Healthy | Liveable | Connected
2026
Chief Public Health Officer, Professor Nicola Spurrier, presents the State Public Health Plan 2026.
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A set of strategic directions has been identified for each priority area. This helps partners focus on the collective goals and to work together across our State.
Read morePromoting healthy living can help reduce the risk, burden and impact of chronic disease in South Australia.
Read morePublic health action can support mental health and wellbeing, prevent mental ill health, and improve outcomes for South Australian communities.
Read morePublic health action can help prevent, control and reduce the impact of infectious diseases in South Australia.
Read morePublic health action can help prevent injuries, reduce harm and improve safety for South Australian communities.
Read moreHealthy natural and safe environments can protect health, reduce climate-related risks and support wellbeing in South Australian communities.
Read morePromotion, protection, and prevention are the core pillars of a contemporary public health system, forming the framework for public health actions in South Australia. These pillars are supported by a set of public health enablers.
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Addressing equity in public health helps improve health outcomes across South Australian communities.
The determinants of health are shaped by many aspects of our daily lives including where we live and work, our relationships, culture, and environment.
Public health principles guide planning, decision-making and action to improve health and wellbeing in South Australia.
Addressing equity in public health helps improve health outcomes across South Australian communities.
The determinants of health are shaped by many aspects of our daily lives including where we live and work, our relationships, culture, and environment.
Public health principles guide planning, decision-making and action to improve health and wellbeing in South Australia.
Public health action depends on a network of partners and relationships, both formal and informal, to achieve public health impact.
Key public health partnersThis Plan has been developed in line with the public health planning system established by the South Australian Public Health Act 2011.
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