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The study discusses the implementation of healthcare policies and strategies in San Luis Obispo for community development and regional airport improvement. It focuses on the goals, policies, and actions taken for land use, economy-friendly environment, and park development. The study aims to improve the holistic healthcare of the citizens of SLO.

Health Element Section Assignment

Assignment #3 for the Healthy Communities Planning course at Sonoma State University involves creating a Health Element Section for a city, matching goals, policies, and actions with identified health issues.

Discover San Luis Obispo's healthcare policies, community development, regional airport improvement, land use, economy-friendly environment, and park development.

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This article discusses the importance of strategies in management and how their execution can be challenging. It focuses on strategy formulation, execution, and governance, and the five generic competitive strategies. The author reflects on how these concepts can be applied in the healthcare industry. The article emphasizes the need for good governance, SWOT analysis, and proper communication within an organization. The author also discusses the importance of choosing the right strategy depending on the environment and population served.

Program Planning & Evaluation in Public Health !

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