Taos County Community Health Needs Assessment Survey |
Introduction
The Taos County Health Assessment surveys local residents every three years to identify local strengths, household challenges and issues, as well as the perception of needs in the area.
Results of the 2016 survey were used to document needs and develop plans that make Taos County a healthier place to live. Your opinions continue to be valuable and are needed to guide future improvements. This survey is open to any resident, over 18 years of age, to complete electronically. In addition, to assure that a variety of perspectives are obtained, it may be sent to specific individuals in paper form.
We estimate this survey to take between 20 to 25 minutes and hope you will make time to share your thoughts about important health needs. Be assured you cannot be identified by responding to this survey. Any personal information will be included only in aggregate and is not collected to help establish demographic group trends.
In about three months, Holy Cross Medical Center will publish the results of this and other data collection efforts, along with anticipated responses to identified needs. It will be available for free to any interested individual.
Please encourage others in the community to participate in the study.
Should you have any questions about the survey, please contact the administration of Holy Cross Medical Center.
Results of the 2016 survey were used to document needs and develop plans that make Taos County a healthier place to live. Your opinions continue to be valuable and are needed to guide future improvements. This survey is open to any resident, over 18 years of age, to complete electronically. In addition, to assure that a variety of perspectives are obtained, it may be sent to specific individuals in paper form.
We estimate this survey to take between 20 to 25 minutes and hope you will make time to share your thoughts about important health needs. Be assured you cannot be identified by responding to this survey. Any personal information will be included only in aggregate and is not collected to help establish demographic group trends.
In about three months, Holy Cross Medical Center will publish the results of this and other data collection efforts, along with anticipated responses to identified needs. It will be available for free to any interested individual.
Please encourage others in the community to participate in the study.
Should you have any questions about the survey, please contact the administration of Holy Cross Medical Center.