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both CDC and the Agency for Toxic
Substances and Disease Registry.
Part C (Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention) of the Statement of
Organization, Functions, and
Delegations of Authority of the
Department of Health and Human
Services (45 FR 67772–67776, dated
October 14, 1980, and corrected at 45 FR
69296, October 20, 1980, as amended
most recently at 72 FR 19522–19528,
dated April 18, 2007) is amended to
reflect the reorganization of the Division
of Nutrition and Physical Activity
within the National Center for Chronic
Disease Prevention and Health
Promotion, Coordinating Center for
Health Promotion, Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention.
Section C–B, Organization and
Functions, is hereby amended as
follows: Delete in its entirety the title
and functional statements for the
Division of Nutrition and Physical
Activity (CUCH), National Center for
Chronic Disease Prevention and Health
Promotion (CUC), Coordinating Center
for Health Promotion (CU), and insert
the following:
Division of Nutrition, Physical
Activity, and Obesity Prevention
(CUCH). (1) Provides national and
international leadership to chronic
disease prevention and maternal and
child health in the areas of nutrition,
physical activity, and obesity
prevention; (2) implements surveillance
and surveillance systems to track and
analyze nutrition problems, physical
inactivity, and related risk factors; (3)
builds state capacity to collect and
utilize surveillance data; (4) builds
international, national, state, and local
expertise and capacity in nutrition,
physical activity, and obesity
prevention through consultation and
training; (5) provides technical
assistance and other support to enable
state and local health agencies to plan,
implement, and evaluate nutrition,
physical activity, and obesity
prevention programs; (6) contributes to
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the science base by conducting
epidemiologic and intervention studies
related to nutrition, physical activity
and obesity; (7) ensures that scientific
and programmatic efforts span the
arenas of policy, environment,
communications, social, and behavioral
interventions; (8) develops and
disseminates new methods, guidelines,
and criteria for effective nutrition,
physical activity, and obesity
prevention programs; (9) collaborates
with appropriate Federal and state
agencies, international/national/
community organizations, and other
CDC partners; (10) provides national
leadership in health communications to
promote nutrition and physical activity,
and integrate health communications
efforts with overall program efforts; and
(11) facilitates the translation and
dissemination of research findings into
public health practice for optimal health
impact.
Office of the Director (CUCH1). (1)
Provides leadership and direction in
establishing division priorities,
strategies, programs, and policies; (2)
plans and directs resources and
activities in alignment with division
goals and objectives; (3) mobilizes and
coordinates partnerships and
constituencies to build a national
infrastructure for nutrition and physical
activity promotion and obesity
prevention; (4) educates healthcare
professionals, businesses, communities,
the general public, and key decisionmakers about the importance of
nutrition and physical activity in
prevention obesity and their impact on
chronic disease and public health; (5)
facilitates cross-functional activities and
operations throughout NCCDPHP and
coordination with other NCs,
constituencies, and Federal agencies; (6)
monitors progress toward achieving
division goals and objectives and
assesses the impact of programs; (7)
provides special training and capacity
building activities in support of division
programs; (8) provides administrative
and management support for division
activities; (9) provides leadership to the
division and field of staff for health
communication efforts to promote
nutrition and physical activity and
prevent obesity.
Nutrition Branch (CUCHC). (1) Plans,
coordinates, and conducts surveillance
activities in domestic and international
settings to assess nutrition practices and
behavioral risks in children,
adolescents, and adults, with a
particular focus on maternal and child
health, optimal child growth and
development, and prevention of chronic
disease; (2) provides expertise,
consultation and training to local, state,
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and international officials and scientists
to establish and maintain dietary
surveillance systems related to maternal
and child health, chronic disease
nutrition, and risk factors; (3) analyzes,
interprets, and disseminates data from
surveys, surveillance activities, and
epidemiologic studies related to
maternal and child nutrition and
nutrition factors affecting chronic
disease; (4) designs, implements, and
evaluates epidemiologic studies and
intervention projects for domestic and
international application to address
micronutrient nutrition; (5) develops
and disseminates nutrition guidelines
and recommendations for maternal and
child health, child growth and
development, and prevention/reduction
of chronic disease; (6) coordinates and
collaborates with appropriate Federal
agencies, national and international
organizations, and other partners to
strengthen and extend nutrition
surveillance and epidemiology; and (7)
conducts cross-functional nutritionrelated activities throughout NCCDPHP.
Physical Activity and Health Branch
(CUCHD). (1) Plans, coordinates, and
conducts surveillance activities in
domestic and international settings
related to physical activity levels as well
as factors associated with physical
activity practices; (2) conducts
epidemiologic research related to
physical activity and its impact on
health, obesity, and chronic disease; (3)
provides leadership in the development
of evidence-based guidelines and
recommendations for physical activity;
(4) provides technical expertise,
consultation and training to state, local,
and international officials related to
physical activity; (5) disseminates
findings from surveillance and
epidemiologic research through
publications in scientific literature; (6)
coordinates and collaborates with
appropriate Federal agencies, national
and international organizations, and
other partners to strengthen and extend
surveillance and epidemiology related
to physical activity and health and to
enhance development of science-based
guidelines and recommendations for
physical activity; and (7) conducts
cross-functional physical activityrelated activities throughout NCCDHP.
Obesity Prevention and Control
Branch (CUCHG). (1) Plans, coordinates,
and conducts surveillance to assess
levels of healthy weight, overweight,
and obesity and associated factors and
behaviors; (2) provides expertise,
consultation and training to state, local,
and international officials and scientists
to establish and maintain surveillance
systems related to healthy weight,
overweight, and obesity; (3) analyzes,
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interprets, and disseminates data from
surveys, surveillance activities, and
epidemiologic studies related to obesity
and overweight; (4) designs,
implements, and evaluates
epidemiologic studies and intervention
projects; (5) develops and disseminates
guidelines and recommendations; (6)
coordinates and collaborates with
appropriate Federal agencies, national
and international organizations, and
other partners to strengthen and extend
surveillance and epidemiology; and (7)
conducts cross-functional obesityrelated activities throughout NCCDPHP.
Program Development and Evaluation
Branch (CUCHH). (1) Provides
programmatic leadership, technical
expertise, and guidance for state-based
nutrition, physical activity, and obesity
prevention programs; (2) delivers
technical assistance and consultation to
states, communities, and the public in
health promotion and chronic disease
prevention; (3) identifies and promotes
effective program management
approaches and ensures performancebased distribution of public funds; (4)
uses research findings, guidelines, and
recommendations to develop strategies
and interventions that support physical
activity, good nutrition, and health
weight; (5) conducts behavioral and
communications research to understand
knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs, and
institute health-conscious behavior
changes in populations; (6) conducts
research to identify effective outreach
strategies, particularly for underserved
populations and those at highest risk of
chronic disease; (7) obtains, analyzes,
disseminates, and publishes data from
state-based programs to develop
operational strategies for translation of
results into improved and promising
practices; (8) monitors, tracks, and
evaluates program interventions and
activities for health impact; and (9)
establishes and maintains collaborative
relationships with external partners and
groups, including research institutions,
schools of public health, medical
schools, state health departments,
national and voluntary organizations,
and others to ensure that the Division’s
efforts reflect state-of-the-art practices
and methods.
Dated: June 20, 2007.
William H. Gimson,
Chief Operating Officer, Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC).
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Statement of Organization, Functions, and Delegations of
Authority
Part C (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) of the
Statement of Organization, Functions, and Delegations of Authority of
the Department of Health and Human Services (45 FR 67772-67776, dated
October 14, 1980, and corrected at 45 FR 69296, October 20, 1980, as
amended most recently at 72 FR 19522-19528, dated April 18, 2007) is
amended to reflect the reorganization of the Division of Nutrition and
Physical Activity within the National Center for Chronic Disease
Prevention and Health Promotion, Coordinating Center for Health
Promotion, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Section C-B, Organization and Functions, is hereby amended as
follows: Delete in its entirety the title and functional statements for
the Division of Nutrition and Physical Activity (CUCH), National Center
for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (CUC), Coordinating
Center for Health Promotion (CU), and insert the following:
Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity Prevention
(CUCH). (1) Provides national and international leadership to chronic
disease prevention and maternal and child health in the areas of
nutrition, physical activity, and obesity prevention; (2) implements
surveillance and surveillance systems to track and analyze nutrition
problems, physical inactivity, and related risk factors; (3) builds
state capacity to collect and utilize surveillance data; (4) builds
international, national, state, and local expertise and capacity in
nutrition, physical activity, and obesity prevention through
consultation and training; (5) provides technical assistance and other
support to enable state and local health agencies to plan, implement,
and evaluate nutrition, physical activity, and obesity prevention
programs; (6) contributes to the science base by conducting
epidemiologic and intervention studies related to nutrition, physical
activity and obesity; (7) ensures that scientific and programmatic
efforts span the arenas of policy, environment, communications, social,
and behavioral interventions; (8) develops and disseminates new
methods, guidelines, and criteria for effective nutrition, physical
activity, and obesity prevention programs; (9) collaborates with
appropriate Federal and state agencies, international/national/
community organizations, and other CDC partners; (10) provides national
leadership in health communications to promote nutrition and physical
activity, and integrate health communications efforts with overall
program efforts; and (11) facilitates the translation and dissemination
of research findings into public health practice for optimal health
impact.
Office of the Director (CUCH1). (1) Provides leadership and
direction in establishing division priorities, strategies, programs,
and policies; (2) plans and directs resources and activities in
alignment with division goals and objectives; (3) mobilizes and
coordinates partnerships and constituencies to build a national
infrastructure for nutrition and physical activity promotion and
obesity prevention; (4) educates healthcare professionals, businesses,
communities, the general public, and key decision-makers about the
importance of nutrition and physical activity in prevention obesity and
their impact on chronic disease and public health; (5) facilitates
cross-functional activities and operations throughout NCCDPHP and
coordination with other NCs, constituencies, and Federal agencies; (6)
monitors progress toward achieving division goals and objectives and
assesses the impact of programs; (7) provides special training and
capacity building activities in support of division programs; (8)
provides administrative and management support for division activities;
(9) provides leadership to the division and field of staff for health
communication efforts to promote nutrition and physical activity and
prevent obesity.
Nutrition Branch (CUCHC). (1) Plans, coordinates, and conducts
surveillance activities in domestic and international settings to
assess nutrition practices and behavioral risks in children,
adolescents, and adults, with a particular focus on maternal and child
health, optimal child growth and development, and prevention of chronic
disease; (2) provides expertise, consultation and training to local,
state,
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and international officials and scientists to establish and maintain
dietary surveillance systems related to maternal and child health,
chronic disease nutrition, and risk factors; (3) analyzes, interprets,
and disseminates data from surveys, surveillance activities, and
epidemiologic studies related to maternal and child nutrition and
nutrition factors affecting chronic disease; (4) designs, implements,
and evaluates epidemiologic studies and intervention projects for
domestic and international application to address micronutrient
nutrition; (5) develops and disseminates nutrition guidelines and
recommendations for maternal and child health, child growth and
development, and prevention/reduction of chronic disease; (6)
coordinates and collaborates with appropriate Federal agencies,
national and international organizations, and other partners to
strengthen and extend nutrition surveillance and epidemiology; and (7)
conducts cross-functional nutrition-related activities throughout
NCCDPHP.
Physical Activity and Health Branch (CUCHD). (1) Plans,
coordinates, and conducts surveillance activities in domestic and
international settings related to physical activity levels as well as
factors associated with physical activity practices; (2) conducts
epidemiologic research related to physical activity and its impact on
health, obesity, and chronic disease; (3) provides leadership in the
development of evidence-based guidelines and recommendations for
physical activity; (4) provides technical expertise, consultation and
training to state, local, and international officials related to
physical activity; (5) disseminates findings from surveillance and
epidemiologic research through publications in scientific literature;
(6) coordinates and collaborates with appropriate Federal agencies,
national and international organizations, and other partners to
strengthen and extend surveillance and epidemiology related to physical
activity and health and to enhance development of science-based
guidelines and recommendations for physical activity; and (7) conducts
cross-functional physical activity-related activities throughout
NCCDHP.
Obesity Prevention and Control Branch (CUCHG). (1) Plans,
coordinates, and conducts surveillance to assess levels of healthy
weight, overweight, and obesity and associated factors and behaviors;
(2) provides expertise, consultation and training to state, local, and
international officials and scientists to establish and maintain
surveillance systems related to healthy weight, overweight, and
obesity; (3) analyzes, interprets, and disseminates data from surveys,
surveillance activities, and epidemiologic studies related to obesity
and overweight; (4) designs, implements, and evaluates epidemiologic
studies and intervention projects; (5) develops and disseminates
guidelines and recommendations; (6) coordinates and collaborates with
appropriate Federal agencies, national and international organizations,
and other partners to strengthen and extend surveillance and
epidemiology; and (7) conducts cross-functional obesity-related
activities throughout NCCDPHP.
Program Development and Evaluation Branch (CUCHH). (1) Provides
programmatic leadership, technical expertise, and guidance for state-
based nutrition, physical activity, and obesity prevention programs;
(2) delivers technical assistance and consultation to states,
communities, and the public in health promotion and chronic disease
prevention; (3) identifies and promotes effective program management
approaches and ensures performance-based distribution of public funds;
(4) uses research findings, guidelines, and recommendations to develop
strategies and interventions that support physical activity, good
nutrition, and health weight; (5) conducts behavioral and
communications research to understand knowledge, attitudes, and
beliefs, and institute health-conscious behavior changes in
populations; (6) conducts research to identify effective outreach
strategies, particularly for underserved populations and those at
highest risk of chronic disease; (7) obtains, analyzes, disseminates,
and publishes data from state-based programs to develop operational
strategies for translation of results into improved and promising
practices; (8) monitors, tracks, and evaluates program interventions
and activities for health impact; and (9) establishes and maintains
collaborative relationships with external partners and groups,
including research institutions, schools of public health, medical
schools, state health departments, national and voluntary
organizations, and others to ensure that the Division's efforts reflect
state-of-the-art practices and methods.
Dated: June 20, 2007.
William H. Gimson,
Chief Operating Officer, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC).
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