The Health Promotion & Wellness Portfolio consists of five programs whose staff encompass a variety of medical/professional specialties and represent many different areas of subject matter expertise.
Vision
Impact the physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, and social health of the force by assimilating health promotion into the Army environment.
Mission
Provide health promotion products and services that will maximize health, fitness, and readiness, and enhance the efficiency and productivity of our customers.
What We Do
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Develop and disseminate standardized, evidence-based health promotion and wellness programs and tools.
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Develop key, science-based metrics to measure program impact and effectiveness.
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Use program evaluation methods to determine efficient and effective health promotion techniques and systems.
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Advocate for health promotion policy implementation and policy change.
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Develop partnerships and collaborations with other military and civilian organizations.
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Provide subject matter expert consultation, education, and training for health professionals and military leaders.
HPW Subject Matter Expertise
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Army Public Health Nursing |
Nutrition |
| Armed Forces Public Health Conference Tracks |
Physical Fitness |
| Army Health Promotion Course |
Pregnancy/Postpartum Physical Training Program |
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Clinical Preventive Services |
Program Evaluation/PROCON |
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Combat/Operational Stress Control |
Public Health |
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Community Health Nursing |
Reserve Component Issues |
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Community Nutrition |
Self-care |
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Community Needs Assessment |
Sexual Responsibility |
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Dietary Supplements |
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) |
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Dental Readiness/Oral Health |
Spiritual Health |
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Health Status/Health Effects Measurement |
Suicide Prevention |
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Health-related Outcomes Research |
Stress Management |
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HIV |
Tobacco Cessation |
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Injury Control |
Weight Management |
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Medical Nutrition Therapy |
Worksite Wellness/Civilian Fitness |
| Community Health Promotion Councils |
Community Resource Guides |
| Army Wellness Centers |
Alcohol and Drug Misuse |