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Health Impact Assessment: Threshold Analysis

Design for Health Health Impact Assessment: Threshold Analysis Kevin Krizek Characteristics of the Threshold HIA Level III: Most specific in the suite of HIA tools provided by Design for Health. Informed by synthesizing and digesting available research. What does the “research tells us”

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Health Impact Assessment: Threshold Analysis

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  1. Design for Health Health Impact Assessment: Threshold Analysis Kevin Krizek

  2. Characteristics of the Threshold HIA • Level III: Most specific in the suite of HIA tools provided by Design for Health. • Informed by synthesizing and digesting available research. • What does the “research tells us” • How strong/clear is that research • How can it be applied to more specific projects or plan proposals

  3. Where to use in the HIA process? • Most rapidly evolving of the types of HIAs being developed • Best used later in the planning process

  4. Uses same categories of public health categories as other tools in the Design for Health HIA suite Further breaks these areas down into 20 or so specific criteria Requires specific knowledge of the plan or project (e.g., specific information or characteristics about plan element or development proposal Scoring is based on sliding scale Structure of the Threshold HIA

  5. Tool -Healthy Development Tool (San Francisco) -LEED - ND -Design for Health Other efforts / comparable products Distinguishing characteristics -54 categories -Based on Yes/No and points -Very comprehensive -Based on select studies -Point based -70 categories -Based on select studies -20 or so specific criteria -Topics need support from multiple studies -Planning issues focus

  6. Topic: Accessibility

  7. Food Stores--NAICS Code Examples • 445   Food and Beverage Stores • 4451    Grocery Stores • 44511  Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except convenience) Stores • 44512 Convenience Stores • 4452    Specialty Food Stores • 44521 Meat Markets • 44522   Fish and Seafood Markets • 44523   Fruit and Vegetable Markets • 44529   Other Specialty Food Stores • 445291  Baked Goods Stores • 445292  Confectionery and Nut Stores • 445299  All Other Specialty Food Stores • 4453    Beer, Wine, and Liquor Stores

  8. Threshold Analysis (Draft)

  9. 23.6 % are within 400 m of an active park (35.2 % w/in 600 m)

  10. 40.3 % are within 400 m of a trail (49.32 % w/in 600 m)

  11. Threshold Analysis (Draft)

  12. 39 % of street centerline miles intersect with canopy cover

  13. Threshold Analysis (Draft)- Score sheet

  14. Accessibility Air Quality

  15. Environment and Housing Quality Food Mental Health

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