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Victorian Health Promotion Priorities

The PCP health promotion work is focused on one or more of the following seven Victorian health promotion priorities:

Neighbourhood Renewal sites were also confirmed as one of the priority settings for health promotion practice from 2007.

PCP Health Promotion Priorities 2009-12:

Health Promotion Priorities 2006-2009

Pie Chart Explanation
NOTE: PCPs chose 1 to 3 Priorities for the focus of their health promotion work

Health Promotion Priorities 2009-2012	No. of PCPs who chose priority	% of total No. of Priorities chosen
Promoting physical activity and active communities	24	32.00%
Promoting accessible and nutritious food	19	25.33%
Promoting mental health and wellbeing	28	37.33%
Reducing tobacco-related harm	1	1.33%
Reducing and minimising harm from alcohol and other drugs	1	1.33%
Save environments to prevent unintentional injury	1	1.33%
Sexual and reproductive health	1	1.33%
TOTAL NUMBER OF Priorities chosen	75	100%

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Last updated: 31 August, 2011
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