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Healthiest Wisconsin 2010: An Implementation Plan to Improve the Health of the Public

The Implementation Plan is the companion document to the state health plan, Healthiest Wisconsin 2010: A Partnership Plan to Improve the Health of the Public. The Implementation Plan provides strategic direction for collective action by Wisconsin’s public health system partners to achieve the three chief goals of the state health plan: (1) promote and protect health for all, (2) eliminate health disparities, and (3) transform Wisconsin's public health system.

The Implementation Plan is a shared responsibility of all public health partners in Wisconsin. It is a flexible, living document designed to address the health and system priorities of the State Health Plan.

• Overview of the Implementation Plan
  
  
• Implementation Plan Summary (PDF, 631 KB). (June, 2005)
  This publication summarizes the Healthiest Wisconsin 2010 Implementation Plan developed by 16 broadly based teams of community partners. It lists the Plan's specific objectives for each priority and selected action steps to achieve those objectives.
  
  
• The Wisconsin Division of Public Health has prepared a CD-ROM that contains many State Health Plan materials, including the full Implementation Plan.
  
  
• The Full Implementation Plan (all templates and logic models) is available from the following sources.
  • Medical College of Wisconsin (exit DHS) - See "Health Priority Logic Models" and "System Priority Logic Models" 
  • Wisconsin Population Health Institute (exit DHS) - See "Healthiest Wisconsin 2010 Implementation Plan"
  • University of Wisconsin Medical School  (exit DHS) - See "Health Priorities" and "System (Infrastructure) Priorities"
  • Wisconsin Public Health Association (exit DHS) - See "Healthiest Wisconsin 2010"

For more information contact:

Margaret Schmelzer, RN MS
Director of Public Health Nursing and Health Policy
Bureau of Health Information and Policy
Wisconsin Division of Public Health
P.O. Box 2659
Madison, WI 53701-2659
VOICE:  (608) 266-0877
E-MAIL:  MargaretO.Schmelzer@wisconsin.gov

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Implementation Plan   |  State Health Plan
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Turning Point Initiative   |  Wisconsin Public Health Council (exit DHS)
Federal Healthy People 2010 (exit DHS)
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Last Revised: July 08, 2008