Progress and Prosper Board of Health
The Collaboration and Decision-Making meeting of the
Progress and Prosper Board of Health was called to order at 3:02pm EST on
Sunday -- October 11, 2020 via Zoom Meeting.
Quinn Hennessy-Snow, Jamal Wilkinson, Jhansi Lanka, and
Rachel Waltzer
The agenda was unanimously approved as distributed.
There were no previous minutes to approve, as this was the
board’s first meeting.
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Identify a prioritization process for choosing just three
determinants of health and safety as a focus for your local public health
organization.
● Prior
to this meeting, all four board members
filled out two THRIVE worksheets with community members and emailed them to the
rest of the board. See the THRIVE worksheets for all board members
attached below.
● Keeping
in mind the goal of this meeting -- to determine three determinants of health
for our organization to focus on -- we had a discussion as a board via this
Zoom meeting to discuss the best and most efficient methods for choosing these
three determinants
● As
a board, we wanted to reflect the population we are serving, so we discussed
the best way to fairly choose the most representative health and safety
determinants
● As
a board, we decided that the best strategy for choosing our determinants would
be to compare the determinants chosen in the THRIVE worksheets via Google
Sheets and tally the top three from each of the eight worksheets. Since Google
Sheets would be accessible by all board members, and since we felt a tally
would best represent the choices by our community members, we felt that this
was the most fair, efficient, and effective way to determine our organization’s
health and safety focus.
● Jamal created a Google Sheet and shared it with the board. Each board member then added the top
three THRIVE factors from their two
worksheets. Please see the Google Sheet in the
attachments below
● A tally was made in the Google Sheet to assess which factors were
the most commonly chosen.
● The top factors from the tally included:
o
Participation & Willingness to Act for the
Common Good had 5 tallies
o
Getting Around had 3 tallies
o
Housing had 3 tallies
o
Living Wages and Local Wealth had 3 tallies
o
Education had 3 tallies
● Participation
& Willingness to Act for the Common Good was automatically chosen because
it had the most tallies.
● We
then had a discussion about the remaining four factors which tied for the
second most tallies. We decided after our discussion that the most fair and efficient
way to narrow the top four down to two was to have a vote. Each board member
voted for two of the four they felt were most important and representative of
the community. The two most voted for became the other two chosen health and
safety determinants
● The
top three health and safety determinants chosen by our board are Participation
& Willingness to Act for the Common Good, Getting Around, and Living Wages
& Local Wealth.
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