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COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT 4

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A windshield survey is an important technique for gathering information in a certain region (Villa Health, n.d.). Such surveys are essential because they allow observers to observe an area and evaluate unmet community needs. A windshield survey helps the health sector design and execute required measures to enhance healthcare for a particular popula- tion by promoting a knowledge of socioeconomic variables such as poverty levels, economic activities, and community dangers. Each community has its own characteristics and requirements. It may be difficult for practitioners to offer patient-centered treatment if they do not have a thorough knowledge of these specific requirements and their surround- ings. Windshield surveys, notwithstanding their advantages, are detrimental since they encourage hasty judgements based only on observation of an area without comprehending the underlying causes. It's possible that relying only on physical evaluations may provide the incorrect impression, making it impossible to start or execute a change. The purpose of this overview is to evaluate Jordan's city and its healthcare requirements. Jordan city is divided between urban and rural areas and has a population of around 6500 people

(Villa Health, n.d.). The delivery of healthcare in this city is influenced by several variables. St. Francis Health Center and Park Nicollet Health Services are Jordan's two health-

care institutions. St. Francis Health Center serves the city's residents with emergency, outpatient, and inpatient healthcare services (Villa Health, n.d.). The Oak Terrace Senior

Living Center is also located in this neighborhood and offers a variety of services, including independent, long-term, and memory care (Villa Health, n.d.). Jordan's capital also in- cludes a downtown area with marketplaces and stores. Sadly, none of the two healthcare facilities is close to the downtown area. Executive Summary

Jordan is a city in Scott County, in the United States of America. Non-Hispanic Whites, Hispanics, Native Hawaiians, African Americans, and Asians are among the city's many

ethnic groups. Obesity and diabetes are two of the most common healthcare issues in Jordan City. Despite this, the city is well-equipped with social amenities and services. Veteran's Park, for example, is home to the Jordan Community Education and Recreation Center. St. Francis Health Services and Oak Terrace Senior Living are two of the city's

health institutions. Inpatient, outpatient, and emergency treatment are all available at the health centers. Many religious organizations, such as Immanuel Methodist Church

and Hope Lutheran Church, may provide spiritual sustenance as well as supplementary alternative medicine via prayer. Furthermore, many families possess an average of two automobiles. As a consequence, public transportation use is restricted. This may explain the rise in lifestyle diseases like obesity. General Condition and Public Health Needs

Jordan city has a population of around 6 402 people. Non-Hispanic Whites, Hispanics, Native Hawaiians, African Americans, and Asians are among the population's ethnic

groups. Non-Hispanic Whites are the most common ethnicity (88.4%), while Asians are the least common ethnicity (0.74%). (US CENSUS BUREAU, 2019). According to the

study, there are many religious institutions, the majority of which are Christian denominations. Jordan also boasts a large number of public educational institutes. The residential sections are also well maintained, including numerous roads and avenues, despite the city's lack of designated communities. There are also many leisure amenities, including parks and other public places, such as libraries. The city's street signs have also been changed to reflect the current political and societal environment. The prevalence of vacant buildings, both downtown and in surrounding retail malls, is notable. Jordan City also has a number of important health facilities, such as St Francis Health Services. Further-

more, many individuals have excellent access to health care due to a high average income of $61,592 and a low poverty rate of 11.6 percent (US CENSU BUREAU, 2018). Nonethe- less, mental disorders, heart disease, diabetes, stroke, cancer, and obesity are all problems that people face (Severtson et al. 2016).

Environmental Analysis

The physical environment has a significant impact on a community's health. The socioeconomic position of the population, the built environment, the type and nature of jobs,

social support networks, the type and nature of vocations, neighborhoods, and access to care facilities are all factors that affect health (Artiga, 2018). The interaction of these vari- ables affects a population's health condition and susceptibility to disease. The majority of Jordan City residents have a high household income of $61,592 and a low poverty

rate of 11.6 percent (US CENSU BUREAU, 2018).

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As a result of their high household income, the majority of the population can afford most health-care services. This involves early disease identification, treatment, and man-

agement. Furthermore, the majority of residents in the city are covered by health insurance. In particular, an average of 1667 individuals see primary care doctors each year, whereas 2477 people see dentists each year. Furthermore, 1088 individuals see mental health specialists on a yearly basis. The clinician-to-patient ratio in the city is 1667 to

1. Furthermore, the city boasts a number of healthcare institutions, including St. Francis Health Services, which collaborates with Park Nicollet Health and Allina Health Ser-

vices to offer treatment. Other institutions that offer emergency care to Jordanians include Valley View Health Care Center, Fairview Hospital, and Queen of Peace Hospital. Jordan City is also home to a large number of students, indicating that the area has a high level of education. Jordan Middle School, Jordan High School, Jordan High School, and

Jordan Elementary School are examples of such institutions. These establishments provide educational services as well as arts, sports, and extracurricular activities. Students may take vocational courses at several of these schools. Higher education institutions in the city include the University of Minnesota, Minnesota State University, and a number of

smaller schools. The Jordan Public Library, which is located in the downtown area, offers instructional literature as well as interlibrary loans. In general, these facilities show that the people value education and can afford to pay for it. Jordanians may also visit Lagoon Park and Jordan Community Education and Recreation Center, which are also recreational amenities. The Minnesota River Valley and Minnesota Valley Trails Park are two more recreational areas. Jordan's downtown also has a plethora of restaurants, shops, a

brewery, and a vineyard, all of which provide a fantastic experience for city residents. The existence of many wineries and breweries may therefore suggest excessive alcohol use, which may lead to heart and liver problems as well as other lifestyle illnesses. Conclusions

Jordan city, in general, is in excellent economic shape, as shown by the quality of its streets, retail plazas, and surrounding communities. Furthermore, with an average yearly

family income of $61,592 and a low poverty rate of 11.6 percent, most institutions are above the poverty level (US CENSU BUREAU, 2018). Furthermore, since the bulk of jobs in-

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volve retail trade, the general public is less exposed to environmental risks. As a result of the excellent construction and physical environment, as well as the abundance of recre- ational activities, only a small percentage of the population has healthcare issues. Nonetheless, lifestyle problems are common, particularly among the elderly.

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Artiga, S. (2018). Beyond Health Care: The Role of Social Determinants in Promoting Health and Health Equity. Retrieved from https://www.kff.org/racial-equity-and-health-

policy/issue-brief/beyond-health-care-the-role-of-social-determinants-in-promoting-health-and-health-equity/ Severtson, T., Hutchitson, M., & Orionzi, D. (2016). Retrieved

from https://www.allinahealth.org/-/media/allina-health/files/about-us/community-involvement/need-assessments/st-francis-final-report.pdf

U.S. Census Bureau. (2018). QuickFacts: Jordan city, Minnesota. Retrieved from https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/jordancityminnesota U.S. Census Bureau. (2019) Quick-

Facts: Jordan city, Minnesota. Retrieved from https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/jordancityminnesota

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Table 1: Windshield Survey and Environmental Analysis

Table directions: Add table rows, as needed, for additional categories. Enter the information (questions, observations and impressions, SWOT category, and references) for

each category in columns 2–5. Category Questions Observations and Impressions SWOT Category References (See note 1.)

Community Size Is Jordan becoming smaller or larger in the last ten years? The community has grown smaller Threat Villa Health (n.d.).

Population What is the total population of this neighborhood? Approximately 6500 Opportunity Villa Health (n.d.).

Age What is Jordan's population age distribution? The average age is 28 years old. Approximately half of the population is under the age of 30. Opportunity Villa Health (n.d.).

Ethnicity What is the ethnic makeup of Jordan's population? Whites represent 88.4% of the total population, Latino or Hispanic 9.1%, Black American 1.7%, and Asians 0.74%

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Health Issues Are there adequate healthcare facilities in the Jordan community? This community has only two healthcare facilities (St. Francis Health Center and Park Nicollet Health Services).

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Two medical facilities are not enough to serve the 6500 population in the area. Weakness Villa Health (n.d.).

Health Care Services Are there adequate healthcare facilities in the Jordan community? This community has only two healthcare facilities (St. Francis Health Center and Park Nicol- let Health Services). Two medical facilities are not enough to serve the 6500 population in the area. Weakness Villa Health (n.d.).

Churches Can the church space be used to promote health? Part of the church space can be used to build healthcare facilities. Opportunity Villa Health (n.d.).

Schools Does Jordan require more academic institutions to enhance the knowledge of its residents? The community needs more primary, secondary, and tertiary academic institu- tions. Opportunity Villa Health (n.d.).

Businesses What is the nature of businesses operated in this community? While some are rundown, others are boarded up Weakness Villa Health (n.d.).

Buildings Are living buildings in good condition? Some are boarded up, and many others are rundown. They need renovation. Threat Villa Health (n.d.).

Restaurants Do restaurants in this community contribute to a healthy lifestyle? Jordan has very few restaurants. Residents are benefiting from a volunteer food program Strength Villa Health (n.d.).

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Jordan city is divided between urban and rural areas and has a population of around 6500 people (Villa Health, n.d.).

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Jordan city consists of urban and rural regions, with an approximate population of 6500 people (Villa Health, n.d.)

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Francis Health Center and Park Nicollet Health Services are Jordan's two healthcare institutions.

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Francis Health Center serves the city's residents with emergency, outpatient, and inpatient healthcare services (Villa Health, n.d.). The Oak Terrace Senior Living Center is also located in this neighborhood and offers a variety of services, in- cluding independent, long-term, and memory care (Villa Health, n.d.).

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Francis Health Center offers emergency, outpatient, and inpatient healthcare services to people in the city (Villa Health, n.d.) This community also has the Oak Terrace Senior living center specializing in various services, including independent, long-term, and memory care (Villa Health, n.d.)

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Non-Hispanic Whites, Hispanics, Native Hawaiians, African Americans, and Asians are among the city's many ethnic groups. Obesity and diabetes are two of the most common healthcare issues in Jordan City.

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The city’s population consists of different ethnicities including Non-Hispanic Whites, Hispanics, Native Hawaiians, African Americans and Asians The most prevalent healthcare challenges in Jordan city are related to lifestyle conditions and in- clude obesity and diabetes

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Francis Health Services and Oak Terrace Senior Living are two of the city's health institutions.

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Many religious organizations, such as Immanuel Methodist Church and Hope Lutheran Church, may provide spiritual sustenance as well as supplementary alternative medicine via prayer.

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Jordan city has a population of around 6 402 people. Non-Hispanic Whites, Hispanics, Native Hawaiians, African Americ- ans, and Asians are among the population's ethnic groups. Non-Hispanic Whites are the most common ethnicity (88.4%), while Asians are the least common ethnicity (0.74%).

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Jordan city has a population of approximately 6,402 people The population is made up of different ethnicities including Non-Hispanic Whites, Hispanics, Native Hawaiians, African Americans and Asians Non-Hispanic Whites are the largest eth- nicity (88.4%), while Asians are the least ethnicity as represented by 0.74% (US CENSUS BUREAU, 2019)

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Jordan City also has a number of important health facilities, such as St Francis Health Services. Furthermore, many indi- viduals have excellent access to health care due to a high average income of $61,592 and a low poverty rate of 11.6 per- cent (US CENSU BUREAU, 2018). Nonetheless, mental disorders, heart disease, diabetes, stroke, cancer, and obesity are all problems that people face (Severtson et al.

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Furthermore, Jordan city boasts of several major health facilities such as St Francis Health Services Also, with a high aver- age income of $61,592 and a low poverty rate of 11.6% (US CENSU BUREAU, 2018), many people have high access to health services Nonetheless, there exist several health challenges such as mental illnesses, heart diseases, diabetes, stroke, cancer and obesity (Severtson et al

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The socioeconomic position of the population, the built environment, the type and nature of jobs, social support net- works, the type and nature of vocations, neighborhoods, and access to care facilities are all factors that affect health (Artiga, 2018).

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Some elements of the physical environment that influences health include the socio-economic status, build environment, type and nature of occupations, social support networks, type and nature of occupation, neighbourhoods and access to care facilities (Artiga, 2018)

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The majority of Jordan City residents have a high household income of $61,592 and a low poverty rate of 11.6 percent (US CENSU BUREAU, 2018). As a result of their high household income, the majority of the population can afford most health- care services.

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In Jordan city, the majority of the population have a high household income averaging of $61,592 and a low poverty rate of 11.6% (US CENSU BUREAU, 2018) The high household income thus makes a majority of the population to afford most care services including early detection, treatment, and management of illnesses

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The clinician-to-patient ratio in the city is 1667 to 1.

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Also, the city has a clinician to patient ratio of 1667 to 1 and numerous healthcare facilities, including St

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Francis Health Services, which collaborates with Park Nicollet Health and Allina Health Services to offer treatment. Other institutions that offer emergency care to Jordanians include Valley View Health Care Center, Fairview Hospital, and Queen of Peace Hospital.

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Francis Health Services, which provides care services in collaboration with Park Nicollet Health and Allina Health Services Other facilities, including Valley View Health Care Center Fairview Hospital, and Queen of Peace Hospital, which provide emergency services to the residents of Jordan

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Jordan Middle School, Jordan High School, Jordan High School, and Jordan Elementary School are examples of such institutions.

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Such schools include Jordan Middle School, Jordan High School, Jordan High School, and Jordan Elementary School

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Higher education institutions in the city include the University of Minnesota, Minnesota State University, and a number of smaller schools. The Jordan Public Library, which is located in the downtown area, offers instructional literature as well as interlibrary loans. In general, these facilities show that the people value education and can afford to pay for it.

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The city also hosts higher education institutions such as the University of Minnesota, Minnesota State University, and sev- eral other colleges The Jordan Public Library found in the downtown area provides access to educational books and also offers interlibrary loans Overall, these facilities indicate that the residents value education and can afford to pay for edu- cation services

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The Minnesota River Valley and Minnesota Valley Trails Park are two more recreational areas.

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Other recreational facilities include The Minnesota River valley and Minnesota Valley Trails Park

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Furthermore, with an average yearly family income of $61,592 and a low poverty rate of 11.6 percent, most institutions are above the poverty level (US CENSU BUREAU, 2018).

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Also, with a high average income of $61,592 and a low poverty rate of 11.6% (US CENSU BUREAU, 2018), many people have high access to health services

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Beyond Health Care: The Role of Social Determinants in Promoting Health and Health Equity. Retrieved from https://www.kff.org/racial-equity-and-health-policy/issue-brief/beyond-health-care-the-role-of-social-determinants-in-pro- moting-health-and-health-equity/ Severtson, T., Hutchitson, M., & Orionzi, D.

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Jordan city, Minnesota. Retrieved from https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/jordancityminnesota U.S.

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Add table rows, as needed, for additional categories. Enter the information (questions, observations and impressions, SWOT category, and references) for each category in columns 2–5.

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Category Questions Observations and Impressions SWOT Category References (See note 1.)

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Community Size Is Jordan becoming smaller or larger in the last ten years?

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The community has grown smaller Threat Villa Health (n.d.).

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Opportunity Villa Health (n.d.).

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Whites represent 88.4% of the total population, Latino or Hispanic 9.1%, Black American 1.7%, and Asians 0.74% Strength Villa Health (n.d.). Health Issues Are there adequate healthcare facilities in the Jordan community? This community has only two healthcare facilities (St. Francis Health Center and Park Nicollet Health Services).

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Whites represent 88.4% of the total population, Latino or Hispanic 9.1%, Black American 1.7%, and Asians 0.74% Strength Villa Health (n.d.) Health Care Services Are there adequate healthcare facilities in the Jordan community This community has only two healthcare facilities (St Francis Health Center and Park Nicollet Health Services

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Two medical facilities are not enough to serve the 6500 population in the area. Weakness Villa Health (n.d.). Health Care Services Are there adequate healthcare facilities in the Jordan community? This community has only two healthcare facilit- ies (St.

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Two medical facilities are not enough to serve the 6500 population in the area Weakness Villa Health (n.d.) Health Care Services Are there adequate healthcare facilities in the Jordan community This community has only two healthcare facilit- ies (St

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Francis Health Center and Park Nicollet Health Services). Two medical facilities are not enough to serve the 6500 popula- tion in the area. Weakness Villa Health (n.d.). Churches Can the church space be used to promote health?

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Francis Health Center and Park Nicollet Health Services Two medical facilities are not enough to serve the 6500 popula- tion in the area Weakness Villa Health (n.d.) Churches Can the church space be used to promote health

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Part of the church space can be used to build healthcare facilities. Opportunity Villa Health (n.d.). Schools Does Jordan re- quire more academic institutions to enhance the knowledge of its residents? The community needs more primary, sec- ondary, and tertiary academic institutions.

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Part of the church space can be used to build healthcare facilities Opportunity Villa Health (n.d.) Schools Does Jordan re- quire more academic institutions to enhance the knowledge of its residents The community needs more primary, second- ary, and tertiary academic institutions

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Opportunity Villa Health (n.d.). Businesses What is the nature of businesses operated in this community? While some are rundown, others are boarded up Weakness Villa Health (n.d.). Buildings Are living buildings in good condition?

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Opportunity Villa Health (n.d.) Businesses What is the nature of businesses operated in this community While some are rundown, others are boarded up Weakness Villa Health (n.d.) Buildings Are living buildings in good condition

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Some are boarded up, and many others are rundown. They need renovation. Threat Villa Health (n.d.). Restaurants Do restaurants in this community contribute to a healthy lifestyle?

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Some are boarded up, and many others are rundown They need renovation Threat Villa Health (n.d.) Restaurants Do res- taurants in this community contribute to a healthy lifestyle

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Jordan has very few restaurants. Residents are benefiting from a volunteer food program Strength Villa Health (n.d.).

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Jordan has very few restaurants Residents are benefiting from a volunteer food program

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Community Health Assessment

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6218 Leading the Future of Health Care

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Leading the Future of Health Care

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Assessing Community Health Care Needs

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Assessing Community Health Care Needs

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COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT 1

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COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT 1