Key Dates

Present findings to the Board of Health and move for adoption of three priority areas: Mental Health and Substance Use, Housing Quality, and Healthcare Affordability and Preventative Care.

Continue partner conversations and open a poll on Broomfield voice for community members to contribute to.

Sharing results of the survey with community organizations, Board of Health, and the public.

An online survey was sent to over 100 Broomfield community organizations to better understand the health issues that affect the residents of Broomfield who are not reflected in traditional data quantitative data collection efforts. You may have heard these populations referred to as “Hard-to-reach,” “Historically underrepresented,” or “Marginalized.” 

Read the email that was sent to community partners and view the survey.

Measures were selected based on level of priority for our community, subject matter input as well as data quality and availability. The aim was to focus on data that describes the community’s health status from a variety of perspectives while providing an understanding of what can lead to good/poor health outcomes.

An outline of the process was presented to Broomfield's Board of Health. Review the slidedeck and/or watch the recording.

BPHE has extensive quantitative data from multiple data sources available to examine. Health indicators were identified within three buckets: Living Conditions (Social Determinants of Health), Health Behaviors, and Health Outcomes.

Teams at BPHE started the internal planning process. This includes discussing previous Community Health Assessments, possible approaches, and more.