Quality of Life Surveys of Broward County
Approximately once every two years, The Coordinating Council of Broward (CCB) hires Professional Research Consultants, Inc. (www.prconline.com), of Omaha, Nebraska, to conduct a public opinion survey of Broward County residents by telephone. An initial survey with a focus on health was sponsored by Memorial Healthcare System in 1994. CCB-sponsored surveys were conducted in 1997, 1999/2000, 2002 and 2004, each with a sample size of 2,400. The sample size was reduced to 1,000 for the 2006, 2008 and 2011 surveys.
The results of the CCB-sponsored surveys, each of which contains over 150 questions about quality of life issues in Broward County, are available in four basic formats (see table below):
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a printable report that presents a summary of the results with color graphs and compares the results of the current survey with past Broward County surveys and other surveys for Florida and the US, in Acrobat Reader format (.PDF);
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a slide show with the same graphics, in PowerPoint (.PPT);
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a series of cross tabulations by age, gender, race/ethnicity, poverty level and religion, in Acrobat Reader format (.PDF); and
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real-time results, that can be cross-tabulated as needed by the user (www.prceasyview.com, User ID = broward, Password = ccb).
Copies of the actual survey forms also are included below, to enable an understanding of the specific questions asked and any conditions that may have applied as to who was asked each question.
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In addition to
the countywide surveys above, PRC has conducted oversamples in targeted
areas of Broward County and compiled data for sub-areas and sub-groups
from the overall surveys. The reports (*.pdf) and slide presentations
(*.ppt) for each are available below.
Additional Quality of Life Survey Reports and Presentations
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Sub-Area Tabulations Derived from County-wide Surveys |
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2000 CCB/MHS Quality of Life Survey - South Broward Summary |
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2002 CCB/MHS Quality of Life Survey - South Broward Summary |
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| 2002 CCB/HUF Quality of Life Survey - Hispanic Summary |
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| 2004 CCB/MHS Quality of Life Survey - South Broward Summary |
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| 2006 CCB/MHS Quality of Life Survey - South Broward Summary |
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| 2008 CCB/MHS Quality of Life Survey - South Broward Summary |
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Oversampled Areas Surveyed as Part of Countywide Surveys |
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2000 MHS/CCB Quality of Life - Dania Beach Oversample |
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2000 MHS/CCB Quality of Life - Davie Driftwood Oversample |
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2000 MHS/CCB Quality of Life - Hallandale Beach Oversample |
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2000 MHS/CCB Quality of Life - S Central Hollywood Oversample |
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| 2002 DCF/CCB Quality of Life - Zip Code 33311 Oversample |
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| 2002 NBHD/CCB Quality of Life - Collier City Oversample |
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| 2002 MHS/CCB Quality of Life - Hollywood Washington Park/Beverly Park Oversample |
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| 2004 MHS/CCB Quality of Life - Davie Potter's Park Oversample |
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| 2004 MHS/CCB Quality of Life - N Central Hollywood Oversample |
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Needs Assessments |
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1999 BCHS/CURE Needs Assessment - East Broward |
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2000 BCHS Children's Services Priorities - Broward County |
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2000 BCHS Needs Assessment - West Broward |
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2000 BCHS Needs Assessment - Northwest Broward (Coral Springs) |
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| 2000 BCHS Needs Assessment - West Central Broward (Lauderhill) |
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| 2000 BCHS Needs Assessment - Southwest Broward (Davie) |
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| 2002 CCB Web Survey of Products and Services |
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MHS = Memorial Healthcare System
HUF = Hispanic Unity of Florida
NBHD = North Broward Hospital District
DCF = Florida Department of Children & Families
BCHS = Broward County Human Services Department
CURE = Florida Atlantic University's Center for Urban Redevelopment and
Empowerment
