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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEWSecretary’s 500-Day PlanHHS Plans and PrioritiesThis Strategic Plan for FY 2007–2012incorporates priorities and conceptsfrom the Secretary’s 500-DayPlan, the Secretary’s Ten HealthCare Priority Activities, the DepartmentalObjectives, and the HealthyPeople 2010 Objectives. Althoughsome of these plans and prioritiesmay change from year to year, asampling of the most recent versionsis included here.Secretary Leavitt uses a 500-Day Plan, updated every200 days, as a management tool to guide his energiesin fulfilling the vision of a healthier and more hopefulAmerica. The Secretary focuses on specific strategiesthat will achieve significant progress for the Americanpeople over a 5,000-day horizon. The 500-Day Plansupports the Strategic Plan in guiding the Departmentin achieving its broad policy and program objectives.The priorities include:• Transform the Health Care System;• Modernize Medicare and Medicaid;• Advance Medical Research;• Secure the Homeland;• Protect Life, Family, and Human Dignity; and• Improve the Human Condition Around the World.Secretary’s Health Care PrioritiesIn 2006, the Secretary developed 10 HHS PriorityActivities for America’s Health Care; these too areupdated annually:• Health Care Value Incentives;• Health Information Technology;• Medicare Rx;• Medicaid Modernization;• New Orleans Health System;• Personalized Health Care;• Obesity Prevention;• Pandemic Preparedness;• Emergency Response and Commissioned CorpsRenewal; and• International Health Diplomacy.20 HHS Strategic Plan FY 2007-2012
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEWDepartmental ObjectivesLast updated in 2006, 20 Departmentwide objectivesexpress the breadth and scope of the Department’sactivities. Updated annually, they expand on theSecretary’s goals from the 500-Day Plan and includeobjectives related to effective management andresponsible stewardship:1. Accelerate Personalized Health Care;2. Recruit, Develop, Retain, and Strategically Managea World-Class HHS Workforce;3. Modernize Medicaid;4. Continue Our Leadership Role and Success inCompetitive Sourcing;5. Turn Adversity to Advantage for the New OrleansHealth System;6. Improve Financial Performance;7. Promote Health Information Technology;8. Expand Electronic Government;9. Continue to Improve Medicare;10. Improve Budget and Performance Integration;11. Harness the Power of Transparent Health Care;12. Implement the Real Property Asset ManagementProgram and Strategically Manage Our RealProperty;13. Emphasize Prevention and Healthy Living;14. Broaden Health Insurance and Long-Term CareCoverage;15. Prepare for an Influenza Pandemic;16. Promote Quality, Relevance, and Performance ofResearch and Development Activities;17. Enhance Emergency Response and Renew theCommissioned Corps;18. Improve the Service of Management Functionsand Administrative Operations for the Support ofthe Department’s Mission;19. Emphasize Faith-Based and CommunitySolutions; and20. Eliminate Improper Payments.Healthy People 2010Healthy People 2010 is a comprehensive set of diseaseprevention and health promotion objectives for theNation to achieve over the first decade of the newcentury. Overarching goals are to increase quality andyears of healthy life and eliminate health disparities.There are 28 focus areas:• Access to Quality Health Services;• Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic BackConditions;• Cancer;• Chronic Kidney Disease;• Diabetes;• Disability and Secondary Conditions;• Educational and Community-Based Programs;• Environmental Health;• Family Planning;• Food Safety;• Health Communication;• Heart Disease and Stroke;• HIV;• Immunization and Infectious Diseases;• Injury and Violence Prevention;• Maternal, Infant, and Child Health;• Medical Product Safety;• Mental Health and Mental Disorders;• Nutrition and Overweight;• Occupational Safety and Health;• Oral Health;• Physical Activity and Fitness;• Public Health Infrastructure;• Respiratory Diseases;• Sexually Transmitted Diseases;• Substance Abuse;• Tobacco Use; and• Vision and Hearing.HHS Strategic Plan FY 2007-201221
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