shore. The current health priorities were identified through community listening sessions and by reviewing health data from various sources, including the bi-annual Community Health Survey. The health priorities for the 2014-2019 CHIP cycle are communicable disease prevention and control, chronic disease prevention and management, physical activity, and mental health. North Shore 2015 Community Health Survey The North Shore Community Health Survey provides data on behavioral data, lifestyle habits, and the prevalence of risk factors and disease conditions among North Shore residents. The survey and summary data are collected by JKV Research for Aurora Health Care, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Columbia St. Mary’s Health System, Froedtert Health and Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare. This work is done in partnership with the North Shore Health Department and the University of Wisconsin Center for Urban Population Health. Protect Our Children From Lead, A Pediatric Healthcare Providers Toolkit The North Shore Health Department Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Toolkit for Providers was created for healthcare professionals as a reference guide for wellness care and prevention for infants and children who may be at risk for lead exposure. Lead Levels in Children Fact Sheet What You Should Know What You Can Do