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1165	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Arthritis increases chance of falls | CDC Features	Adults with arthritis are more likely to fall and suffer a fall injury than adults without arthritis. Falls are preventable; learn more about reducing your risk of falling.	lower body strength 0.541587 data 0.323732 United States 0.553273 adults 0.674547 regular activities 0.44655 Hootman JM 0.439739 link 0.324282 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.759347 Fall Injuries 0.530879 Murphy LB 0.429212 Sugerman 0.333169 speed 0.3248 Factor Surveillance Survey 0.530742 falls 0.443073 older shows 0.464362 awareness 0.324304 non-institutionalized U.S. population 0.542707 middle-aged adults 0.460114 cellphone 0.328729 html 0.325109 map 0.325764 MMWR 0.32518	types 0.324563 greater chance 0.442915 CG 0.324916 Barbour KE 0.437345 new CDC study 0.565317 community 0.324178 Older adults 0.473043 Age-standardized prevalence 0.441637 sample 0.32371 fall risk 0.531841 doctor 0.326754 Yao-Hua Luo 0.433301 fall prevention interventions 0.806955 arthritis 0.984778 JA 0.327613 fall injury 0.961041 ages 0.348401 physical therapy 0.435664 clinical settings 0.430193 programs 0.325754 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.760031	CLICK HERE
5145	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hawaii Activities to Prevent HAIs	null	ELC Funding 0.656926 MPEG 0.266466 monthly update 0.786146 email address 0.955736 different file formats 0.696754 Affordable Care Act 0.716454 Epidemiology 0.369489 recent work 0.753958	PDF 0.254621 infectious disease 0.809645 PPT 0.282583 Laboratory Capacity 0.807812 Infectious Diseases 0.831011 DOC 0.263823 page 0.326008	CLICK HERE
8496	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Terrie's Videos - Videos - Campaign Resources - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Commercials and extended videos featuring Terrie, who quit smoking after being diagnosed with oral and throat cancer. Videos from the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	high school 0.475416 simple message 0.478778 videos 0.416051 throat cancer 0.58024 photos 0.414335 human face 0.471601 larynx 0.442731 lullaby—before smoking 0.527315 struggles 0.413927 heartache 0.416711 oral cancer 0.575127 voice her grandson 0.471497 TV commercial 0.606054 Smokers campaign 0.522194 commercials 0.415032 diseases 0.415232 effects 0.413307 doctors 0.454226 cigarettes 0.454514 sore 0.415037 millions 0.414383 teenagers smoking 0.530674 death 0.414037 TV ad 0.535616 shocking news 0.4731	recording 0.413626 little things 0.468373 video 0.45443 causes cancer 0.471925 hair 0.413272 world 0.413827 smoking 0.63385 Terrie cancer 0.685697 children’s storybook 0.471367 CDC’s Tips 0.517642 hospital bed 0.471946 cigarette 0.427988 medical treatments 0.468913 health 0.413586 throat surgeries–like cooing 0.533976 Smokers® TV commercial 0.519847 realization 0.413602 constant companion 0.47483 Terrie shares 0.658266 mouth 0.441384 Terrie 0.967281 baby 0.413299 cancer 0.693117 quit 0.418114	CLICK HERE
10660	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Carbon Monoxide Hazards from Small Gasoline Powered Engines - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	gasoline-powered tools 0.504673 new gasoline-powered equipment 0.367486 gasoline-powered engines outdoors 0.382647 NIOSH Ceiling limit 0.200491 carbon monoxide 0.944511 air intakes 0.351354 equipment users 0.240802 gasoline-powered pressure washer 0.426996 gasoline-powered compressor outdoors 0.370369 pressure washers 0.241715	small gasoline-powered engines 0.767422 tool rental agencies 0.316199 Publication No. 0.228804 Carbon Monoxide Kills 0.239957 gasoline-powered tools indoors 0.477013 gasoline-powered pump 0.331665 Pressure Washers Indoors 0.222827 carbon monoxide poisoning 0.599889 Carbon Monoxide Hazard 0.256621	CLICK HERE
10748	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Patient and Practice Perspectives on Strategies for Controlling Blood Pressure, North Carolina, 2010"2012 - CDC	Patient and practice perspectives can inform development of team-based approaches to improving blood pressure control in primary care. We used a community-based participatory research approach to assess patient and practice perceptions regarding the value of team-based strategies for controlling blood pressure in a rural North Carolina population from 2010 through 2012.	North Carolina 0.485855 Practice staff members 0.385272 relevant financial relationships 0.389831 primary care practices 0.524652 blood pressure management 0.38569 systolic blood pressure 0.400836 eastern North Carolina 0.385453 optimal blood pressure 0.394048 health care delivery 0.369008 diastolic blood pressure 0.383598 East Carolina University 0.380853 health care providers 0.386872 team-based care approaches 0.380189 primary care practice 0.366766 blood pressure 0.994838 team-based approach 0.378901 patients 0.499572 blood pressure medication 0.385144 Doyle M. Cummings 0.370438 hypertension control 0.369483 pressure control efforts 0.371078 blood pressure control 0.81231 hypertension care 0.40425 rural North Carolina 0.38548 practice staff 0.614864	suboptimal blood pressure 0.389172 Team-based care models 0.379819 regular office visits 0.375274 blood pressure levels 0.398361 hypertension care delivery 0.370115 team-based care 0.503311 practice staff interviews 0.36661 care delivery 0.425996 patient 0.369192 uncontrolled blood pressure 0.426536 community-based participatory research 0.403183 Beverly A. Garcia 0.369754 team-based strategies 0.380044 team-based approaches 0.403336 Maihan B. Vu 0.372924 blood pressure medicine 0.39707 Chapel Hill 0.372586 Jacqueline R. Halladay 0.372511 goal blood pressure 0.373727 high blood pressure 0.51081 et al 0.385997 blood pressure status 0.379222 better blood pressure 0.377162 hypertension 0.407842	CLICK HERE
11361	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Information for Healthcare Workers | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever	null	Ebola Virus Infection 0.690708 Interim U.S. Guidance 0.512105 Disinfecting Healthcare Environments 0.462972 Ebola Questions 0.653961 Africa Ebola Outbreak 0.703841 Confirmed Ebola Patients 0.674138 Exposure Epidemiologic Risk 0.461296 Previous Outbreak Updates 0.476171 Interfacility Transport Guidance 0.470513 Potential Ebola Virus 0.770886 Sierra Leone Vaccine 0.482886 Ebola Treatment Centers 0.681187 Ebola Patients 0.677378 Emergency Department Guidance 0.474461 Ebola Readiness Self-Assessment 0.634454 Disinfecting Hospital Guidance 0.473518 Ebola Epidemic 0.645732 Ebola Assessment Hospitals 0.653309 Virus Exposure Influenza 0.487241 Ebola Diagnosed 0.646069 Ebola PPE 0.660291 U.S. Healthcare Workers 0.550958 Current Ebola Treatment 0.65639 Sierra Leone 0.514557	Search Form Controls 0.504215 Patient Handoff SOP 0.481793 Confirmed Ebola Virus 0.684017 West Africa Outbreak 0.490513 Epidemiologic Risk Factors 0.485715 Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever 0.690181 Ebola Virus Disease 0.835732 Suspected Ebola Patients 0.655163 Personal Protective Equipment 0.527271 Ebola Survivors Questions 0.667029 Tiered Approach 0.469178 Healthcare Settings Guidance 0.496877 Outbreak Distribution Map 0.475548 Influenza Vaccination Recommendations 0.480557 Response Planning Tips 0.486637 Handling Untreated Sewage 0.480431 Ebola Transmission 0.630136 Ebola Virus Exposure 0.772035 Preparing Frontline Healthcare 0.464594 Interim Guidance 0.46336 Non CDC Resources 0.466704 Ebola Response Planning 0.706288 Ebola Virus 0.957632 West Africa 0.519032	CLICK HERE
12942	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Screening for Colorectal Cancer: Optimizing Quality(CME)	This free continuing education activity provides guidance and tools for clinicians on the optimal ways to implement screening for colorectal cancer to help ensure that patients receive maximum benefit.	CDC-sponsored continuing education 0.538037 American Association 0.49242 Dr. Lieberman 0.552077 Thomas Jefferson University 0.581492 education activity 0.505538 U.S. Preventive Services 0.501974 Nurse Practitioners 0.488892 AMA PRA Category 0.575229 nationally recognized experts 0.49789 Gastrointestinal Endoscopy 0.497653 International Association 0.493331 primary care version 0.506739 primary care providers 0.509307 Accreditation Council 0.495276 American Cancer Society 0.519758 Disease Control 0.752532 Program ID 0.494405 Multi-Society Task Force 0.572093 American Society 0.495655 colorectal cancer screening 0.794459 stool blood testing 0.496038 David Lieberman 0.506821 health professionals 0.500038 Center’s Commission 0.496216	Continuing Nursing Education 0.585372 Cancer Control Officer 0.518573 Community Medicine 0.499893 colorectal cancer 0.95075 colon cancer committee 0.509268 numerous articles 0.497568 large clinical research 0.576352 Continuing Medical Education 0.584538 AANP CE Standards 0.575232 public health programs 0.506834 clinical research studies 0.576335 Science University 0.495981 American Nurses 0.492359 primary care physicians 0.512834 primary care clinicians 0.50834 National Colorectal Cancer 0.56131 primary care provider 0.499787 Oregon Health 0.496208 primary care 0.657769 Governing Board 0.493377 past president 0.492384 Credits.™ Physicians 0.494856 American Gastroenterological Association 0.579659	CLICK HERE
13073	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Screening for Colorectal Cancer: Optimizing Quality (CME). Endoscopist Version Part 1	Part 1 of the Endoscopist Version CME includes basic information about colorectal cancer and screening, factors that affect when and how patients should be screened, and detailed screening and surveillance guidelines based on personal and family history. It is the first of two parts of a continuing education activity that provides guidance and tools for clinicians on the optimal ways to implement screening for colorectal cancer to help ensure that patients receive maximum benefit. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/videos/colorectal/quality/Endoscopist1/CRC_Screening_Optimizing_Quality_Endoscopist1_256k.mp4			CLICK HERE
13873	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Caring for People With Multiple Chronic Conditions	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	vulnerable group 0.364876 multimorbidity research 0.364185 patient-centered outcomes 0.348156 evidence 0.410462 multimorbidity 0.553928 Primary Care Research 0.479687 multiple chronic conditions 0.93027 health care focus 0.479484 case management 0.49295 Susan M. Smith 0.448297 al provides 0.358488 Bleich’s review 0.490416 related constructs 0.349568 patient characteristics 0.341583 robust study designs 0.460353 health care providers 0.548168 important questions 0.364614 al discuss 0.343967 high health care 0.504811 complex multimorbidity 0.477393 HRB Centre 0.349509 health care services 0.522298 additional treatment burden 0.474461 patients 0.412496 patient groups 0.344324	Current evidence 0.372444 high number 0.344825 care management 0.397271 multiple conditions 0.358653 optimal design 0.347347 Bleich 0.586165 Bleich et 0.485442 intuitive sense 0.343604 older people 0.343546 United States 0.499715 widespread implementation 0.351774 robust evaluation 0.476153 health care 0.98386 multimorbidity highlight 0.375307 health care systems 0.780966 Beaux Lane House 0.453326 potential over-exposure 0.349988 care coordination 0.380533 multimorbidity interventions 0.418989 systematic review 0.646134 medical care 0.380134 Cochrane review 0.446399 disease management 0.365804 additional key issue 0.455065	CLICK HERE
14318	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Improvised Nuclear Device (IND) | Infographic	null			CLICK HERE