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2205	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Sleep Apnea, Sleepiness, and Driving Risk	Back to EBR Search.	classification scheme 0.649346 statistical significance 0.647478 evidence-based resources 0.807359 nuances 0.549962 education 0.525927 Human Services 0.648985 recommendations 0.524851 U.S. Department 0.649434 responsibilities 0.532307 physicians 0.526637 medical condition 0.674135 specific criteria 0.646495 magnitude 0.536488 internal validity 0.669005 Healthy People 0.650616 sleep apnea 0.951029 sample size 0.640139 external validity 0.668067 circumstantial legal obligations 0.838272 set 0.524094	publication type 0.639845 patients 0.526591 meaningfulness 0.55092 control 0.524075 sleepiness 0.555136 authorities 0.575821 quality 0.524439 subject matter 0.650723 risks 0.572036 publication status 0.640103 potential biases 0.659726 potential confounders 0.638719 additional effect 0.690402 risk 0.525669 effect size 0.68813 drivers 0.525806 experts 0.524898 health effects 0.651419 duties 0.530475	CLICK HERE
2243	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Diabetes Prevention and Control: Disease Management Programs—Recommendations for healthcare system and self-management education interventions to reduce morbidity and mortality from diabetes. (Commun	Back to EBR Search.	site map 0.656628 S.W. 0.43857 Federal Government Web 0.913585 Health 0.439347 Independence Avenue 0.772157	Human Services 0.669767 page 0.448213 search box 0.677124 Washington 0.438398	CLICK HERE
2244	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Diabetes Prevention and Control: Self-Management Education—Recommendations for healthcare system and self-management education interventions to reduce morbidity and mortality from diabetes. (Communit	Back to EBR Search.	site map 0.656628 S.W. 0.43857 Federal Government Web 0.913585 Health 0.439347 Independence Avenue 0.772157	Human Services 0.669767 page 0.448213 search box 0.677124 Washington 0.438398	CLICK HERE
2256	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Interventions to Promote Seasonal Influenza Vaccinations among Non-Healthcare Workers. (Community Guide Recommendation)	Back to EBR Search.	site map 0.656628 S.W. 0.43857 Federal Government Web 0.913585 Health 0.439347 Independence Avenue 0.772157	Human Services 0.669767 page 0.448213 search box 0.677124 Washington 0.438398	CLICK HERE
2609	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Chronic Kidney Disease	This objective was revised. See Revision History for Details.	donor kidney transplant 0.330512 Target-Setting Method 0.269959 lipids 0.234755 Human Services 0.232392 type 0.227548 serum creatinine 0.336731 U.S. Department 0.230887 medical evaluation 0.321503 primary mode 0.291829 deaths 0.252355 angiotensin-converting enzyme 0.265522 blood pressure 0.233492 renal replacement therapy 0.498772 deceased donor kidney 0.333943 Federal Government Web 0.258273 Baseline 0.573419 end-stage renal disease 0.320879 blood cholesterol 0.262125 persons 0.381859 receptor blockers 0.267349 standard population 0.369651 acute kidney injury 0.341001 new cases 0.234682 vascular access 0.321056	chronic kidney disease 0.941428 medical treatment 0.260087 followup renal evaluation 0.32449 proportion 0.32046 hospital patients 0.262481 CKD-14.2 Reduce 0.230877 kidney failure 0.277367 ESRD start 0.233778 percent 0.403103 cardiovascular deaths 0.232736 angiotensin II receptor 0.268782 cardiovascular disease 0.231727 informational purposes 0.265359 kidney disease patients 0.325331 Independence Avenue 0.231002 adult hemodialysis patients 0.403012 start 0.247879 U.S. population 0.239386 preemptive transplant 0.232152 microalbuminuria 0.231519 eye examinations 0.265884 arteriovenous fistulas 0.301049 renal function 0.277388 risk 0.230864	CLICK HERE
14689	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Breast Cancer Screening Intervention Programs-- RTIPS	null	evidence-based resources 0.763931 following criteria 0.61676 reach 0.432378 Community Guide findings 0.81576 James Bell Associates 0.790388 public health practitioners 0.830894 Human Services 0.597594 research findings 0.640368 U.S. Department 0.598022 Inc. 0.434265 program planners 0.641313 research integrity 0.610345 specific criteria 0.605766 immediate access 0.641847 associated materials 0.604222 sample size 0.594903 external validity 0.623663 RTIPs Web site 0.781624 quality 0.431797 cancer control interventions 0.875637 subject matter 0.59578 field 0.433824 peer review 0.607597 dissemination capability 0.611064	potential confounders 0.593501 effect size 0.657449 classification scheme 0.59798 statistical significance 0.595897 intervention impact 0.65487 research products 0.615764 adoption 0.433014 magnitude 0.445136 internal validity 0.628622 Healthy People 0.595231 effectiveness 0.433082 program materials 0.646111 publication type 0.591627 implementation 0.432972 searchable database 0.639963 peer-reviewed journal 0.619751 meaningfulness 0.46566 Research-tested Intervention Programs 0.910972 publication status 0.59188 potential biases 0.619561 additional effect 0.656944 experts 0.463654 research-tested materials 0.644321 publications 0.433981	CLICK HERE
14805	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Increasing Tobacco Use Cessation: Provider Reminders with Provider Education—Recommendations regarding interventions to reduce tobacco use and exposure to environmental tobacco smoke. (Community Guid	null	CDC/MMWR Topic Area 0.230225 study 0.25201 U.S. Preventive Services 0.345633 evidence-based resources 0.297886 cohort study 0.251874 CDC/NCIPC Topic Area 0.230669 United States Preventive 0.349368 USDA/CNPP Topic Area 0.231203 experimental study 0.247298 University College London 0.210702 Human Services 0.205714 Healthy People Topic 0.204102 Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm 0.332879 Substance Abuse 0.326485 IOM Topic Area 0.252408 intervention evaluations 0.242569 Topic Areas 0.256011 U.S. Department 0.201709 University College Medical 0.210847 Alcohol – Excessive 0.281335	Healthy People 0.358741 Preventive Services Task 0.910352 Leading Health Indicators 0.208901 Excessive Consumption 0.289285 Older Adults 0.242493 University College 0.21194 Services Task Force 0.895127 Gynecology Topic Area 0.217578 systematic review 0.832289 Randomized Controlled Trial 0.337954 Violence Prevention 0.27458 Behavioral Counseling Interventions 0.20513 States Preventive Services 0.348373 non-systematic review 0.329671 Adolescent Health 0.215494 Task Force Topic 0.903226 College Medical School 0.212283 Force Topic Area 0.878239 Community Preventive Services 0.464296	CLICK HERE
15081	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Cervical Cancer: Screening – Women Younger Than Age 21 (Clinical Guide Recommendation)	null	benefits 0.349717 classification scheme 0.601386 statistical significance 0.597122 evidence-based resources 0.92458 Force 0.356011 Human Services 0.592085 recommendation 0.374908 U.S. Department 0.593071 USPSTF 0.604489 harms 0.385444 specific criteria 0.596153 magnitude 0.377718 internal validity 0.652241 Healthy People 0.604756 sample size 0.580633 Preventive Services Task 0.955913 external validity 0.652646	set 0.346725 publication type 0.581143 certainty 0.391325 meaningfulness 0.410965 control 0.34649 cervical cancer 0.673303 quality 0.347283 subject matter 0.60505 net benefit 0.610046 publication status 0.581725 potential biases 0.628289 potential confounders 0.577426 additional effect 0.708475 effect size 0.706383 experts 0.348372 age 0.355507 dimensions 0.357453	CLICK HERE
15112	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Securing Health Coverage for Children Through Statewide Partnerships	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how The Children's Defense Fund-Texas made great strides in insuring children living in Texas.	health insurance 0.788039 Human Services 0.59541 Healthy Children Campaign 0.712925 DHH Secretary issues 0.576428 enrollment forms 0.5483 uninsured students 0.545307 National Health Interview 0.647168 U.S. Department 0.592946 Health Insurance Program 0.686406 appropriate insurance program 0.609813 children 0.945428 U.S. children 0.591037 Enrollment Award 0.540848 Child health coverage 0.66175 Healthy Start 0.513535 Texas children 0.607961 Defense Fund staff 0.613476 school districts 0.589645 nonprofit organization 0.633859 critical issue 0.519116 enrollment assistance 0.550158 Summary health statistics 0.644851 Health insurance coverage 0.727166 health insurance coverage.2 0.698943 Healthy Children 0.750386	Spanish-language media 0.51451 CHIP families 0.529552 BAYOU HEALTH architect 0.632813 Defense Fund-Texas campaign 0.630145 Children’s Health 0.708861 great strides 0.656582 uninsured children 0.633333 Texas Finish Line 0.606723 Medicaid Services 0.661539 enrollment process 0.543629 Children’s Defense 0.728886 Texas Association 0.527965 enrollment events 0.544833 preventive care 0.519582 Health Outreach 0.565732 eligible children 0.615213 J. Kaiser Family 0.584957 health coverage 0.86357 eligible Medicaid 0.591975 help families 0.519152 medical coverage 0.599642 key statewide partners 0.587993 Vital Health Stat. 0.63831 minority children 0.577713	CLICK HERE
15171	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	NeighborhoodHELP™ Engages Underserved Communities to Increase Health Care Access	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the Florida International University Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine incorporated a social determinants of health approach into its medical school education.	complex needs 0.544488 household visits 0.794866 medical education 0.534122 large minority population 0.679734 Human Services 0.538354 FIU students 0.62524 utility bill management 0.535186 social work 0.538553 social determinants 0.564039 health outcomes 0.576561 local communities 0.540289 legal advice 0.53489 systemic problems 0.528309 local resources 0.53981 pap smears 0.5431 holistic approach 0.530288 primary care services 0.673835 web site 0.527309 wide variety 0.533035 Miami-Dade County 0.923456 Medicaid enrollment 0.531642 mobile health 0.58075 community health 0.567377 public health students 0.71107 Acuña JM 0.538938	deeper issues 0.531837 Florida International University 0.669104 uninsured populations 0.596583 underserved persons 0.55483 pilot study 0.526971 Lozano JM 0.5454 interdisciplinary teams 0.535982 South Med J. 0.636741 Health Education Learning 0.719845 emergency department usage 0.627443 program staff 0.554003 clinical preventive services 0.656907 health care 0.596988 medical school graduates 0.640977 community organizations 0.5333 blood work 0.533771 low-income residents 0.543896 highest rates 0.549883 Simpson JL 0.527117 NeighborhoodHELPâ„¢ households 0.572891 home visitation program 0.650175 Greer PJ Jr 0.633238 specific product 0.52719 NeighborhoodHELPâ„¢ program 0.576537	CLICK HERE