Visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website and take a look at the Community Health Status Indicators page. Select your state and county and then explore how your county compares to other counties with regard to different indicators of community health. These indicators may include mortality, morbidity, healthcare access, physical environment, and social factors. As you investigate, take note of the categories in which your county scores “worse” than other areas. Then, interview someone who works in the healthcare (or related) fieldthis could be a family member, friend, coworker, professor, or someone else. Interview this person to learn about his or her experience dealing with the indicators that you discovered are worse in your community than in other areas. NOTE: Remember to use the Interview Consent form to obtain formal consent from the interviewee prior to the interview. The form is located in the Assignment Guidelines and Rubrics section of the course. After your interview, write a 250–500-word journal entry that addresses the following: 1. List the community health status indicators that are worse in your community than in others. 2. How is your interviewee involved with the community health status indicators discussed? 3. How does the person you interviewed and the healthcare community in which he or she is involved deal with these issues? 4. Reflect on why your county is better or worse in some indicators of community health than others. What might explain this difference? This should come from your own reflection, your interview notes, and your findings from the CDC website.