Community Assessment
Logic Model
Logic model for Florida's Community Health
Improvement Planning Initiative
Planning a course of action generally implies some sort of logic model.
A logic model serves as a process for planning to bridge the gap between
where you are and where you want to be. A logic model displays the
connections between resources, activities and outcomes. A logic
model is the first step in evaluation. It helps determine when and what to
evaluate so that evaluation resources are used effectively and
efficiently. Logic modeling is really a way of thinking.
|
Planned Work |
Intended Results |
|
Resources/Inputs |
Activities |
Outputs |
Outcomes |
Impact |
|
Data Resources |
Prepare public
health workforce |
Completion of
Florida COMPASS and resulting community health profile report for each
CHD |
Enhanced public
health workforce |
Improved health
outcomes |
|
Performance
Benchmarks/Standards |
Develop
statewide partnerships (LHCs, AHECs, RDSTF, etc.) |
Evidence of
action plan for addressing identified strategic issues at each CHD |
Institutionalization of Florida COMPASS |
Improved
community health status |
|
DOH Policy |
Activate/maintain communication channels with CHDs |
Public health
preparedness plans developed in collaboration with local public health
system |
Evidence-based
decision making |
Enhanced quality
of life |
|
Baseline
Inventory Results |
Support
performance of Florida COMPASS at CHDs |
|
Community
partnerships for public health action |
Supportive
public health policies |
|
Florida COMPASS
Tools |
|
|
|
|
Statewide
Advisory Group |
|
Financial
Resources |
|
Best Practice
Examples |
|
Mentors |
|
Technical
Assistance Resources |
|
Training
Curricula |
|
Resources needed
to operate program |
If
you have resources, then you can accomplish planned activities |
If
you accomplish
planned activities, then you will deliver service/product
intended |
If
you accomplish planned activities, then benefits accrue |
If
benefits accrue, then organizational, community or system
changes occur |
