Reports and Resources
Lane County's Community Health Assessment (CHA) and Community Health Plan (CHP) reports and additional resources are available for the community to use to inform local health efforts.
Introducing the CHA & CHP
The CHA uses a strategic framework for prioritizing community health issues and developing strategies to improve health outcomes. CHA results are used to develop a CHP, which outlines a five-year strategic effort for addressing priority health issues in Lane County's communities.
The current CHP includes the following action-orientated goals:
The current CHP includes the following action-orientated goals:
- increase economic and social opportunities,
- increase health behaviors to improve health and well-being, and
- strengthen cross-sector collaborations.
This work is implemented in collaboration with Lane County, United Way, PeaceHealth, Trillium, Live Healthy Lane partners, and YOU to help improve health for all who live, learn, work, and play in Lane County. Together we can do more than each of us can do alone.
2018-19 CHA Full Reports
The 2018-19 CHA will inform Lane County's 2020-24 Community Health Plan (CHP), formerly known as the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP).
Care Integration Assessment (CIA) - Pilot
- What: explores potential opportunities and threats to system/service integration, as required by House Bill 2675
- Who: Oregon Health Authority (OHA), Trillium Community Advisory Council (CAC), Live Healthy Lane partners, and county-wide agency members
Forces of Change Assessment (FOCA)
- What: explores positive and negative forces predicted to influence health and health systems in the next five years
- Who: systems-level representatives in Lane County
Local Public Health Systems Assessment (LPHSA)
- What: explores organizational contributions to public health, interconnectedness of activities, and how the public health system can be strengthened
- Who: systems-level representatives in Lane County
Community Themes & Strengths Assessment (CTSA)
- What: explores quality of life and well-being of the community by directly engaging community. The 2018-19 assessment asked: 1) Do the 2015 health issues continue to be a priority? 2) Do these priorities resonate with underrepresented populations?
- Who: community
Community Health Status Assessment (CHSA)
Community Health Status Assessment Overview
View this assessment’s data on Tableau (also see a snapshot of the data in the CHSA Summary). The data in Tableau have been separated into several sections so you can find the information you are looking for more easily:
About Lane County
- What: explores the overall health of our community by examining publicly available datasets
- Who: Lane County residents
Community Health Status Assessment Overview
View this assessment’s data on Tableau (also see a snapshot of the data in the CHSA Summary). The data in Tableau have been separated into several sections so you can find the information you are looking for more easily:
About Lane County
- includes demographics and information about our environment
- includes socioeconomic data, information about community vitality, and health system statistics
- includes information about health behaviors like rates of tobacco use; births and birth outcomes; behavioral health statistics; infectious and chronic disease rates; and causes of death in Lane County
2016-19 Live Healthy Lane Reports
2016-19 Info-graphics & Fact Sheets
Live Healthy Lane: Working together to create a caring community where all people can live a healthy life.
Compassion - Equity - Inclusion - Collaboration
Compassion - Equity - Inclusion - Collaboration