Scorecard: Randolph County (2022-2025)

Welcome to the 2022-2025 Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)  

The Randolph County Community Health Assessment (CHA) is conducted at least every three years to determine the community’s needs, and develop programs and plans to address selected health priorities. The final priority areas identified from the 2022 CHA and used in the planning and creation of the CHIP are:

1. Mental Health

2. Substance Use Disorder

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, activities, strategies, and performance measures. Click anywhere on the scorecard to learn more about the programs and initiatives taking place to improve health outcomes in Randolph County. The icons below represent the main components of the scorecard.

Icon	Term	Definition
	Results	Conditions of well-being we would like to see for Randolph County
	Indicators	Measures that quantify the achievement of multiple programs striving towards the identified results
	Programs	Interventions designed to change behaviors and contribute to changing the indicators
	Performance Measures	Measures of how programs are making an impact
	Activities	Behavior or action that is not a program, policy, strategy, etc.

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Questions and Engagement 

If you have questions or want to engage with the team who maintains this plan, contact the Randolph County Health Promotion and Policy Team or call 336-318-6200.