HNC 2030 Scorecard: Franklin County 2021-2024

The Franklin County Health Department is excited to share our Healthy NC 2030 Scorecard for Franklin County. This scorecard supports the Community Health Improvement Plan (or CHIP), which guides the long-term, systematic efforts for addressing public health issues in Franklin County based on the results from the Community Health Assessment (CHA). The scorecard outlines the efforts being made in Franklin County to address three of the health priorities identified in the CHA: 

• Exercise, Nutrition, and Weight 
• Heart Disease 
• Health Outcome Disparities in Communities of Color

Review the 2021 Franklin County Community Health Assessment here. 

Results-Based Accountability 

Results-Based Accountability (RBA) is a data-driven, disciplined way of thinking and acting to improve complex health issues. RBA drives this community health improvement plan. In the table below, the key components of RBA have been defined. 

Instructions: For each priority you will see a result statement, state and local level indicators, programs, and performance measures. Click anywhere on the scorecard to learn more about the programs and initiatives taking place to improve health outcomes in Franklin County. The icons below represent the main components of the scorecard.

Term	Definition	Icon
Results	Results are conditions of well-being we would like to see for Franklin County
Indicators	Indicators are measures that help quantify the achievement of the result
Programs	Programs are programs, policies, activities or initiatives
Performance Measures	Performance Measures are a measure of how the program is making an impact

To visit the Franklin County Health Department website, click here. 

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