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Healthy Alaskans 2010 is a comprehensive
set of state health objectives for the decade. A planning process
involving participants from across the state worked together to
develop a set of goals and select indicators and targets for those
indicators. Healthy Alaskans is a public health document that
is part strategic plan and will be used over the decade to track
changes in the health status of Alaskans and serve as a framework
for health policy development.
The overarching goals of Healthy Alaskans 2010 is to increase
the quality and years of healthy life for all Alaskans and to
eliminate health disparities.
Healthy Alaskans 2010 health objectives are organized into 3
broad categories and 26 problem specific chapters. The categories
and chapters are:
Health Promotion
Chapter 1: Physical Activity
Chapter 2: Nutrition and Overweight
Chapter 3: Tobacco Use
Chapter 4: Substance Abuse
Chapter 5: Mental Health
Chapter 6: Educational and Community-based Programs
Chapter 7: Health Communication
Health Protection
Chapter 8: Injury Prevention
Chapter 9: Violence and Abuse Prevention
Chapter 10: Occupational Safety and Health
Chapter 11: Environmental Health
Chapter 12: Food Safety
Chapter 13: Oral Health
Chapter 14: Vision and Hearing
Preventive Services and Access to Health Care
Chapter 15: Access to Quality Health Care
Chapter 16: Maternal, Infant, and Child Health
Chapter 17: Family Planning
Chapter 18: Immunizations and Infectious Diseases
Chapter 19: HIV Infection and Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Chapter 20: Arthritis and Osteoporosis
Chapter 21: Heart Disease and Stroke
Chapter 22: Cancer
Chapter 23: Diabetes
Chapter 24: Respiratory Diseases
Chapter 25: Disability and Secondary Conditions
The following Healthy Alaskans 2010 report has information about
a select number of indicators. Click here to view the Healthy
Alaskans 2010 report.
Healthy
Alaskans 2010 Report
For more information about Healthy Alaskans 2010,
please visit the web site at:
Healthy
Alaskans 2010 Website
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