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Frequently Used Acronyms
AHA American Heart Association
AIDS Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
CDC Centers for Disease Control
DATCP Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection
DHSS Department of Health and Social Services
DILHR Department of Industry, Labor, and Human Relations
DNR Department of Natural Resources
DPI Department of Public Instruction
DOT Department of Transportation
DCS Division of Community Services, DHSS
DOH Division of Health, DHSS
HIV Human immunodeficiency virus
LPHA Local public health agency
LBW Low birth weight
MCH Maternal and child health
MA Medical Assistance (Medicaid) Program
STD Sexually transmitted disease
SAAC State Adolescent Advisory Council
WAPC Wisconsin Association for Perinatal Care
WIC Women, Infants, and Children Supplemental Food Program
YPLL Years of Potential Life Lost
Healthier People
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A Public Health Agenda for the Year 2000 %
WisconslhDepahment of Health and Social Services
Division of Health P.O. Box 309
Madison, W1 53701-0309
February 1990
CONTENTS
Foreward _ ....................................... _ ... _ .. _ ............,__.. . .....
Introduction ...... ............. ....... ._................................................. .. 2
Acknowledgements ..................................................................... 3
Section 1: Profile of Wisconsin ........... .............. ....... ............_.... ........ 8
Section 2: Communicable Diseases ................................ 14
Sexually Transmitted Diseases ................. ......... .....,..~.15
HIV Infection and AIDS ........................................................... 20
Vaccine-Preventable Diseases .......................................................... 28
Viral Hepatitis and Enteric (Gastrointestinal) Disease ... . ........... .... . .......... 33
Selected Communicable Diseases ...... . ............. . ...... . . ...... ..~. ............. .. 37
Communicable Disease Surveillance ........... . . . ....... ~ ............. ~. ...... 40
Section 3: Chronic Disease Prevention and Control .......................................... 44
Cancer .............................................................................
45Cardiovascular Disease ................................._......._................-..... 50~.
Tobacco Prevention.and Cessation ................ .............._...,................ 53~
1+Iutritiomand Alcohol .... ....................... ....... ........ ..............._..
58Diabctesand KidneyDisease............... .....................-................... 62~
Chronic Diseases in the Older Populhtion . . . ........ .. . . ... . . ~- . . ~~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
...... 63
Oral Diseases ..... ...................... ...... ............._.,................. ... 67
Chronic Disease:Surveillance ........ ..................... ...................... ...69
Section 4: Injury Prevention .................... ............ ..._ _................ .
72Transportation~InjPries .......................................................... 74
Intentional.Injµriesand Violence ...................................................... _. 80.
Falls ........................................................................................ 84
BurnsandlFire-RelatedInjuries ................................... ...~................ .... 87
OccupationallInjuries ................................. ........................ _... 91
Drowning~and AquaticInjur+es ........... ......._..................... .......-.............. ~.. 94
Section 5: Environmental Health .......................................................... 102
Enainonmental Hazards ................................................................ 103
Prevention of Environmental Diseases .... . . ._ . . . . . . .,. . . ._ . . ..... ... .. . ...... .
.. . ~ . . ~ ~ . 110
Radiation Health and Protection ........... . .......... . ................ . .... .~ ... . .. 114
Emergency Response ............................................................. 117~
Environmental Sanitation ...................... ........_........ ....................... 121
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Section 6: Reproductive/Perinatal Heatth....._ ...................... _...........,.-..,._,,.
Reproductive Health Promotlon ................................. ....... . . . . . . . . . . ..... ..
Infant' Mortality and Low Birth Weight . : .................. ..... ...................... .... 124
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Prevention.of Birth, Defects .............................................................. 141
Section 7: Infant and Child Health ........................................................ 152
Growth and Development ................................. ............................. 153.
Parenting~ ..................................................... ............ 161
Childhood Injunies~ ............................................................. 164
Day~Care-Related Health Issues .................................................. ~
169
Child.Abuse and Neglect ............................ _ ......_._.......... ,........ t72
ChronicIliness.............................................. ........_...... .......... 176.
Section 8: Adolescent Health ........_. _ .......................... ..................... 184
Comprehensive Community-Based Programs . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .....................
... 185
Comprehensive Primary Care ......................................................... 187
Pregnancy Prevention, Sexually Transmitted Diseases,.and AIDS ......................... .... 190
Substance Use and Abuse .......................................................... ...
. 193
Mental Health ......................................................................... 195
Unintentional Injury ......... ....................... ....
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Violence-Homicide and Child Abuse/Neglect ... .......... . .......................... .... 200
Childbearing ............................~.............. . ..................... ..,.,..
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Physical Activity and Fitness ............................................................ 205
Nutrition ................................................... .
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IIEALTHIER PEOPLE IN WISCONSIN
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FOREWORD
FOREWORD
to Healthier People im Wisconsin, a PuBlic Health Agenda for the Year 2000. This public health
agenda belongs to all of us-families, children, employers, workers, teachers, elected otf cials,
volunteers, health professionals, government-and we must work as one to make better health~
achievable for all Wisconsin residents.
For elcven months, over 150 persons from many walks.oB life struggled to assess Wiscon-
sin's most important health risks,and create an agenda to reduce these risks and improve our
health status.
We offer this agenda; to you-the residents of the great State of Wisconsin-with the vision
that~ together we can make it' reality. This public health agenda is not an endpoint; it is but a
beginning. How healthy will our state. be as we enter the 21st Century? It is up to all of us to
move FORWARD for a healthier Wisconsinl
James Davis, M.D.,. M.S:, Co. Chair
University of Wisconsin Department of Family
Medicine and Practice
Doug Mormann, M.S.,. Co-Chait
Director,.La Crosse Co: Health Department
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Paul Nannis, M.S., Co-Chair
Health Commissioner, City of Milwaukee
Margaret Schmelzer,.RN4 M~.S-P.H., Co-Chair
Clinical Assistant Professor
U W-M adi'sonSchoot of N ursing
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INTRODUCTION
The genesis of Healthier People In Wisconsin, A
Public Health Agenda For The Year2000'was.an in-
quiryin late 1987 from the.State Assembly's Subcom-
mittee on Maternal and ChildiHealth (MCH).about'
the Department! of Health~and Social Services'
(DHSS) long-range plan for the MCH block grantt
dollars. Inresponse;.with community, industry, and
health leaders from throughout thee state, DHSS un-
dertookk the development ofl aplana too addresss thee
most significant public health issues. The decisionwas
made to parallel a similar nationwide exercise, and
develop a Wisconsinn plan for the year 2000.
Former DHSS Secretary Tim Cullen appoi nted a
14-person PublicHealth Plan Steering Committee,
which determined: (1).an agreed:upon definition of
"public health," (2) the purposes of the public.health
plan,.and (3) the format oflThe plan. The public
health planning committees relied on the steering
committee's.guidance as they developed this
document.
In November 1988, DHSS Secretary Patricia
Goodrich appointed a 23-person Community. Health
Plan Committee, co-chairedl by. James Davis and
Douglas Mormann, and a 33-person Maternallandl
Child Health Committee, co-chaired by Margaret
Sehmelzer and Paul Nannis The first meeting was
held in January1i989.,.and established a rigorous
schedule which kept the participants on taskandl
minimiiedd the duration of the public health planning
process. Over 50 technical advisers from throughout
the state and 60 staff were called upon for expertise.in
specific topics under discussion-by the committees.
INTRODUCTION
The heavy burden of staff support fell upon Divi-
sionof Health (DOH) staff who hadd lead responsibil-ity for thesevemworkingsubcommittees. The
dedication and commitment of committee members
and DOH staff made it possible to meet the August
1989 deadline for completion of the Environmental,
Chronic Disease, Communicable Disease, Inj'uryPre-
vention, ReproductivelPerinatal Health, Infant and
Child Health, and Adolescent Health sections. Goals
and objectives that they drafted remained substan-
tivelyunchanged through.thecondensation and edit-
ing processes.
With the releasee of this plan by Governor Thomp-
son, Secretary Goodrich, and the four co-chairpersons.
inearly 1990, amajor goal has been attained. Wis-
consinhas.a plan, with measurable goalS.and objec-
tives, which idcntifies.the state's public health needs
for the next derade..These goals and objectives are
not set in cement, however. Ass with any plan.,.emerg-
ing priorities and unforeseen circumstances will dic-
tate changes and refinements throughout the decade.
This plan is a milestone nevertheless, because it repre-
sents a commitmentt by a diverse set of citizens to
attainn public healthgoals.hv the year 2000. These
volunteers and the DOH staff are tobe commended
for their dedication and perseverance and shouldl be
proud of Healthier Peoplee in Wisconsin.
HEALTHIER PEOPLEtN WISCONSIN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ACKVOWLEDGEM E\TS
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Conveners
Patricia A. Goodricht Secretary,. Department of
Health and SocialiServices.
George F. MacKenzie, State Health Officer and
Administrator, Divisionn of Health.
Co-Direetors
William R. Schmidt, Assistant Administrator,.
Divisionn of Health
NancyJ. Kaufman, Deputy-0irector,.Bureau of
Community Health and Prevention, Division of Health
Stag Coordination
Ivan Imm, Director, Bureau of CommunityHealth and'
Prevention
Patrice Onheiber, Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention
Michael Vaughn; Bureau of Community Healthh and
Prevention
Ieri SChad,.Bureau of Community. Health and Prevention
Community Health Planning Committee
Co-Chairs
James Davis, UW-Madison,.Department o0 Family
Medicine and Practice
Douglas Mormann, La Crosse County Health Department.
Communicable Disease Subcommittee Members
Beverly Larson, Polk County Public Health NursingService; Wisconsin Council of Public Health Staff
Herb.Bostrom, Division of Hcalth, Southern Regional
OtBce
JetfreyDavis, Bureau of Community Health n and'~ Prevention,
Ted Jones, Bureau of Community Health and Prevention
Elizabeth Knoebel, Bureau of Community. Health and
Ptevention
Craig Leutzingcr,. Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention, Lead Stulf
Mary. Proctor, Bureau of Community Health and~
Prevention
Bill Reiser, Bureau of Community Health and Prevention
Judy Schrear, Bureai Community Health and Prevention
James Vergeronli Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention
Chronlc Disease Prevention and Control SuhcommlHee
JamesByrd, Medical College of Wisconsin
James Davis, UW-Madison Department o( Family
Medicine and Practice
Tim Durtsche,.La Crosse, Wisconsin Dental Association
Robert Harris, City. of Milwaukee Health Department,..
Chairperson
Dennis Hussey;,General Electrir.Medical Systems,
Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce
MaryJo Tuckwell. Vernon County Memorial Hospital,
Wisconsin Dietetic Association
Technical.4dvisors
Molly Carnes, William S. MiddletomMemorial Veteran's.
Administrators, Chairperson Hospital `
Douglas Mormann, La Crosse CountyHealth Department, MichaehFiore, UW-Madison Department of
Internall
Wisconsin Health Othcers Association Medicine
Brian Rude, Wisconsin State Senate Robert Greenlaw, Marshfield Clinic
William Scheckler, State Medical Society of Wisconsin Mark Huber,.American LungAssociation of
Wisconsin
Cassandra Welch, Cream City Medical Society Peter Layde, Marshfield Medical Research Foundation
Patrick McBride, UW-Madison Department of Family
Technical Advisors
CharlOne Crabb, Waukesha County Department of Health Medicine and PracticePolly Newcomb, UW'-Madison
Departments of Human
PauliGrossbe[g; UW-Platteville Student Health Service Oncology and Medicine
Marjorie Hune;,Cityof Madison Health Department UW-Madison Department of Nutrilionall
Sue Nitzke
Stanley Inhorn, State Laboratory of Hygiene ,
Sciences N
David Nelson
Medical College of Wisconsin KathlecmRebstoek-Wiese, UW-Madison Clinical Cancer
N
, Center
Guest Advisors Mark Sager, Dean Medical Center w
Brenda McCl611an-TSlson, Milwaukee AIDS Project Sandy Wright, Bureau on Aging
Doug Nelson,.Milwaukee AIDS Project
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Staff
Dennis Anderson, Bureau of Community Healthand
Prevention
YvonneEide, Divisiomof Health,.Southerm Regional Office
LarryHanraHan, Bureau of Contmunity Health and
Prevention
Beth Jones-Fiore, Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention
Mary, Murphy, Bureau of Community. Health and
Prevention
Patricia Nametz,.Center for Health Statistics
Patrioe.Onheiber, Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention
Patrick. Remington, Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention, Lead Staff
Terri Timmers. Division oFlHealth, Northern Regional
Office
Judith Zvara, Bureamof Community Health andiPreventiom
Injury Prevention Subcommittee
Members
David; Besaw;,Stockbridge-Munsce Indian Health Center,
WisconsinTribal Health Administrators
Steve Hargarten, Milwaukee.County Medical Complcx,
Chairperson
William Schmidt; Division of Health
James. Weygandt, Kohler Company; Wisconsin
Manufacturers and Commerce
Technical Ad.isors
Martha Florey, Department of Transporlationi
TmdyKarlson, UW-Madison Center for Health Systems
Research and Analysis
Carol Kiekliaefer,.College for Emergency Room PHysicisns
Bill Koepnick, Wisconsin Council of Safety
David Moiser, Indian Health Service
William Perloff, American Trauma Society, Wisconsin
Division
Cathy Ross, Grant County Public Health Nursing Service
Dan Saunders; UW-Madison Department of Psychistry
Phil VanKuikcn,.Occupational Safety and Health,
Administration
Staff
Nancy Chudy, Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention
Michael French, Bureau.of Environmental Health
Kathy Longseth, Bureau~of Community Health andb
Preventiom.
Terry Moen,. Bureau of Environmental i Heatth
Mary Shapiro, Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention.
WilliamiSheeley,.Division of Health, Southern Regional
Office
Susan Utteth;. Bureau of Community Health and
PreventionLcad Staff
Environmental Health Subcommittee
Members
KathleemBeroi Environmental Health Coalition
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
James Clark, Dane County. Hcalth Department, Wisconsin
Environmental I lEalth Association
Darryl Farmer, Eau Claire City(County. Health Department
Betty K. Johnson, Wood CountyBoard., Wisconsin
Countics Association, Public Health Affiliate
Janet.Martin, Wisconsin League of Women Voters
George Million, Marathon County Health Department{
Wisconsin Public Health, Assoeiation, Chairperson
Thomas Ourad'a, Wisconsin State Assembly
Judy Robson, Wisconsin State Assembly
Technical Advisors
Suzannc Bangera,. Department ofi Natural Resources
Oscar Copes. Oneida County Board
Susan Mudd, Citizens for a: Betten Environment
Robert Newman, Wood CountyHealth Department
SallyScott, Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Carol Terrell, Sierra Club
Staff
Henry Anderson, Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention
Tom Anderson, Bureau of CommunityHealth and
Prevention
Dan Boardman; Division of Health, Northern Regional
Office
Dennis Hibray, Division of Health, Northeastern Regional
Office
Kristine Midthun, Bureau ofCommunity Health and
Prevention
L. John Olson, Bureamof CommunitvHealth and
Prevention
Teri Vierima, Bureauwf Environmental Health
Meg Ziarnik, Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention. Lead Staff
Maternal and Child Health Planning Committee
Co-Chairs
Paul Nknnie, Cirynf Milwaukee Health Dcpartment
Margaret Schmelzer, UW'-Madison School of Nursing
ReproduetlvelPerinatal I Health Subcommittee
Members
Severa Austin, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin,
Dan Bier, Wisconsin Associatlomfor Perinatal Care
JudithCafano, Rhinelander Medical Center
Terrence Dolan, UW-Madison Waisman Center,..
Chairperson
Judy Edgar,.Pierce CounlyCommunityHealth Services
Richard Fehring; Marquctte University College of Nursing
Renata laxova, UW-Madison Department of Genetics
Debbie Ludka Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin N
LoisOlsen-tiWMl 4 31 I fA rm,.
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Wayman Parkcr Cream City'Mediral SouUy N
Susan Robillard;. W iscons;nPtimary Care Association
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Louis.Sanner, UW-Madison Department of Family {Qii}Mediclnc.and.Practice r~r
Barbara Snyder-W'.ilcox, Great Lakes Ihler-Tiibal Councilva/
Roberfi Wirch, AFL-CIO
HEALTHIER PEOPLE IN WISODNSIN
ACKN©WLEDGEMENTS
Jon Wolff, UW-Madison Deparlmentsof Pediatrics and
Genetics.
Technical Adrisurs
FredrikBroekhuizen, Sinai Samaritan Medical Center
Gloria Halvcrson, Womencare
Paul'Nannis, City of Milwaukee.HealthDepartment
Staff
Richard Aronson,.Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention
Cclestine Caldwell, Bureau of Community Health and.
Prevention
Anita Grand, Bureau oOCommunity Health,andl.
Prevention, Lead Staff
Caryl Hatfield, Department of Public Instruction
Deborah Holf, Divisiomof Health, Northern Rcgional.
Office
Millie.Jones, Burcauof Community Health and Prevention,
Murray Katcher,.Bureau of Communily Health,and
Prevention
Jan Sieger, Bureau of CommunityHealth and Prevention
Laurie.Tellier, Bureau of Environmental Health
Michael Vaughn, Bureau of Community Healthh and
Prevention
InlantlChild Health SubcommlBee
Members
Pat Blankenburg;. WisconsimManufacturers and Commerce
Melissa Borlh,.Visiting Nurse Association of Appleton
BettyJ. Johnson,.Green Lake County Nursing Serviee;.
Wisconsin Nurses Association
Jeffrey Lamonil State.Medical Societyof Wisconsin,
Academy of Pediatrics
Patricia Lasky;.UWLMadison School of Nursing
Barry Lloyd, Kenosha City, Health Department, Wiseonsin.
Health Officers Association, Chairperson
Elaiue. Mischler, UWHospital and Clihics
Margaret Schmelzer, UW-Madison Schoollof Nursing
Tracey Snyder, Grcal'i Lakes. Inter-Tribal Council
Kathy Wilkinson. Visiting:Nurse Association of Appleton
Technical Advisors
Teresa Bacchi, Division of Community Services
Sally.Casper, Wisconsin Committee for the Prevention of
Child Abusr.and Neglect
Roseanne.Clark,.UW-Madison Department of Psychiatry
Dave Edie, Division of Community Services
Kathryn Grant, U W-Madisom Regional Poison. Control
Center,
Elaihe Olson, Children's Trust Fund
Ann Stueck, Department of Public Instruction
Laura Taff. Department of. Public Instruction
Patricia Warner. The ExchangeCentcr
Staff
BettyBricco, Division of Healtlt, Nbrthcrn Regional Office
Susan Bulgrim. Bureau of Community. Health and
Prevention
CelestineCaldwell., Bureau of Community. Health and
Prevention
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Carol Casleel, Bureau oFCommunily Ilcalth and
Prevention
Rhys.Jones, Bureau of Community Health and Prevention.
Lead Staff
Murray Katcher. Bureau of Community Healthiand
Prevention
Linda Sunstad, BureamofCommunityHealth and
Prevention
Victoria Talberti Bureau of Community Health and
Prevention
Susan Uttcch. Burcauof CommunityHealth and
Prevention
Adolescent Health Subcommittee
Members
Warren Braun, ArcNdioccseof M.ilwaukec.
Anthony Caceres, Cityof Milwaukce HealthDepartmcnt
Jcan Durch, Chippewa County l'ublic Hea9th. W lscon.siat
Public Health Association
Judy Friedericks;. Brown County. Publle Hcalth,. W isconsin.
Council of Public Health Administrators,
Theresa Hadley, Maternal,/ChildlHcalth C'oalition.
Chairpcrson.
June Roehl, Waushara County Public Health
Betty Rowe, Department of Public Instruction
Rebecca Young;. WisconsimStatc Assembly
Technical Advisors
Barbara Barnard, Division ofCommunityScrvices
Mary Gulbrandsen, Madison Metropolitan School Districn
Mathew Hacger;.Rock CountyHealth Department
Patricia MeManus, MilwaukeeComprehcnsive Community.
Health
William Schwab, UW-Madison,Departmcntof Pamily.
Medicine and. Practicc.
John Stephenson, UW-Madison Department of Pediatrics.
Brian Thciler, La Crosse TeeniHealth Servihes
Staff
Richard .Aronson, Bureau uf C_ommunity. Health and
Prevention
Celestine Caldwell, Bureau of Community Hcelth and.
Prevention
Mary. Conroy, Division of Community SernicesAnne Dopp, Bureau of Community. Health and Prevention,
Lead Staff
Effie Guelhlein,. Department of Public Instruction
Beth. Hovind, Division of CommunityServices.
Gordon Jensen, Department of Public Instruction
Rhys Jones, Bureauof Community Health and Prevention
Diane Moreau, Division of flBalth, Southeastern Rcgional.
Office
Steve Ojibwav, Division.of Communily Scrvices
Douglas: Piper, Bureau of Community Health and
Prcvcntion
Susan Utlcch,.Bureau ollComtnunity Health and
Prevention
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