2022-2026 State Health Improvement Plan Priority Area Workgroup Charter – Social and Economic Conditions Impacting Health
Social and economic conditions impacting health are the conditions in the environments where people live, work and play that influence health throughout the lifespan. These factors, including but not limited to income, employment, social supports, literacy skills and transportation have a major impact on people’s ability to lead long, healthy lives.
- Expand access to high-quality educational opportunities for all across the lifespan.
- Improve access to high-quality health care services for all across the lifespan.
- Support communities to promote healthy, interconnected and safe environments.
- Enhance opportunities to foster economic vitality and resilience for all people.
Purpose:
The purpose of Priority Area Workgroups (PAWs) is to contribute to, monitor and report on the goals and objectives for the priority areas selected by the State Health Improvement Plan Steering Committee. The PAWs serve as the operational component for engaging cross-sector collaborators in efforts to address the priorities, goals and objectives. This charter outlines the primary roles and responsibilities of the PAWs in their effort to improve the health of all Floridians.
Primary Functions
- Develop goals and measurable objectives for each priority area
- Create implementation plans to drive action
- Monitor and provide quarterly progress updates on State Health Improvement Plan objectives and activities
- Compile recommended revisions to State Health Improvement Plan goals and objectives for approval by the State Health Improvement Plan Steering Committee
- Serve as champions for the State Health Improvement Plan by increasing awareness and engagement throughout networks
Roles and Responsibilities
Each PAW will consist of a chair and general PAW members. Additional chairs may be selected at the discretion of each PAW and general PAW members may be selected by the State Health Improvement Plan Steering Committee. Chairs and general PAW members will be responsible for maintaining their respective duties throughout the five-year duration of the State Health Improvement Plan.
Initial PAW Roles:
- Develop no more than four (4) goals under each priority area
- Develop no more than three (3) objectives for each goal; objectives shall be SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-bound)
- Develop an implementation plan to outline activities and how objectives will be measured
PAW Chairs:
- Use subject matter expertise to provide leadership and direction to the PAW
- Actively monitor PAW membership and invite partner organizations that will contribute to PAW-specific goals and objectives
- Convene PAW at least once per quarter to review progress and prepare for quarterly reporting deadlines
- Submit quarterly updates on objective status, activity progress and key accomplishments
- Obtain PAW member feedback when compiling recommended revisions to State Health Improvement Plan goals and objectives for approval by the State Health Improvement Plan Steering Committee
- Participate in PAW activities (e.g., providing feedback, answering surveys, collecting and analyzing data)
- Request assistance and input on State Health Improvement Plan activities from stakeholders and partners
PAW Members:
- Provide quarterly updates on objective status, activity progress and key accomplishments to PAW chairs and members
- Participate in PAW activities (e.g., providing feedback, answering surveys, collecting and analyzing data)
- Identify and recommend partner organizations to engage in ways that support PAW-specific goals and objectives
- Consider new objectives or activities that will better accomplish State Health Improvement Plan goals or address identified gaps in the State Health Improvement Plan
Meeting Frequency and Process:
- Each PAW will meet (via conference call, virtual format, in-person, etc.) at least once per quarter or on an as needed basis (whichever is needed to best fulfill the primary functions of the group) to discuss progress on priority objectives
- Each PAW should meet at least annually to compile recommended revisions to State Health Improvement Plan goals and objectives for approval by the State Health Improvement Plan Steering Committee
Member Time Commitment
The duration of the 2022-2026 State Health Improvement Plan, which is a five-year plan.
Florida SHIP Priority Area Members
Social and Economic Conditions Impacting Health
Social and Economic Conditions Impacting Health
Chair Organizations:
Member Organizations:
- Aetna Better Health of Florida
- Agency for Health Care Administration
- American Heart Association
- AmeriHealth Caritas Florida
- Feeding Florida
- Florida Association of Community Health Centers
- Florida Community Care
- Florida Department of Elder Affairs
- Florida Department of Health
- Simply Healthcare
- UnitedHealthcare Community and State
- University of Florida
- Florida Department of Health in Charlotte County
- Agency for Persons with Disabilities
- Florida Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs
- Florida Department of Children and Families
- Florida Department of Juvenile Justice
- Florida Department of Law Enforcement
- Florida Department of Transportation
- Florida State Alliance of YMCAs
- Florida State University
- University of Miami
- Community Care Plan
- Feeding Northeast Florida
- Florida Dental Association
- Florida Department of Environmental Protection
- Florida Department of Health in Pinellas County
- Florida Self Advocates Network
- Humana
- Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida
- WellFlorida Council
- Florida Poison Control Information Center – Tampa
- Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
- Florida Department of Education
- Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County
- Florida Department of Health in St. Johns County
- African Methodist Church 11th Episcopal District Health Ministry
- Big Bend Area Health Education Center
- Florida Association of Counties
- Florida Center for Reading Research
- Florida Chamber of Commerce
- Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
- Florida Department of Health in Citrus County
- Florida Department of Health in Indian River County
- Florida Department of Health in Jefferson County
- Florida Department of Health in Lee County
- Florida Public Health Association
- Florida Recreation and Park Association
- Florida Supportive Housing Coalition
- Greater Frenchtown Revitalization Council
- Health Council of East Central Florida
- Healthy Start of Jefferson, Madison and Taylor Counties
- Parramore Kidz Zone and Families, City of Orlando
- University of Florida – IFAS
- YMCA of Southwest Florida
- YMCA of South Florida