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Healthy People 2000
Educational and Community-based Programs Progress Review
November
3, 1999
2-4:30 p.m. EST
This progress review will be broadcasted from Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Gaithersburg, Maryland. Details on how to review the broadcast are provided on the Public Health Training Network home page.
Dr. David Satcher, Assistant Secretary for Health and Surgeon General, will be joined by a panel of experts representing the public and private health sectors. Claude Earl Fox, M.D., Administrator of Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA); Kathy Cahill, M.P.H., Associate Director for Policy, Planning and Evaluation, CDC, and Dr. Edward Sondik, Director of the National Center for Health Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), will review the progress towards the targets for the objectives in the Educational and Community-based Programs area of Healthy People 2000. Participants, listed in the agenda will then engage in a discussion that covers four educational and community-based settings: school, worksite, healthcare, and community.
Program
Objectives:
Assess progress made
in achieving the Healthy People objectives for Educational and
Community-Based Programs (ECBP).
Highlight effective
programs that had an impact on progress, and understand barriers that have
hindered improvement.
Gain an understanding
of the Healthy People 2010 ECBP objectives for schools, worksites,
healthcare sites, and the community-at-large.
Participate with Dr.
Satcher and leaders from government and the private sector in discussing
how the 2010 objectives can be translated into opportunities for action.
As part of the Healthy People 2000 Progress Review on Educational and Community-based Programs, participants are eligible to apply for continuing education credits, using the SOPHE application. Instructions for applying are available. Evaluation forms are also provided for those earning CHES credits.
Presentation
made by:
Edward
J. Sondik, Ph.D.
Briefing
Book Materials
Objective
charts (color)
Objective
charts (black and white)
Data
Section
Summary
tables (see attachment)
Individual
objective tables (see attachment)
Related
Sites
Office
of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
Healthy People 2000 Web Page
National
Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and
Health Promotion
School
Health Policies and Program Study
National
College Health Risk Behavior Survey
Youth
Risk Behavior Survey
Behavioral
Risk Factor Surveillance System
Association
of State and Territorial Directors of
Health Promotion and Public Health Education
Society
for Public Health Education
Health
Resources and Services Administration
Department
of Education National Center for
Education Statistics
National
Association of County and City Health
Officials
Other
NCHS Sites
Healthy People 2000
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Preventive Services
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and Chronic Disabling Conditions
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and Community-based Programs
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Planning
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and Drug Safety
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and Infectious Diseases
Maternal
and Infant Health
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Health and Mental Disorders
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Safety and Health
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Health
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Injuries
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and Abusive Behavior
National Vital Statistics
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Survey
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