This document outlines the public health priorities for Minnesota as established in 1995. It details 17 specific goals aimed at addressing identified community health needs across the state. Each goal is accompanied by measurable objectives, a narrative description of the associated health problem, and available baseline data. The document serves as a strategic framework to guide diverse organizations, including public health agencies, healthcare providers, and voluntary groups, toward a unified effort in improving the health of Minnesotans.

This report functions as a foundational document for public health strategy in Minnesota, providing a structured approach to addressing identified needs. The inclusion of specific goals, objectives, and baseline data suggests a data-driven and actionable framework. Its intended audience includes a wide array of public and private organizations, indicating a focus on collaborative efforts to achieve state-wide health improvements.