Agenda for a Healthy New York Reports
- "Reversing the Diabetes and Obesity Epidemics in New York City" - October 2007
- “Steps to Get New Yorkers Moving” Report (pdf) – January 2007
- 2006 Agenda for a Healthy New York - July 2006
- 2005 Agenda for a Healthy New York, Report #4 - July 2005
- Nutrition and Physical Activity, Report #3 - June 2005
- Reproductive and Sexual Health, Report #2 - May 2005
- Defining
a common Education and Health Policy Agenda,
Report #1 - April 2005
Public Health at a Crossroads: Proposals for Protecting and Strengthening New York City's Public Health System
In July 2002 the Public Health Association of New York City published Public Health at a Crossroads, a report from a seminar convened by the Public Health Association of New York City
Citizens Guide to Public Health Issues in New York City
In July 2001 the Public Health Association of New York City published A Citizens Guide to Public Health Issues in New York City.
Strengthening New York City’s Public Health Infrastructure
The Public Health Association of New York City (PHANYC) is sponsoring a groundbreaking project to analyze the public health infrastructure of New York City, identify its strengths and weaknesses, determine the impact of changes in the health care delivery and financing systems on it, and, above all, make public policy recommendations for strengthening and revitalizing the City's public health systems. Funding for the project's first phase has been provided by the New York Community Trust. A report summarizing the work of this first phase is presented here.
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