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Rural Health Works:
Evaluate the Impact of your Health Sectoras a Key to Successful Rural Development
Joette LangianeseGrand County, UtahPhone: 435-259-1346
Email: [email protected]
County Commissioners
H W Rural Health WorksR National Center for
Rural Health Works:Evaluate the Impact of your Health Sectoras a Key to Successful Rural Development
Gerald A. Doeksen, PhDRegents Professor/Extension EconomistOklahoma Cooperative Extension ServiceNational Center for Rural Health WorksPhone: 405-744-6083Email: [email protected]
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Paper presented at 2007 Utah NACo Annual Conference, in St. George on November 16, 2007
Val Schott, MPHDirectorCenter for Rural Health Oklahoma State University Center for Health SciencesPhone: 405-945-9197Email: [email protected]
H W Rural Health WorksR National Center for
NACo Rural Health Works Project 2007
Grand County – Utah
Adams County - Ohio
Linn County - Missouri
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Overall Objectives
To demonstrate the importance of the health sector to a rural county
To discuss the process of county health engagement
H W Rural Health WorksR National Center for
NACo Rural Health Works Project
Grand County, UtahApproximate Population = 8,743
Joette LangianeseCounty Commissioner
Beaver
Box Elder
Cache
Carbon
Daggett
Davis
Duchesne
Emery
Garfield
Grand
Iron
Juab
Kane
Millard
Morgan
Piute
Rich
Salt Lake
San Juan
Sanpete
Sevier
Summit
Tooele
Uintah
Utah
Wasatch
Washington
Wayne
Weber
State of Utah
GrandCounty
Moab, Grand
County, Utah
Grand County
County Health Engagement Process
Brief overview of county and health services in county
Participants
- Who do they represent
- How they were invited
Series of noon meetings
Participants – All Inclusive Grand County Rural Health Network Board Members Health Care Providers Board of County Commissioners
Town mayors/managers Emergency Medical Services Clergy
Chamber Executive Directors County Home Health/Public Health Large Employers/Realtors/Developers/Bankers/Resort Owners
Colorado Rural Health Center Northwest Colorado Council of Governments State of Colorado Department of local Affairs
Series of Meetings
I. Economic Impact and Process
II. Directory of Health Services
III. County Health Survey
IV. County Data and Health Statistics
Health Services Promote Job Growth
Health Services Foster Rural DevelopmentHealth Services Foster Rural Development
Health Services Attract RetireesHealth Services Attract Retirees
Grand County, UtahDirect Economic Activities of Health Sector
Estimated EstimatedComponents Employees Income
Hospital 141 $7,082,452
Offices of Physicians, Dentists, & Other Health Practitioners 78 $4,569,339
Other Medical & Health Services 129 $2,855,138
TOTALS 348 $15,226,929
Figure 3.Overview of County Economic
System
Households
IndustryBasic
Goods &Services
$
Labor Inputs
ProductsInputs
$ $
$
$
Services
$ $
Hospital 141 1.46 206Offices of Physicians, Dentists & Other Hlth Practitioners 78 1.40 109 Other Med & Hlth Services 129 1.18 152
TOTALS 348 467
Grand County, UtahHealth Sector Impact on Employment
Health Sectors Employment Multiplier Impact
Grand County, Utah Health Sector Impact on Income
Health Sectors Income Multiplier Impact
Hospital $7,802,452 1.33 $10,377,261
Offices of Physicians, Dentists & Other Hlth Practitioners $4,569,339 1.23 $5,620,287
Other Med & Hlth Svcs $2,855,138 1.23 $3,511,820
TOTALS $15,226,929 $19,509,368
Grand County, Utah - Health Sector Impact on Retail Sales and Sales Tax Collections
1¼ Cent Health Employment Income Retail Sales Tax Component Impact Impact Sales Collection
Hospital 206 $10,377,261 $1,985,543 $24,819
Physicians, Dentists & Other . . . 109 $5,620,287 $1,075,363 $13,442
Other Med & Hlth Svcs 152 $3,511,820 $671,937 $8,399
TOTALS 467 $19,509,368 $3,732,843 $46,660
Summary of Directory Process
I. Create draft from Yellow Pages
II. Committee revises at meeting
III. Committee reviews & revises
IV. Publish directory
V. Set up process to mass produce and update for future
Summary of Directory Contents
I. Emergency Numbers
II. Health Services by Providers Examples:
PhysiciansDentistsHospital
Summary of Directory Contents
III. Local Government – Community – Social Services
Examples:Department of Human ServicesCounty Offices
IV. State and National Information Services - Support Groups - Help Lines
Summary of Survey Process
I. Ask utilization questions
II. Calls completely random
III. Publicize the event
IV. Complete in one week
Summary of Data & Information Material
I. Economic Examples:
PovertyEmployment
II. DemographicExamples:
Age Race/Ethnic Groups
Summary of Data & Information Material
III. Health BehaviorExamples:
Maternal & Child Health DataInjury IncidenceLeading Causes of Death
Process will yield at least four products
NACo Website
Products located at:http://www.naco.org/
At bottom left corner of page, CLICK ON: Training and Technical Assistance
CLICK ON: Health
CLICK ON: 6/26/2007 - 2007 Rural Health Works Technical Assistance County Products
Rural Health Works Websites:
National Rural Health Works:
www.ruralhealthworks.org
Oklahoma Rural Health Works:
www.okruralhealthworks.org
NACo Website
http://www.naco.org/
CLICK ON: Training & Technical Assistance
CLICK ON: Health