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Household consumption data includes information on 96 different types of food, tobacco and alcohol consumption, transport services, personal care, household cleaning products, entertainment, clothes for adults, clothes for children, health related expenses, house furniture and gambles. We collect data not only on expenses but also on consumption of goods that were not bought in the market but come from in-house production or in the form of gifts. In-kind consumption is valued at market prices, which are averaged across households in the village. The ability to measure consumption in kind is particularly important in these societies, where most households are. | Family Health Section Public Health Initiatives Branch Maternal and Child Health Services Title V Block Grant Program Title V Application II - Needs Assessment TABLE OF CONTENTS B. FIVE YEAR NEEDS ASSESSMENT.2 B.1. Process for Conducting Needs Assessment.2 Goals and Vision.2 Leadership.2 Methodology.2 Methods for Assessing Three MCH Populations.4 Methods for Assessing State Capacity.9 Data Sources.9 Linkages between Assessment Capacity and Priorities.10 Dissemination.10 Strengths and Weaknesses of Process. 10 B.2. Partnership Building and Collaboration Efforts.11 B.3. Strengths and Needs of the Maternal and Child Health Population Groups and Desired Outcomes.14 B.4. MCH Program Capacity by Pyramid Levels.24 Direct Health Care Services.24 Enabling Services.26 Population-Based Services. 31 Infrastructure-Building Services.35 B.5. Selections of State Priority Needs. 38 List of Potential Priorities. 38 Methodologies for Ranking Selecting Priorities. 40 Priorities Compared with Prior Needs Assessment.40 Priority Needs and Capacity.42 MCH Population Groups. 46 Priority Needs and State Performance Measures.48 B.6. Outcome Measures - Federal and State. 52 C. ANNUAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT SUMMARY. 53 Appendices.55 Appendix A. 56 Appendix B. 59 Page 1 of 62 Family Health Section Public Health Initiatives Branch B. FIVE YEAR NEEDS ASSESSMENT B.1. Process for Conducting Needs Assessment The needs assessment included a Department of Public Health DPH Internal Needs Assessment and a Community Centered Needs Assessment. The DPH Internal Needs Assessment process incorporated analysis of data and identification of significant health problems of all programs serving the Maternal and Child Health MCH population across the Agency. Feedback on the health needs of women and children was obtained from providers and consumers. The MCH Title V Program established a Stakeholders Committee to consider the internal workgroup findings and community data and recommend 7-10 state priority needs. DPH .
