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​​California Wellness Plan Implementation

The California Wellness Plan (Plan) is the result of a statewide process led by CDPH to develop a roadmap with partners to create communities in which people can be healthy, improve the quality of clinical and community care, increase access to usable health information, assure continued public health capacity to achieve health equity, and empower communities to create healthier environments.

CDPH chronic disease and health promotion program staff and statewide partners were involved in the development of this Plan. Through this coordinated effort, CDPH provides a venue to align public health chronic disease prevention and health promotion efforts to ensure the best possible population health outcomes for all Californians. The aim of the Plan is to find common approaches to reduce the burden and impact of chronic disease in California.

View the California Wellness Plan (PDF, 4.3 MB) and the California Wellness Plan Progress Report (PDF, 19.35 MB) for more information.

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