The Data and Evaluation Tools page provides key insights into health trends and outcomes across Washington, DC. Here, you’ll find reports and research to help guide policy, programming, and community initiatives. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, policymaker, or community advocate, these resources empower you with the data needed to support informed decision-making and improve well-being citywide.
Enhance your program's impact with data-driven insights and proven evaluation tools.
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Structural Vulnerability Index: Understand and address systemic barriers affecting your community.
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AHL Project Data: Leverage comprehensive data from the Advancing Health Literacy (AHL) Project to inform your strategies.
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Evaluation and Assessment Tools from Howard: Access cutting-edge resources developed by experts at Howard University to measure and improve program outcomes.
Empower your initiatives with these valuable resources designed to foster informed decision-making and drive meaningful change.
Organizational Health Literacy Assessment: This is a tool you can use with staff to assess health literacy at your organization. Results of the assessment can help identify gaps and barriers, improve communication and engagement, enhance health outcomes, and improve organizational efficiency. By conducting an organizational health literacy assessment, you can take a proactive approach to improving health communication, enhancing patient care, and ultimately improving health outcomes for individuals and communities.
Brief Client Resident Feedback Form: This is an evaluation tool to be used with the communities your organization serves to evaluate how the impact of a program. Results can be used to:
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Identify Strengths and Weaknesses: Feedback highlights what's working well and areas where improvements are needed.
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Tailor Services: Analyzing feedback helps understand client/resident preferences and expectations. This information can be used to customize services and improve the overall client experience.
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Proactive Problem-Solving: By identifying recurring issues, your organization can proactively address potential problems before they escalate, minimizing negative impacts.
By effectively evaluating client and resident feedback, your organization can create a more positive and fulfilling experience for your clients/residents, improve their services, and enhance your overall organizational performance. You can also use the data from the feedback form to inform strategic decisions, resource allocation, and future grant or partnership opportunities.