This document by the Center for Sharing Public Health Services provides a brief overview of logic models and the steps involved in developing a logic model. A CJS-specific example is presented, as well as a template for creating a logic model.
The Collaborative Trust Scale from the Center for Sharing Public Health Services is an anonymously collected survey to assess levels of trust between collaboration partner organizations.
This self-administered survey from the Center for Sharing Public Health Services is designed to provide potential CJS partners with an overview of existing shared service arrangements among potential partners.
his self-administered survey from the Center for Sharing Public Health Services is designed to provide potential CJS partners with a detailed and specific understanding of existing shared service arrangements among potential partners.
This self-administered survey from the Center for Sharing Public Health Services is designed to help current or potential CJS partners (public health agency jurisdictions) gain a clear definition, and better understanding, of one current or planned shared service arrangement.
This self-administered survey from the Center for Sharing Public Health Services is designed to gain a more complete understanding of existing public health services offered by a public health agency.
The tool is a planning checklist that health departments could use to determine if participating in a shared service arrangement would be beneficial and feasible and to explore what issues might be addressed by sharing services. It was developed by the Northwoods Shared Services Project in Wisconsin, a member of the Center’s Shared Services Learning […]
This document contains a logic model of the Northwoods project that can be used to explore expected inputs and outcomes of the project and how the success of the project will be measured. It was developed by the Northwoods Shared Services Project in Wisconsin, a member of the Center’s Shared Services Learning Community.
This tool helps interested parties explore whether one agency in a shared services agreement should take the role as fiscal agent or fiscal lead. It was developed by the Northwoods Shared Services Project in Wisconsin, a member of the Center’s Shared Services Learning Community.
This criteria tool was developed to help guide decision-making around entering into shared services arrangements in the Explore phase. The tool helps guide choices around key areas of success in shared service agreements including: goals and expectations, scope of the agreement, partners and stakeholders, fiscal implications, leadership and personnel. It was developed by the Northwoods […]