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State Health Improvement Plan (SHIP)
Our Vision:
Michigan will be a state with safe, connected, healthy, and vibrant communities, where every person is valued. Those who live, learn, work, play, and age in Michigan will have trust in, and equitable access to, services and safe environments that support a healthy life.
The 2024 State Health Improvement Plan is now published.
In 2024, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Public Health Administration completed a State Health Improvement Plan (SHIP). The SHIP is a long-term systematic plan to address issues facing our state. Its purpose is to set priorities, direct resources, develop projects, programs and policies with the input and collaboration of local communities, internal and external stakeholders, and experts across Michigan. The SHIP focuses on what influences health and addresses social determinants of health.
The SHIP is a living document that will be revised as resources change and new partner activities are identified. It aims to be a living document that will be revised as resources change and new partner activities are identified.
We all envision a healthier, more equitable Michigan alongside you.
Questions about the 2024 Michigan State Health Improvement Plan (SHIP)? Please contact MDHHS Office of Performance Improvement and Management Manager Jennifer Schuette, MPH, at SchuetteJ@michigan.gov.
Please note: For those who are interested, we have archived our 2024 Michigan State Health Improvement xxxxxxxxx and other related information at xxxxxxx.
Members of Steering Committee and Sub Committee
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- Peter Blank
- Jennifer Schuette
- Dawn McCune
- Alison Johnson
- Jessie Jones
- Brittney Spitzley
- Jeanette Ball
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- Priority Area 1:
- Algeria Wilson, Angela Reyes, Anne Kuhnen, Ashya Smith, Ashley Tanksley, Danielle Persky, Faiyaz Syed, James Bell III, Janilla Lee, Joe Coyle, Laura de la Rambelje, Lynn Hendges, May Yassine, Nicole Hudson, Phyllis Meadows, Ponsella Hardaway, Shatoria Townsend, Stephan Currie, Tina Wahl, Tiwanna Hatcher
- Priority Area 2:
- Brian Hartl, Deanna Charest, Donald Simila, Dr. Carolyn Carter, Dr. Georgiana Sanders, Juwon Harris, Katherine James, Lonnie Barnett, Madeline Elliot, Michelle Walters, Nirali Bora, Robert Sheehan, Shannon Mckenney Shubert, Stephan Smith, Taryn Gal
- Priority Area 3:
- Chris Harrington, Danuelle Calloway, Dawn Earnesty, Dawn Opel, Deidre Hurse, Diane Golzynski, Donald Simila, Elizabeth Hartig, Emma Schmidt, Gwen Tithof, Jasmine Hardy, Jennifer Beggs, Jodie Shaver, Joyce Seals, Katie Commey, Kelli Delong, Laura Mispelon, Lauren Neely, Michelle Worobeic, Molly Cotant, RoAnne Chaney, Shonie Blake, Tiffiney Gray, Tim Slawinkski, Yesenia Murillo
- Priority Area 4:
- Brenda Gray, Brett Williams, Brittney Hemraj, Carrie La Seur, George Friday, Heidi Tracy, Jacquetta Hinton, Jessica Ledesema, Melanie Ward, Nate McCaughtry, Ninah Sasy, Polly Hager, Samantha Pickering, Sara Simmonds, Stephanie Zarb, Vern Johnson
- Priority Area 1:
- Link to SHA website - State Health Assessment (michigan.gov)
- The State Health Improvement Plan is intended to be a living, working document that will be revised as available resources change and new partner activities are identified.
- Michigan’s State Health Assessment and State Health Improvement Plan are public health system documents; not documents and reports owned by MDHHS.