Healthiest Wisconsin 2010: An Implementation Plan to
Improve the Health of the Public
Overview and Framework
The Implementation Plan contains 16 chapters, one chapter for each of
the 11 health priorities and the 5 infrastructure (system) priorities. For
any given chapter there may range from one to five objectives. The 10-year
long-term outcome objectives were selected by the diverse partnership
teams. The Implementation Plan identifies actions that address education,
social support, laws, policies, incentives, and behavioral change. The
logic models and templates go hand in hand; the logic model provides a
detailed outline and the template provides complete descriptions of all
the components for the long-term objectives.
Logic Models
Each priority's logic model was developed based on consultation with the University
of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension. This model not only provides a planning
framework, but also a detailed outline of the outcomes expected to occur
over the 10-year time period. This includes the short-term, medium-term, and
long-term goals to achieve each 10-year long-term outcome objective. This
model provides a brief overview of inputs (necessary investments that
include staff, volunteers, time, money, technology, and equipment), and
outputs ("the who" and "the what" which include, but are
not limited to partners, workshops, products, training and education).
The objectives are incremental. The short-term objectives address
learning how to change awareness, knowledge, attitudes, skills, opinions,
aspirations, and motivations. The medium-term objectives build on the
short-term objectives and address behaviors, practices, decisions, policies,
and social actions. Finally, the long-term objectives build on the
groundwork laid by the short-term and medium-term objectives and address
social, economic, civic, and environmental conditions.
Templates
The template design was created by the Wisconsin Turning Point
Initiative partners. These templates provide detail to achieve the 10-year
long-term outcome objective. There are 14 elements of the template,
and they are:
- 10-year long-term outcome objective
- State, national, and federal baseline data
- Links to the federal health plan US Department of Health and Human
Services Healthy People 2010
(exit DHS) objectives
- Definitions
- Rationale
- Outcome objectives:
-- Short-term
-- Medium-term
-- Long-term
- Inputs
- Outputs
- Evaluation and measurement
- Crosswalks to other health and infrastructure (system) priorities
- Significant linkages to Wisconsin’s 12 essential public health
services
- Connections to the three overarching goals of the state health plan
- Key interventions and/or strategies planned
- References
For more
information contact:
Margaret Schmelzer, RN MS
Director of Public Health Nursing and Health Policy
Bureau of Health Information and Policy
Wisconsin Division of Public Health
P.O. Box 2659
Madison, WI 53701-2659
VOICE: (608) 266-0877
E-MAIL: MargaretO.Schmelzer@wisconsin.gov
Implementation Plan
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State Health Plan
Tracking the State Health Plan |
Evidence-Based Practices
Turning Point Initiative
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Wisconsin Public Health Council (exit DHS)
Federal Healthy People 2010
(exit DHS)
National Turning Point
Initative (exit DHS)
Last revised: July 08, 2008
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