Hillsborough County DOH Seeks Public Input on Health Goals and Messaging

Fresh Research Seeks to Customize Health Communications Based on Local Requirements

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. - Hillsborough County along with the Florida Department of Health (DOH) are working together on an upcoming project aimed at gaining insight into the healthcare needs and preferred methods of communication among community members. They invite every resident of Hillsborough County to take part in a short, confidential questionnaire intended to shape the creation and distribution of important health information.

The survey, accessible at publicinput.com/publichealthsurvey centers on different elements of healthcare communication, such as the key health concerns of residents, their favored ways of obtaining health-related information, and particular topics they are interested in concerning health education and related matters.

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Managed together by Hillsborough County and the Florida Department of Health in Hillsborough County, the survey aims to make sure that health communications are created and presented in a manner that genuinely represents the community's requirements and choices.

The questionnaire can be finished quickly, requiring just a short amount of time, and all answers are kept confidential. It covers areas like health insurance, particular health issues that participants are interested in, and the kinds of health information that resonate most with them.

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The questionnaire will stay available until August 14, 2025, allowing community members plenty of opportunity to express their views and help influence upcoming health communication plans in Hillsborough County.

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