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To view the Community Health Needs Assessment for Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children in the Delaware Valley or Nemours Children's Hospital in Central Florida, please select the appropriate tab below.
At Nemours, we seek to understand the health needs of the families who live in the communities we serve. We’re committed to improving the health of children, even those who never enter our doors. To do this effectively, we conduct community health needs assessments (CHNAs) then explore potential strategies to influence them. The areas of opportunity listed in the location tabs above represent the significant health needs of children and adolescents in the communities our hospitals serve.
Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children
Delaware Valley
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Nemours’ community health needs efforts identified the following areas of opportunity. We plan to work with various organizations and community groups to help address these issues for families in the Delaware Valley.
2013 Areas of Opportunity
- access to health services
- alcohol, tobacco and other drugs
- health education
- mental and emotional health
- nutrition, physical activity and weight
- prenatal and infant health
- sexual activity
We are pleased to share the results of the 2016 Community Health Needs Assessment for Nemours Children’s Health System in Delaware. This Assessment focuses on the needs of children in Kent, New Castle and Sussex counties in Delaware and Chester and Delaware counties in Pennsylvania and informed the development of our 2017-2019 Community Health Needs Assessment implementation plan with additional attention to the top three priorities of mental health, access to health care services and infant and child health as identified by community leaders, parents and Nemours leaders. The implementation plan is now available at the link below. We will continue to work with our community members and stakeholders during the next few months to address these needs in a collaborative manner. If your organization has an interest in helping to address the identified needs, please send a message to CommunityNeedsDE@nemours.org.
Nemours Children's Hospital
Central Florida
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Nemours’ community health needs efforts identified the following areas of opportunity. We plan to work with various organizations and community groups to help address these issues for families in Central Florida.
2013 Areas of Opportunity
- access to health services
- health education
- injury and safety
- mental and emotional health
- nutrition, physical activity and weight
- prenatal and infant health
- vision, hearing and speech
In 2013, Nemours engaged Professional Research Consultants, Inc. to conduct a Child & Adolescent Health Needs Assessment. The goal was to gather data to assist in determining the health status, behaviors and needs of children and adolescents in the immediate service area of Nemours Children’s Hospital. This area includes households in Brevard, Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties in Central Florida. In 2016, we conducted another Child & Adolescent Health Needs Assessment to continue building on our work in the community. The following areas of opportunity represent the significant community health needs of children and adolescents identified in the community, based on the information gathered in 2016:
2016 Central Florida Areas of Opportunity
- access to health care services
- prenatal, infant, & child health
- safety & injury
- nutrition, physical activity and weight
- vision, hearing and speech conditions
- asthma and other respiratory conditions
- potentially disabling conditions
- mental health
- diabetes
- oral health
- sexual health
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