Key National Public Health Initiatives

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Key National Public Health Initiatives Shawn D. Crabtree, MSSW, MPA Executive Director

Key Initiatives Borrowed from PHAB and Public Health National Center for Innovations (phnci).

Key Initiatives

Key Initiatives

The 6 in 6|18 represents the 6 initial health conditions, including: Tobacco Use, High Blood Pressure, Health Care-Associated Infections, Asthma, Unintended Pregnancies, and Diabetes. These conditions were selected because they meet the following criteria: They affect large numbers of people They are associated with high health care costs Evidence-based interventions are available to prevent or control these conditions in a short time horizon (less than 5 years) The evidence-based interventions can be implemented by the health care sector - health care purchasers, health plans, and providers.

The 18 in 6|18 represents a set of 18 evidence-based interventions associated with each of the 6 conditions that health care purchasers, payers, or providers can implement.

The 18 in 6|18 represents a set of 18 evidence-based interventions associated with each of the 6 conditions that health care purchasers, payers, or providers can implement.