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Appendix 9.
Questions that May Motivate Users to
Seek
Healthy People 2020 Information
Examples of questions that may motivate users to seek out the Healthy
People 2020 Web-based tool are listed below.
- Are we on track?
- Can I continue to be employed if I have this level of disability or
problem?
- Do the evidence support the things I'm already doing? Does this
threaten my job?
- How are these adverse conditions reflected in the health data? How
can I achieve the target?
- How can we address this health problem both in the clinic and in the
community? (Upstream solutions)
- How do the health data reflect the situation in my community? (e.g.,
housing issues, loss of jobs.)
- How is my community the same or different from the norm?
- Should we use HHS data to help us try to figure out the framework?
- We're considering using intervention X in population Y. Will it be
effective?
- What are the best interventions to reduce burden based on existing
evidence?
- What are the greatest causes of preventable disease, injury and
disability in my area?
- What is the health profile of smaller populations within my
community?
- What is the relationship between individual behaviors and the larger
structure?
- What key health behaviors should I be focusing on?
- Who else in my state, region, or locale cares about the problem I
care about?
- Who can I collaborate with for programming?
- What should I do?
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