984 resultados para Health prevention
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"6/07"--Colophon.
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A report by Public Health Futures Illinois that proposes goals and recommended actions for developing a prevention-focused, integrated system of public health service delivery in Illinois.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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SHIP strategic issues and outcomes: Access: access to health care and public health services including quality prevention programs, oral health, mental health, medical and long-term care. ... Data and information technology: assure that current health status and public health system data are used to plan and implement policy and programs. ... Disparities : monitor health disparities and implement effective strategies to eliminate them. ... Measure, manage and improve the public health system: assure accountability, ongoing improvement, and performance management. ... Workforce: assure an optimal, diverse and competent workforce. Priority health conditions: monitor priority health conditions and risk factors, and implement effective strategies to reduce them. ...
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Lithographed; printed by the Peoria photopress.
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Understanding the health, economic and social costs of a growing obesity epidemic to Illinois and its citizens, the Illinois General Assembly passed the Obesity Prevention Initiative Act (PA 96-0155) in the spring of 2009. In accordance with the act, the Illinois Department of Public Health convened public hearings in Chicago, Springfield and Carbondale to: Illuminate the social and human costs of obesity and to highlight existing state and community level initiatives. Identify existing plans and opportunities for action and expansion of initiatives. Inform policymakers and the public about effective solutions to the problem. Identify and engage stakeholders to promote action to reduce obesity, to improve nutrition and to increase physical activity.
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Funded by the Illinois Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities, Division of Alcoholism.
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Prepared with grant from Illinois Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities, Division of Alcoholism.