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C DC Portfolio Management

Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. C DC Portfolio Management. Public Health Practice Council Meeting December 8, 2006 Portfolio Management Project. Our Goals.

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C DC Portfolio Management

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  1. Department of Health and Human ServicesCenters for Disease Control and PreventionAgency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry CDC Portfolio Management Public Health Practice Council Meeting December 8, 2006 Portfolio Management Project

  2. Our Goals • Establish Shared Leadership Model • Two-way exchange with state and local public health partners and CDC leadership to enable effective decision-making • Align Goals and Resources • CDC resources effectively aligned with CDC/State goals • Improve CDC Business Practices • Reduce unnecessary administrative burden and streamline business processes associated with CDC grants

  3. Our Role • SMOs in the States: • Senior-level coordinators placed in the SHOs Office • Perform annual assessment of CDC state-wide investments and collect/manage state/city observations regarding CDC business/program activities • PMP Atlanta • Atlanta based connectivity with CDC leadership and program staff • Coordinate PMP across all states with SMOs • Maximize information dissemination

  4. CDC’s Extramural Investments FY 2005PMP Sites (Non-Research* Grants) • Total in PMP States: • $4,452,165,416 (2,428 grants) • 253 field staff (43% of all field staff in the U.S.) *An additional $164,284,074 is awarded to PMP states in research grants And $32,015,338 of $115,278,752 total in PHHS Prevent Block Grant Note: SMOs also now in place in NC, CO, LA

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