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a group of active community traits, resources, and associational patterns that can inform/influence community-building and community health improvement (Garney, 2017).
-Lorena

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What other perspectives/modifications would enhance the theory/model?

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What other perspectives/modifications would enhance the theory/model?

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What are some limitations of the theory/model?

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What are some limitations of the theory/model?

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How is this theory/model helpful for guiding comm. health research or practice?

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How is this theory/model helpful for guiding comm. health research or practice?

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What are main constructs/concepts of theory?

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What are main constructs/concepts of theory?

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Used to mobilize local resources for problem-solving, focus simultaneously on population health improvement and strengthening community capacity. Community capacity serves as both an input and an outcome of the CHD process. (Yiqun)

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CHD helps mobilize communities to solve their own health-related problems

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CHD helps mobilize communities to solve their own health-related problems

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CHD focuses on addressing community-prioritized issues. In the process, builds local capacity by helping communities obtain skills to address their health issues in a contextually appropriate way. CHD guides sustainable health improvement by starting where people are. (Yiqun)

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Community-based interventions is complex and context-driven in general, making generalizability difficult. (Yiqun)

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Clearer delineation of dimensions within community capacity

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Clearer delineation of dimensions within community capacity

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Existing community capacity literature suggests that the dimensions
of capacity are interrelated without much clarity as to how they relate to each other or to capacity as a whole, nor how to measure each dimension
distinctly. But the existing dimensions are a great starting point for further research to explore complex relationships among the dimensions of capacity. (Yiqun)

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I think that some of the dimensions were interrelated and somewhat repetitive.

Three dimensions not directly observed in the multiple case studies include community power, community values, and sense of community. It makes me wonder why community values and, in particular, sense of community were not observed. I feel that for a community to successfully apply most of the CHD dimensions observed in the three communities, they need to feel at least like they belong to the community and have some form of emotional connection, including shared history and values. For example, the dimensions of community capacity, community values, and understanding of community history are encompassed in the characteristics of sense of community (membership, influence, fulfillment of needs, and emotional connection). Having some more explicit definitions or consolidation of the dimensions might make it easier to observe within communities. (Dera)

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The model is a useful guide for community health practice as it gives us clear constructs to guide community development and to measure community capacity. With this, we can compare community capacity and engagement between communities and determine the consistency across communities with similar characteristics. (Dera)

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The main constructs of the theory are civic participation, leadership, skills, resources, social and inter-organizational networks, sense of community, understanding of community history, community power, community values, and critical reflection. (Dera)

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A lot of community-based interventions are contextual so generalization across boards can be difficult as contexts differ.
(Dera)