by Isaiah Dominguez | Feb 27, 2020 | CHNA, DEI
As we near the conclusion of February, American Heart Month, we recognize the importance of preventing heart disease with health-conscious living. The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute advises physical activity, a healthy diet, and keeping track of your...
by Noah Larsen | Jan 29, 2020 | CHNA
Building a healthier community is a domino effect. Conducting a PRC CHNA helps you evaluate access to care, develop programs, and bolster opportunities for grant applications, all while reaching into local neighborhoods and promoting healthy behaviors. You never know...
by Isaiah Dominguez | Jan 21, 2020 | CHNA, DEI
For too many, childhood trauma is an unfortunate reality, and for even more Americans it’s part of a growing public health crisis. Adverse Childhood Events (ACEs), such as the imprisonment of a parent, divorce, or abuse of any kind are tragically common for children...
by Isaiah Dominguez | Jan 10, 2020 | CHNA, DEI, Patient Experience, Utility
The United States, by its very nature, constantly undergoes significant demographic change. By 2050, the current minorities, or non-white population, in the United States will become the majority, according to a 2019 study. However, population statistics alone won’t...
by Isaiah Dominguez | Dec 5, 2019 | CHNA
In the PRC National Health Survey, over two-thirds of American adults are classified as “overweight,” (67.8%) with almost half of those two-thirds also being “obese” (32.8%). These numbers read particularly concerning when considering the positive correlation between...
by Isaiah Dominguez | Oct 28, 2019 | CHNA, DEI, Market Perception
Your ability to read and comprehend the intricacies of this blog and most of PRC’s publications may seem like a given. Much of our audience is college-educated, but many of you, especially those working with patients, regularly encounter illiterate adults and may not...
