Community health scorecard

Community health plans are living documents.
Browse through this list of active CHIPs to see how local/tribal health departments align with the HNC 2030 indicators.
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It enables community members, health providers, and government officials to work together to identify and overcome health coverage quality and equity obstacles.
The approach is simple, can be adapted for varied contexts, and can systematically pinpoint and address the specific challenges women face in health services.

Quality of care community scorecards are participatory tools used to:

CARE’s Community Score Card© (CSC) is a citizen-driven accountability approach for the assessment, planning, monitoring, and evaluation of public services.
It enables community members, health providers, and government officials to work together to identify and overcome health coverage quality and equity obstacles.

Introduction The community score card (CSC) is a participatory monitoring and evaluation tool that has been employed to strengthen the mutual accountability of health system and community actors

In this paper we describe the influence of the CSC on selected maternal and newborn service delivery and utilization indicators

Quality of care community scorecards are participatory tools used to: collect feedback from community members to assess the quality of care Each community scorecard is made up of several indicators used to assess the quality of health services offered at the local health facility or catchment area

CARE’s Community Score Card© (CSC) is a citizen-driven accountability approach for the assessment, planning, monitoring, and evaluation of public services

It enables community members, health providers, and government officials to work together to identify and overcome health coverage quality and equity obstacles