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The work of the HHSP is led by the Hawaiʻi State Department of Health Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Division (CDPHPD). CDPHPD promotes health and reduces the burden of chronic disease by empowering communities, influencing social norms, and supporting and encouraging individuals to make healthy lifestyle choices.
CDPHPD utilizes an integrative and coordinated approach to assemble and unite partner agencies statewide to build a shared vision, implement strategies, and secure resources that will improve the health of the people of Hawaiʻi. Contributions of time, energy, resources, and expertise are provided by the following partner agencies and organizations:
The HHSP Advisory Group members are partners from across the state who provide input on the vision, purpose, and development process of the plan. Thank you to these respected leaders who offer valuable advice, and expertise.
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Kristen Frost AlbrechtThe Food Basket
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Amy AsselbayeCity & County of Honolulu
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Carl BartonDerigo Health
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Cynthia AuAmerican Cancer Society
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May Rose Dela CruzUniversity of Hawaii (UH) Office of Public Health Studies
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Naomi FukudaThe Queen’s Medical Center
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Paula HiguchiUH Cancer Center
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Bryan JuanHawaiʻi Primary Care Association
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Shane MoritaThe Queen’s Medical Center
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Catherine PirkleUH Office of Public Health Studies
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Ron SandersonAmerican Lung Association
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Cristina VocalanHawaiʻi Primary Care Association
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Marie WilliamsCounty of Kaua‘i
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Alan ParsaThe Queen's Medical Center
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Christina SimmonsYMCA of Honolulu
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Cristeta AncogPediatrician
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Valerie DavisonUH Health Insurance
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Cory ChunFormerly with the American Cancer Society
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Sheri-Ann DanielsPapa Ola Lokahi
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Monica EsquivelUH Dept. of Human Nutrition, Food & Animal Sciences
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Mark GarrityUrban Pacific Consulting, LLC
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Joseph HumphryInternal Medicine Physician
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May KealohaUniversity of Hawaiʻi
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May OkihiroPediatrician
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Jennifer RyanHawaiʻi State Department of Education
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Tetine SentellUH Office of Public Health Studies
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Don WeismanAmerican Heart Association
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Jessica YamauchiHawaiʻi Public Health Institute
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Brian WuHawaiʻi Medical Service Association
Thank you to the numerous individuals and organizations who contributed to the development of this plan. These diverse and esteemed partners are listed in the following comprehensive, chronic disease strategic plans for the state.
- Hawaiʻi Asthma Plan 2030
- Hawaiʻi Cancer Plan 2030
- Hawaiʻi Diabetes Plan 2030
- Hawaiʻi Heart Disease and Stroke Plan 2030
- Hawaiʻi Physical Activity and Nutrition Plan 2030
- Hawaiʻi Tobacco Prevention and Control Plan 2030
CDC’s National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion - established to build and strengthen state health department capacity and expertise to effectively prevent chronic disease and promote health
Dave Nakashima
Continued coordination and active stakeholder engagement are needed to achieve the HHSP objectives by 2030. Program area stakeholder groups continue to meet regularly to implement the plan’s objectives and strategies, and to monitor and evaluate progress. The HHSP is meant to be a dynamic document that is assessed and updated throughout the plan’s timeframe. Stakeholder group membership is expected to change to assure an inclusive, community-based participatory approach to realize the plan’s goals.