California Department of Public Health 1 Get Healthier Outdoors Symposium Folsom, California December 4, 2007 Partnership Connections for Livability Bonita.

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California Department of Public Health 1 Get Healthier Outdoors Symposium Folsom, California December 4, 2007 Partnership Connections for Livability Bonita Sorensen, M.D., M.B.A. Chief Deputy Director of Policy and Programs California Department of Public Health

2 Providing safe environments for daily routine physical activity, such as walking to school, parks and work, will encourage people to stay active. Healthy Places = Healthier People

California Department of Public Health 3 The New Department: CDPH Three Themes 1.Strategic 2.Efficiency and Effectiveness 3.Partnerships

California Department of Public Health 4 CDPH Strategic Focus Diabetes Obesity 1. Preparedness 2. Health Promotion and Prevention

California Department of Public Health 5 A Vision for California: 10 Steps Toward Healthy Living 1.Californians will understand the importance of physical activity and healthy eating, and they will make healthier choices based on their understanding. 2.Everyday, every child will participate in physical activities. 3.California’s adults will be physically active every day. 4.Schools will only offer healthy foods and beverages to students. 5.Only healthy foods and beverages will be marketed to children ages 12 and under. 6.Produce and other fresh, healthy food items will be affordable and available in neighborhoods. 7.Neighborhoods, communities and buildings will support physical activity, including safe walking, stair climbing, and bicycling. 8.Healthy foods and beverages will be accessible, affordable, and promoted in grocery stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues. 9.Health insurers and health care providers will promote physical activity and healthy eating. 10.Employees will have access to physical activity and healthy food options.

California Department of Public Health 6 California Obesity Prevention Plan: A Vision for Tomorrow Strategic Actions for Today Leadership and Coordination Transform the Norm – Media and Marketing Community Makeovers Measuring Change

California Department of Public Health 7 Government’s Role in Creating Change in the Physical and Social Environment Adopt and implement “walkable” community policies. Promote land uses that support access to healthy foods and encourage walking and bicycling in all neighborhoods. Ensure that public recreational facilities and supermarkets are close to where people live and work as well as accessible from public transit routes. Adapt general plans that contain a recreation element. Strategic Actions

California Department of Public Health 8 The Governor’s Health Care Reform Proposal Prevention, Health Promotion and Wellness Cover All Californians Affordability and Cost Containment An opportunity to lead the nation in reversing obesity trends through innovative and comprehensive strategies

California Department of Public Health 9 Now What? Connecting Public Health and Parks and Recreation Let’s play!

California Department of Public Health 10 Public Health Approach Build partnerships Use data to drive decisions Mobilize communities Implement interventions Evaluate and Replicate

California Department of Public Health 11 CDPH Programs Engaged in Creating Healthy Places California Center for Physical Activity California ProjectLEAN Network for a Healthy California Epidemiology & Prevention for Injury Control Branch Environmental Health Investigation Branch

California Department of Public Health 12 Florida Experience

California Department of Public Health 13 Safe and Healthy Communities for Everyone Universal Livability