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Windshield Survey

by Cathy Parkes June 11, 2021

Windshield Survey:
Collect data by literally driving around and looking out your windshield. Assess people and environment. Use the data to develop a Community Health Plan.

Windshield Survey: Collect data by literally driving around and look out your windshield. Assess people and environment. Use data to develop a Community Health Plan.

Cathy Parkes

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