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List of Objectives Proposed for Deletion
Objective numbers in
bold
with an asterisk (*) indicate the objectives with proposed change(s).
Objective Number
Objective Short Title
1-2*
Health insurance coverage for clinical preventive services
1-3*
Counseling about health behaviors
1-3e. Childhood injury prevention: vehicle restraints and bicycle helmets (children aged 17 years and under)
5-8*
Gestational diabetes
5-9*
Foot ulcers
7-7*
Patient and family education
7-8*
Satisfaction with patient education
7-9*
Health care organization sponsorship of community health promotion activities
7-11*
Culturally appropriate and linguistically competent community health promotion programs
7-11a. Access to quality health services
7-11b. Arthritis, osteoporosis, and chronic back conditions
7-11d. Chronic kidney disease
7-11e. Diabetes
7-11f. Disability and secondary conditions
7-11j. Food safety
7-11k. Medical product safety
7-11l. Health communication
7-11p. Injury and violence prevention
7-11w. Public health infrastructure
7-11x. Respiratory diseases
7-11bb. Vision and hearing
8-24*
Exposure to pesticides
8-24a. 1-naphthol (carbaryl)
8-27*
Monitoring environmentally related diseases
8-27l. Skin cancer
8-27m. Malignant melanoma
8-27n. Other skin cancer
8-28*
Local agencies using surveillance data for vector control
10-1*
Foodborne infections
10-1e. Cyclospora cayetanensis
10-1g. Congenital Toxoplasma gondii
10-3*
Antimicrobial resistance of Salmonella species
10-3e. Fluoroquinolones
10-3f. Third-generation cephalosporins
10-3g. Gentamicin
10-3h. Ampicillin
10-3i. Fluoroquinolones
10-3j. Third-generation cephalosporins
10-3k. Gentamicin
10-3l. Ampicillin
10-3m. Fluoroquinolones
10-3n. Third-generation cephalosporins
10-3o. Gentamicin
10-3p. Ampicillin
10-7*
Organophosphate pesticide exposure
13-7*
Knowledge of serostatus
13-9*
HIV/AIDS, STD, and TB education in State prisons
13-10*
HIV counseling and testing in State prisons
13-12*
Screening for STDs and immunization for hepatitis B
14-15*
Prevention services for international travelers
16-5*
Maternal illness and complications due to pregnancy
16-5b. Ectopic pregnancies
16-5c. Postpartum complications, including postpartum depression
16-14*
Developmental disabilities
16-14d. Epilepsy
16-20*
Newborn bloodspot screening
16-20c. Ensure that infants with diagnosed disorders are enrolled in appropriate service interventions within an appropriate time period.
17-1*
Monitoring <u>and analyzing</u> <strike>of</strike>adverse <strike>medical</strike> events
17-1b. Health care organizations that are linked in an integrated system that monitors and reports adverse events associated with medical devices.
17-3*
Provider review of medications taken by patients
19-15*
Meals and snacks at school
23-1*
Public health employee access to the Internet
23-5*
Data for Leading Health Indicators, Health Status Indicators, and Priority Data Needs at Tribal, State, and local levels
23-16*
Data on public health expenditures
24-12*
Vehicular crashes related to excessive sleepiness
25-10*
Neonatal STDs
25-12*
Responsible sexual behavior messages on television
25-14*
Screening in youth detention facilities and jails
25-15*
Contracts to treat nonplan partners of STD patients
25-17*
Screening of pregnant women
25-18*
Compliance with recognized STD treatment standards
25-19*
Provider referral services for sex partners
26-1*
Motor vehicle crash deaths and injuries
26-1b. Alcohol-related injuries
26-1c. Drug-related deaths
26-1d. Drug-related injuries
27-1*
Adult tobacco use
27-1d. Other products
27-8*
Insurance coverage of cessation treatment
27-8c. All insurance
28-15*
Evaluation and treatment referrals
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