Statement from the Director -- Importance of Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion -- About NCCDPHP -- The First 10 Years -- The Second 10 Years -- The Past 5 Years -- Divisions and Key Programs -- NCCDPHP’s Vision, Mission, and Values -- Four Domains of Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion -- How the Four Domains Define Our Work -- Domain 1: Epidemiology and Surveillance -- Domain 2: Environmental Approaches -- Domain 3: Health System Strategies -- Domain 4: Community-Clinical Links -- Chronic Disease Strategies by Topic Area.

The work of the NCCDPHP began in the former Center for Health Promotion and Education (CHPE), which was established in 1981. The CHPE consisted of the divisions of reproductive health, nutrition, and health education. The work of the NCCDPHP began in the former Center for Health Promotion and Education (CHPE), which was established in 1981. The CHPE consisted of the divisions of reproductive health, nutrition, and health education.

In 1988, the expanded CHPE had an annual budget of $120 million, and by 1991, it had become the NCCDPHP.

Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection

United States