HEALTH IMPROVEMENT MODEL

The areas identified below are based on the health improvement model developed for the Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program, that are informed by the Healthier Wisconsin 2020 state health plan. Please indicate your areas of interest and / or expertise, checking all areas that apply. Use the Control key along with your mouse to chose multiple options.

1. Infrastructure focus areas to transform health improvement:

Access to high quality health services Collaborative partnerships for community health improvement Diverse sufficient and competent workforce that promotes and protects health Emergency preparedness response and recovery Health literacy Public health capacity and quality Public health leadership and policy Systems to manage and share health information and knowledge

2. Populations affected:

Children and adolescents Disabled Men Racial and ethnic populations Rural Seniors Uninsured Urban Women Other

3. Health focus areas:

Adequate appropriate and safe food and nutrition Alcohol and other drug use Cancer Chronic disease prevention and management Communicable disease prevention and control Environmental and occupational health Healthy growth and development Injury and violence Mental health Oral health Physical activity Reproductive and sexual health Tobacco use and exposure Other

4. Briefly describe any 'other' selections checked above:

PARTNERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Briefly describe any experience with community-medical college partnerships that you have had.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

If you are actively working on a specific project or program idea that may include faculty partners, briefly describe it here.

GEOGRAPHIC EMPHASIS

Please indicate the area of Wisconsin that most closely reflects the geographic emphasis area of your project.

Statewide Rural Urban

CONTACT INFORMATION

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