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Purpose:The aimof thisstudywas to analyze healthpromotionprograms utilizing forests by reviewingregional healthcareprogramplansinKorea. Methods:Weanalyzed 227regional healthcareprogramplansfrom2011 to 2014; seven health promotion programs of the 16 major healthcare programs were prescribed by public health law. Results:Our analysis revealed that only 35 health promotion programs from 29 sites were utilizing forests. Furthermore, of 21 known categories of health promotion programs, only nine incorporated the use of forests. Atopy-asthma healthcare programs were the most common forest health promotion programs, which also in- cluded specializeddiseasemanagement programs(e.g., foratopypreventionandhealing, patientswithmetabolic syndromeor cancer) and specialized mentalhealth management programs(e.g., for addictionor dementiapre- vention). Others included programs on the development of forest roads or industrial development using forest products. Conclusion: Health programs using forests in Korea are still very limited and primarily comprise ato- py-asthmaprevention/management,health behavioral change, and mental healthprograms. Thisstudy provided useful information for developing health policies and forest health promotion programs further in Korea.

An Analysis of Health Promotion Programs Utilizing Forests based on Korea's Regional Healthcare Program Plans