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Can We Become Healthier Than Minnesota? Real Talk for Real Action Conference January 30 2009

Can We Become Healthier Than Minnesota? Real Talk for Real Action Conference January 30 2009 David Kindig University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health/Population Health Institute Carried out under a grant from the Wisconsin Partnership Program.

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Can We Become Healthier Than Minnesota? Real Talk for Real Action Conference January 30 2009

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  1. Can We Become Healthier Than Minnesota? Real Talk for Real Action Conference January 30 2009 David Kindig University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health/Population Health Institute Carried out under a grant from the Wisconsin Partnership Program

  2. Hawaii (#2) and Utah (#5) are, well, not like us… But Minnesota (#4), Vermont (#1), and Massachusetts (#9)??? OUR COMPETITION AT #17 (down from #12 last year) IN AMERICA’S HEALTH RANKINGS

  3. OVERALL HEALTH RANKING

  4. PERCENT UNINSURED

  5. ADULT SMOKNG RATES

  6. PREVALENCE OF OBESITY

  7. PERCENT BINGE DRINKING

  8. CHILDREN IN POVERTY

  9. AIR POLLUTION

  10. HEALTH CARE COSTS • PER CAPITA EXPENDITURES?? • % INCREASE IN EXPENDITURES? • ACCEPTABLE RANGE OF REGIONAL VARIATION?

  11. STRONG MEASURES, SOLID PARTNERSHIPS, REAL RESOURCES “What is required is a coordinated effort across determinants between the public and private sectors, as well as financial resources and incentives to make it work”.

  12. Distribution of population and excess deaths in Wisconsin *Values are annual averages based on data from AIM (1993-2002) and WISH (1995-2004) *Rural/urban definitions are based on those used by the Wisconsin Office of Rural Health

  13. MY PROPOSED HEALTHY WISCONSIN 2020 OVERALL GOALS • MOVE FROM B- TO B+…SOLIDLY INTO THE TOP TEN…AND THEREFORE MAKE A SERIOUS CHALLENGE TO MINNESOTA • MOVE FROM D TO C IN HEALTH DISPARITIES..A COMMITMENT TO MORE FAIRNESS IN OUR STATE

  14. Dialogues on Key Strategies to Improve our Health • Track A: Improving our health behaviors • Room E: Physical activity, nutrition, and obesity • Room F: Alcohol use and addiction • Track B: Mix of prevention and treatment • Room G: Health care quality and costs • Room H: Access to needed care • Track C: Healthier social and economic climate • Room I: Remedying racial disparities • Room J: Improving the health of Milwaukee

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