School-Community Health Alliance of MI Annual Survey 2021

1.What model of care is your center
2.What is your position in your health center/program?
3.What is your biggest area of need for the populations you serve?
4.What are your biggest challenges now?
5.What are your biggest areas of success in the past year?
6.Do you feel supported by SCHA-MI?
7.Do you feel supported by MDHHS/CAHC program?
8.What percentage of your staff has changed in the past year?
9.What cost increases have you had this year?
10.What State or Federal Policy issues do you feel are important to your work at this time?
11.What trainings would be helpful to your work?  Please be as specific as you can.
12.Currently, we have 4 networking groups:  Medical Receptionists, Coordinators, Mental Health, and New Centers.  Is there something else you'd like to see?  Please be specific.
13.When we meet for in-person meetings, or virtual meetings, what is the best day and time?
14.We would love to have an in-person conference in FY22.  Would Mackinac Island be appealing to you?
15.What billing or credentialing problems are you facing, if any?
16.Please rank our newsletter on a scale of 1-5 with 1 being the best.
#1 The best!
#2 Pretty good!
#3 Pretty average
#4 Needs a bit of help
#5 Needs a lot of work
17.What would improve the newsletter?
18.Currently we send a newsletter every week.  Is that about right or would you prefer:
19.Social Media - what do you use?
20.What kind of posts interest you on social media?
21.If your center has a social media account, what is your handle or address so we can follow you too?
22.We would love to have Youth Advocacy Day and other events in 2022 if possible. What topics or issues are your youth voicing concerns about at this time? What would be helpful at a day-long event for youth?
23.LAST TWO QUESTIONS!!  Thanks for hanging in there! Due to the growth of the program, SCHA-MI will propose dividing the state into 3 regions.  Each region will have one representative elected by that region to serve on the SCHA-MI board.  The purpose of regional representation and meeting is to deepen relationships closer to home.  Representation will be expected to make decisions for the greater good of the program and organization, not specifically their region. 
We are planning one in-person meeting per region if possible, and virtual meetings the rest of the time.  Does this sound like a resonable start to regionalization, both in the overall proposal and meeting structure?
24.At the regional meetings (in-person), what speaker or topics would interest you?
Current Progress,
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