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Hampton & Peninsula Community Health Improvement Plan — 2023–2028

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1.0 Introduction This report presents summary results of the action planning Report Outline process undertaken by the CHIP Workgroup with staff support from Hampton and Peninsula Health Districts and Community Health Solutions. 1.0 Introduction 1 1.1 Action Planning Focus 1  This Section (1.0) describes the action planning 1.2 Action Planning Process 2 aims and process. 2.0 Core Strategy Recommendation 3  Section 2.0 describes the rationale and components 2.1 Considerations for Choice-Making 3 of the recommended core strategy, which is focused 2.2 Driver Diagrams 4 on supporting collaborative action through virtual community collaboration hubs. 2.3 A ‘First Up Initiative’ Approach 5 First-Up Initiative: Collaborative Action 2.4 5 through Community Collaboration Hubs  Section 3.0 presents draft action plans for each of the four focus areas, including: firearm violence, 3.0 Year 1 Action Plans 8 heart disease, infant mortality, and substance use. Firearm Violence 9  Appendix A lists CHIP Workgroup members by Action Planning Group. Heart Disease 10 Infant Mortality 11  Appendix B provides an initial, provisional list of prospective community partners as identified by Substance Use 12 Action Planning Group members. Appendix A. CHIP Workgroup Members 13  Appendix C shows an initial set of ideas for regional Appendix B. Prospective Community Partners 14 collaboration as suggested by Action Planning Appendix C. Regional Collaboration Ideas 16 Group members. Appendix D. Driver Diagrams 17  Appendix D provides a set of driver diagrams for each of the four focus areas. 1.1 Action Planning Focus The CHIP Workgroup is focused on developing a series of Community Health Improvement Plans for each of four community health concerns:  Firearm Violence (indicator for measurement = firearm violence death rate)  Heart Disease (indicator for measurement = heart disease death rate)  Infant Mortality (indicator for measurement = infant mortality death rate)  Substance Use (indicator for measurement = drug overdose death rate) Members of the CHIP Workgroup are listed in Appendix A. 1
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