Community Health Needs Assessment
A Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) is a dynamic, on-going process undertaken to identify the strengths and needs of the community and to enable community-wide establishment of wellness and health priorities that improve the health status of the population.
While the primary goal of the CHNA is to determine a prioritized list of health and wellness needs that can inform decision-makers about resources planning in the community, it is vital that this process enhance community participation and engagement.
Five-Year Cycle Reports
- Community of Tracadie and surrounding areas (2018–2019)
- Community of Grand Falls and surrounding areas (2018–2019)
- Community of Saint-Quentin and surrounding areas (2018–2019)
- Community of Caraquet and surrounding areas (2019–2020)
- Community of Shédiac and surrounding areas (2020–2021)
- Community of Campbellton and surrounding areas (2021)
- Community of Shippagan and surrounding areas (2022)
- Community of Bouctouche and surrounding areas (2023)
Previous Reports (off five-year cycle)
- Community of Moncton and surrounding areas (2014)
- Community of Bathurst and surrounding areas (2017)
- Community of Campbellton and surrounding areas (2017)
- Community of Edmundston and surrounding areas (2017)
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