The quality of social structure might include such things as access to and quality of medical care (e.g., per-capita hospital beds, numbers of physicians and nurses), the presence and extent of cultural and community services, the extent and availability of public recreational facilities (expenditures per capita on parks, etc.), and crime rates, among other things. An alternative to the Index of Social Structure Quality discussed above might be a measure of community resilience. A resilient community actively develops and utilizes all of its capitals, includes all segments of the community in community endeavors, engages groups to work together, works strategically toward development of the community, and works to ensure equity across community members.