December 21, 2024 - 05:15
Cleveland is set to launch its first comprehensive health survey of residents in ten years, marking a significant step in understanding the health behaviors and challenges faced by various neighborhoods. Research scientist Stephanie Pike Moore from the Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating that no substantial health data has been collected since 2014.
“This survey is crucial as it will help us identify local trends and address pressing health issues that have emerged, especially in the wake of the pandemic,” Moore noted. The lack of recent data has left many communities without a clear picture of their health landscape, making this survey an essential tool for informed decision-making.
By gathering updated information, the city aims to tailor health programs and resources to better meet the needs of its residents, ultimately fostering a healthier community. The survey is expected to provide valuable insights that can guide public health strategies moving forward.
