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This issue brief, the first in a series designed to give a quick overview of new trends in public health, highlights … the shift in public health departments’ focus--away from primary care toward community-oriented, population …-based activities emphasizing health promotion. Examines various approaches to tobacco use and injury prevention, and the promotion of …
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Reviews strategies that local health departments have developed and implemented to promote regular screening and early …
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Notes the development of new partnerships between health departments and the community, including volunteers, schools …
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This issue brief, the second in a series designed to give a quick overview of new trends in public health, highlights …
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Healthy People 2010 identified eliminating health disparities as one of two overarching goals for the U.S., along with … since the early 1990s. Case studies in this report illustrate how data are being used to identify health disparities and …
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This issue brief reviews the experience of Healthy Start programs in setting up case management programs, noting that outreach and advocacy were program strengths. In addition, including community lay workers as part of case management teams was feasible; these workers helped identify and enroll...
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Looks at staffing and budget concerns that have arisen in the changing health care environment, noting that all the … health departments studied are reporting financial difficulties. Furthermore, staff recruitment, retention, and development …
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This study examined developmental trajectories of alcohol use and violent behavior among urban African American youth and the longitudinal relationship between these behaviors from adolescence to emerging adulthood. The sample included 649 African American youth (49 percent male) followed for...
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