NHSPI_measure_metadata: 32
Data provided by Big Local News.
Data from the National Health Security Preparedness Index.
The overall index is useful for examining a state’s readiness in dealing with any number of issues. There also are specific metrics that directly relate to states’ abilities to respond to the Coronavirus pandemic. With that in mind, we have pulled out and processed key metrics -- from preparedness for surge testing to evaluating how many people in each state have access to paid time off. Our goal is to make it easier for journalists to access and analyze for their reporting. For more information, please start with the NHSPI_READ_ME file. Questions? Contact biglocalnews@stanford.edu.
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42.0 |
Index |
2.1.2 |
2.0 |
CPE |
Community Planning & Engagement Coordination |
3.0 |
CSCC |
Cross-Sector / Community Collaboration |
The coordination necessary to engage community-based organizations and social networks through collaboration among agencies primarily responsible for providing direct health-related services; partners include public health, healthcare, business, education, and emergency management in addition to federal and nonfederal entities necessary to facilitate an effective and efficient return to routine delivery of services. |
M87 |
State health department is accredited by the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) |
The measure indicates state health department conformance with national standards that support continuous improvements in the implementation of public health programs and policies. |
PHAB |
Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB), Health Departments in e-PHAB |
2013—2018 |
The measure does not reflect health departments that are in process of achieving accreditation. |