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Visioning & Values

MAPP Process 2017 Amy Fuller, Assessment Coordinator

What is a “Vision Statement”?

Why is it important?

Questions to ponder…

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MAPP 2017: Vision & Values Survey Results

Thursday, July 27, 2017

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Date Created: Wednesday, July 05, 2017

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Total Responses Complete Responses: 18

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Q1:What do you like about the Vision statement? What don't you like?

Answered: 18 Skipped: 0

Things we liked…

• Broad
• Comprehensive
• Easy to remember
• Defined goals
• Contemporary and

humanitarian in scope

• Big ideas to shoot for,

aspirational

• Inclusive
• Ongoing in development
• Will always be relevant

Thinks we didn’t like…

• A bit vague
• Strays away from focus of improved

health

• The word “compassionate”
• Included things that are measurable,
• thers are not (safety vs. compassion)
• “essential needs met” should be

minimum requirement, feels like a starting point instead of a baseline

• May be too wordy
• Nothing about sustainability or

healthy policies

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Q2: Do you feel this statement would be relevant to today's Kittitas County?

Answered: 18 Skipped: 0

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Q3: What do you like about the values?

Answered: 15 Skipped: 3

• Easy to understand language
• Covers broad range of social determinants
• Specific to the needs of our community
• Expands beyond basic health
• Great goals to strive towards

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Q4: Is there anything missing from the values? Is there anything you feel shouldn't be there?

Answered: 15 Skipped: 3

What’s missing:

• Mental health or substance

abuse

• Resiliency component
• Sustainability/public health

policy

• Clarification between built

and natural environment

• Equitable delivery of

healthcare

• Spirituality
• Dignity

What seems out of place…

• The ability to contribute

positively to society

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Q5:Do you have any other feedback about the 2012 Vision and Values?

Answered: 11 Skipped: 7

• Seek input from the community
• Don’t spend too much time on this

and get on with the real work

• Look a other samples from other

cities

• Make sure values are measurable
• Educate public on healthcare

delivery models, policy and health insurance concepts

Group Exercise: Vision

Group Exercise: Values

As a group, choose community values that can have measurable topics… For example: Healthy moms and babies. Possible measurable outcomes?

• Birth weights
• WIC participants
• Immunization rates in children 0-5
• Dental caries in children 0-5
• Childcare facilities that adhere to best practices

MAPP Task Forces

Evaluation Committee Communication Committee Community Themes & Strengths Committee Local Public Health System Committee Community Health Status Committee Forces of Change Committee

Oversight: Amy Fuller Oversight: Robin Read Oversight: Robin Read Oversight: Amy Fuller Oversight: Amy Fuller Oversight: Robin Read Facilitator: Ann Riley (KCCN) Facilitator: Adrienne Jensen (Hopesource) Facilitator: Tristen Lamb (KCPHD) Facilitator: Tishra Beeson (CWU) Facilitator: Amy Diaz (KVH) Facilitator: Jennifer Wilson (CHCW) Participants: 1. Tristen Lamb 2. Becky Pearson Participants: 1. Jim Armstrong 2. Kasey Knutson 3. Ann Riley 4. David Hurn Participants: 1. Tishra Beeson 2. Dawn Brumfield 3. David Hurn 4. Harry Kramer (or Greg Aubol) 5. Becky Pearson 6. John Raymond 7. Ann Riley 8. Lucy Temple 9. Jennifer Wilson Participants: 1. Steve Chrisman 2. Kevin Martin 3. Laura Osiadacz 4. Kevin Walsh 5. Dede Utley 6. Keith Monosky Participants: 1. Pat Gigstead 2. Jill Hoxmeier 3. Andrew Lyons 4. Lisa Martin 5. Audi Martinez Participants: 1. Jim Armstrong 2. Emily Brown, 3. Dawn Brumfield 4. Rich Elliot, 5. Deb Gauck 6. Adrienne Jensen 7. John Littel 8. Teague McKamey 9. John Raymond

• 10. Kevin Walsh

Questions?

• Next meeting: 8/24/17 11 AM – 1 PM @ KVFR
• See Amy after for any issues or concerns