Waukesha County CHIP Score Card

Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) 2022-2026

Every five years, the Waukesha County Divison of Public Health, in adherence to Wisconsin's administrative code (DHS Chapter 140), conducts the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) process for Waukesha County. This comprehensive process evaluates and enhances community health and tracks health outcomes. To learn more about the Waukesha County CHIP process, click here. Under the guidance of the CHIP Steering Committee, the CHIP process actively involves key community members in gathering and analyzing qualitative and quantitative health-related data to create a Community Health Assessment. These insights shape community decisions, prioritize health concerns, and create and implement action-oriented community health improvement plans.

We invite you to delve into our Waukesha County CHIP Score Card firmly grounded in Results-Based Accountability (RBA) principles. This tool allows you to monitor the progress of our initiatives, focusing on the outcomes we strive to achieve and the strategies we employ to reach them. RBA, a robust methodology, guides our efforts, ensuring that our actions are strategically aligned with our desired outcomes. To learn more about Results-Based Accountability and its transformative impact, click here.