(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Sent a CHA press release
Engaged a new community partner through CHA/CHIP process in past 6 months
Used the data presentation
Attended a WNCHI Study Hall in past 6 months
Helped user test a WNCHI tool
Has requested and completed a Results Based Accountability™ training
Headline population data indicators were included in the CHA
Listed partners with a role to play for each health priority in the CHA
CHA highlights collaboration between local health agency and hospital facility
Used the Selecting Strategy (“sticky note”) tool to identify priority strategies
Posted CHA report on health department website
Facilitated a Whole Distance Exercise
Have introduced idea of common language to workgroups or community members
Identified a population indicator in the description of community need for all CHA health priorities
Reached out to a member of WNCHN staff with a question or for a thought partner
Used Whole Distance Exercise during community meeting
Implemented collaborative group effectiveness survey with a team
The CHA has been published online
Answered a local data request
Track Performance Measures in a Scorecard
Created a CHA priority handout in Canva
Attended a WNCHI workgroup meeting (data team, ad hoc to plan an event)
Attended a WNCHI training in past 6 months
Headline indicators and/or issues were prioritized using RBA or WNC Healthy Impact tools
Logged into Scorecard in the last 6 months
Have an eCHIP Scorecard
CHA included story of what is helping and hurting
Made Scorecard live
Worked with local media to promote priorities
Included story data from people most affected by the health issue in our community health improvement planning