Transcript 2010-2012 Strategic Map

ASTHO Strategic Map 2010-2012
Strengthen State/Territorial
Public Health Effectiveness in
Improving Health Outcomes
Serve as
Collective
Voice and “Go
To” Resource
for S/T Public
Health
Strengthen
State-based
Public
Health
Practice
Support S/T
Health Official
Effectiveness
and Success
Continuously
Increase
Flexible,
Sustainable
ASTHO
Resources
Continue to
Increase
ASTHO
Effectiveness
Provide credible,
accessible information
on S/T public health
Develop SHO metaleadership capacity
Engage new SHOs
quickly and alumni
strategically
Establish
philosophy, policy,
and plan for financial
stability
Align ASTHO
capabilities and
resources with
strategic priorities
Develop and
prioritize policy
agenda for S/T
public health
Engage in strategic
workforce
development
Enhance member
trust through
engagement and
participation
Create organizational
capacity to implement
resource plan
Develop and
implement strategic
communications
plan and capability
Implement focused
advocacy agenda
Exceed member
needs for best
practices, technical
assistance, and tools
Foster member
peer-to-peer and
regional interaction
Increase Board and
member involvement
in securing
sustainable funding
Develop a robust
staff development
capability
Support states with
critical advocacy
Lead implementation
of accreditation
standards and
measures
Identify SHO success
factors and implement
comprehensive life
cycle development
Create alignment with
public and private
funders to achieve
mutual goals
Make system/process
changes to drive
integration and
collaboration
Continue to engage
affiliates and
partners
Engage as a leader
in public health
practice and
systems research
Support development
of SHO leadership
teams
Develop performance
management system
that tracks the
strategic plan
Strengthen
emergency
preparedness and
response capability
Promote equity in health
Align the governmental public health enterprise across local, state and federal sectors
Improve information generation and management to strengthen decision making
Approved December 8, 2009