Healthy New Hampshire 2010 Mission

What Needs To Be Done?


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     How Are We Doing in 2001?
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Access to Quality Health Services
     Primary Health Services
     Oral Health Services
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs
     Alcohol
     Tobacco
     Other Drugs
     Treatment
Cancer and Chronic Conditions
     Cancer
     Musculoskeletal Conditions
     Respiratory
Environmental Health
     Arsenic
     Radon
     Lead
     Air Quality
Heart Disease, Stroke, and Diabetes
     Heart Disease and Stroke
     Diabetes
Immunization and Infectious Diseases
Injury and Violence Prevention
Maternal, Infant, and Child Health
Mental Health
Nutrition and Physical Activity
Reproductive and Sexual Health
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     Healthy New Hampshire 2010 provides the framework for a systematic approach to health improvement. It identifies significant and preventable threats to health and defines New Hampshire’s health and prevention agenda for the first decade of the 21st century. Healthy New Hampshire 2010 represents the commitment of local and State leaders to develop community and statewide efforts that promote healthy behaviors, create healthy environments, and increase access to quality health care. Strategies expected to emerge from this planning process will help New Hampshire’s residents gain the knowledge, motivation, and opportunities needed to improve health and well-being.
     Achieving Healthy New Hampshire 2010 targets will require an increase in public health capacity. The New Hampshire Turning Point Initiative, a collaboration of public and private agencies, seeks to begin the process of addressing this need by demonstrating models for strengthening community level public health infrastructure in New Hampshire. Healthy New Hampshire 2010 and the New Hampshire Turning Point Initiative will work closely during the coming decade to achieve the shared goal of improving the health and well-being of New Hampshire residents.

 

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