Public Health Performance Management

Public Health Performance Management is a systematic approach to improving how public health organizations deliver services. It involves setting clear goals, measuring progress with data, and using that information to enhance programs and policies. The goal is to ensure community health efforts are effective, efficient, and responsive to people's needs. By regularly monitoring, evaluating, and adjusting strategies, public health agencies can better prevent disease, promote well-being, and address health disparities, ultimately leading to healthier communities.