Windshield survey of Maplewood town and community, NJ

Guideline for windshield survey. Answer the questions that are appropriate to the family’s community. Remember to end the paper with a final analysis of the health of the community and how the community can improve the health of the people living there. Each community has its own characteristics. These characteristics, along with demographic data, provide valuable information in understanding the population that lives within the community and the health status, strengths and limitations, risks, and vulnerabilities unique to the “population of interest.” Once you have defined a “community of interest” to assess, a windshield survey is the equivalent of a community head-to-toe assessment. The best way to conduct a windshield survey is to have a designated driver and at least one other passenger to scan the outline and take notes. Having one pair of eyes on the road, you can benefit from having several other individuals noticing the unique characteristics of the community and a shared experience provides additional insight. As you analyze your findings, it may be necessary to make a second tour to fill in any blanks. Many of us take these characteristics for granted, but they provide a rich context for understanding communities and populations and have significant impact on the health status of the community in general. You will report your findings in practicum conference and use relevant findings in your Community Problem Analysis paper, so collect your findings and analysis in a useful format.
Use headings and prepare the paper using APA 7th edition.
Provide references as necessary. All references must be within the last 7 years.
Please follow the questions that are in the attached file below.