Public Health
State Health Improvement Plan Assessment
Healthy Wisconsin is a five-year state (2015-2020) health improvement plan guiding public health in Wisconsin. It was developed in collaboration with representatives from public health, health care systems and payers, employers, academia, government agencies, advocacy organizations, tribal communities, and the public. This 2018 Addendum is the inaugural reassessment of objectives and strategies of that five-year plan.
Wisconsin State Dementia Plan
A new plan released by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services outlines the state's five-year response to Alzheimer's Disease and related dementias.
Health Professional Shortage Area – Milwaukee County: Mental Health Care
A map of the Health Professional Shortage Areas for mental health care in Milwaukee County.
Organization: Wisconsin Office of Rural Health
Date: October 2018
Health Professional Shortage Area – Milwaukee County: Dental Health Care
A map of the Health Professional Shortage Areas for dental health care in Milwaukee County.
Organization: Wisconsin Office of Rural Health
Date: October 2018
Health Professional Shortage Area – Milwaukee County: Primary Health Care
A map of the Health Professional Shortage Areas for primary health care in Milwaukee County.
Organization: Wisconsin Office of Rural Health
Date: October 2018
Health Professional Shortage Area: Mental Health Care
A map of the Health Professional Shortage Areas for mental health care in Wisconsin.
Organization: Wisconsin Office of Rural Health
Date: October 2018
Health Professional Shortage Area: Dental Health Care
A map of the Health Professional Shortage Areas for dental health care in Wisconsin.
Organization: Wisconsin Office of Rural Health
Date: October 2018
Health Professional Shortage Area: Primary Health Care
A map of the Health Professional Shortage Areas for primary health care in Wisconsin (October 2018).
Organization: Wisconsin Office of Rural Health
Date: October 2018
Health Communities Designation
The Wisconsin Healthy Communities Designation is a new initiative offered by the UW Population Health Institute (UWPHI), in collaboration with diverse statewide groups. Funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program, it is designed to celebrate and encourage achievements in health improvement in Wisconsin, and to serve as a guide for communities to expand and enhance their health improvement efforts.
Health Center Patients, 2010-2016
These statistics from Geiger Gibson//RCHN Community Health Foundation Research Collaborative illustrate the change in health center patients served from 2010 and 2016. Statistics are available on a national and state level.
