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Media ID Source Name Media Type Language Media Name Media Description Keywords Keywords Link to Article
2157 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Parent Engagement: Strategies for Involving Parents in School Health Back to EBR Search.
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2253 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Universally Recommended Vaccinations: Home Visits to Increase Vaccination Rates. (Community Guide Recommendation) Back to EBR Search.
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2353 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Prevention of Birth Defects: Community-Wide Campaigns to Promote the Use of Folic Acid Supplements. (Community Guide Recommendation) Back to EBR Search.
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14699 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Recommendations to Improve Preconception Health and Health Care --- United States: A Report of the CDC/ATSDR Preconception Care. null
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evidence-based resources0.308453
United States0.351666
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Human Services0.214205
U.S. Department0.21445
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specific criteria0.211013
internal validity0.225764
Healthy People0.34801
sample size0.210752
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Care Work Group0.746173
Curtis M. Recommendations0.34419
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CDC/ATSDR Preconception Care0.968312
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potential biases0.221815
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additional effect0.236513
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14756 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Increasing Cancer Screening: Provider Reminder and Recall Systems—Intervention to increase recommendation and delivery of screening for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancers by healthcare providers null
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sample size0.620778
Preventive Services Task0.922181
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breast cancer screening0.956629
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provider reminder systems0.959885
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effect size0.718842
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Community0.443344
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14800 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Reducing Tobacco Use Initiation: Mass Media Campaigns When Combined with Other Interventions—Preventive Services: What Works to Promote Health— (Community Guide Recommendation) null
CDC/MMWR Topic Area0.230225
study0.25201
U.S. Preventive Services0.345633
evidence-based resources0.297886
cohort study0.251874
CDC/NCIPC Topic Area0.230669
United States Preventive0.349368
USDA/CNPP Topic Area0.231203
experimental study0.247298
University College London0.210702
Human Services0.205714
Healthy People Topic0.204102
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm0.332879
Substance Abuse0.326485
IOM Topic Area0.252408
intervention evaluations0.242569
Topic Areas0.256011
U.S. Department0.201709
University College Medical0.210847
Alcohol – Excessive0.281335
Healthy People0.358741
Preventive Services Task0.910352
Leading Health Indicators0.208901
Excessive Consumption0.289285
Older Adults0.242493
University College0.21194
Services Task Force0.895127
Gynecology Topic Area0.217578
systematic review0.832289
Randomized Controlled Trial0.337954
Violence Prevention0.27458
Behavioral Counseling Interventions0.20513
States Preventive Services0.348373
non-systematic review0.329671
Adolescent Health0.215494
Task Force Topic0.903226
College Medical School0.212283
Force Topic Area0.878239
Community Preventive Services0.464296
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14817 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Health Communication and Social Marketing: Health Communication Campaigns That Include Mass Media and Health-Related Product Distribution. (Community Guide Recommendation) null
CDC/MMWR Topic Area0.230225
study0.25201
U.S. Preventive Services0.345633
evidence-based resources0.297886
cohort study0.251874
CDC/NCIPC Topic Area0.230669
United States Preventive0.349368
USDA/CNPP Topic Area0.231203
experimental study0.247298
University College London0.210702
Human Services0.205714
Healthy People Topic0.204102
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm0.332879
Substance Abuse0.326485
IOM Topic Area0.252408
intervention evaluations0.242569
Topic Areas0.256011
U.S. Department0.201709
University College Medical0.210847
Alcohol – Excessive0.281335
Healthy People0.358741
Preventive Services Task0.910352
Leading Health Indicators0.208901
Excessive Consumption0.289285
Older Adults0.242493
University College0.21194
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Gynecology Topic Area0.217578
systematic review0.832289
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Violence Prevention0.27458
Behavioral Counseling Interventions0.20513
States Preventive Services0.348373
non-systematic review0.329671
Adolescent Health0.215494
Task Force Topic0.903226
College Medical School0.212283
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Community Preventive Services0.464296
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14956 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Foodborne Illness Acquired in the United States – Major Pathogens null
classification scheme0.550068
statistical significance0.547254
evidence-based resources0.758636
United States0.568864
community interventions0.591621
Human Services0.548029
future estimates0.721533
U.S. Department0.54387
specific criteria0.543387
magnitude0.358676
internal validity0.583684
power0.340044
Healthy People0.547923
foodborne illnesses0.700978
sample size0.539742
external validity0.579893
policy0.345363
different methods0.558241
generalizability0.339873
publication type0.53667
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meaningfulness0.382883
control0.340279
quality0.340791
subject matter0.548319
foodborne illness0.935516
publication status0.537039
direct food safety0.808341
potential biases0.570625
public health guides0.761769
potential confounders0.5377
mortality0.363527
additional effect0.612675
major pathogens0.612472
effect size0.614992
passive surveillance0.577697
experts0.340861
U.S. morbidity0.619857
authors0.344744
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15140 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Reducing Binge Drinking: New Mexico's Driving While Intoxicated Prevention Campaign In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the New Mexico Department of Health implemented a prevention campaign against binge drinking and alcohol-impaired driving among adults in New Mexico.
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binge drinkers0.510771
liquor license revocations0.515225
sound health policy0.498075
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alcohol-impaired motor vehicle0.510599
recent binge drinking0.586885
over-service violations0.508827
task force0.549031
health services systems0.502319
binge drink occasion0.635541
DWI law enforcement0.577029
evidence-based strategies0.50265
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alcohol-impaired driving0.570225
New Mexico counties0.545122
CDC-funded alcohol epidemiologist0.501049
percent decrease0.561543
public health functions0.500564
blood alcohol content0.510976
Public Health Grand0.569058
binge drinking intensity0.655278
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state liquor control0.523901
licensed premises0.501568
liquor control officers0.516791
legal blood alcohol0.510818
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United States0.48217
safety net services0.489329
beverage control agency0.494241
one-year period0.541362
excessive alcohol0.502655
major components—reducing alcohol0.521915
CDC Public Health0.501812
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multi-agency effort0.503015
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alcohol-related motor vehicle0.496735
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Town Hall Teleconference.0.485706
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15150 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People Html en Community Care of North Carolina — Improving Birth Outcomes Through Comprehensive Prenatal Care In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how Community Care of North Carolina is improving birth outcomes by providing comprehensive maternity care.
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North Carolina0.624169
social service agencies0.529374
Medicaid incentives0.484193
Pregnancy Medical Home0.961286
standardized risk screening0.517329
United States0.471281
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Human Services0.567774
county public health0.531807
Supplemental Nutrition Program0.529409
CCNC0.499569
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U.S. Department0.570275
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service delivery model0.530556
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comprehensive maternity care0.542687
North Carolina Division0.619188
local health departments0.549534
Health Resources0.476437
public health0.536437
pregnant Medicaid population0.528705
nonprofit organization0.46967
health professionals0.491518
priority risk factors0.514347
pregnant Medicaid patients0.56154
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community organizations0.471
care managers0.577225
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pregnancy care manager.20.54429
prenatal care0.531318
key components0.464442
community settings0.463549
behavioral health care0.548118
local practices0.466658
regional networks0.469607
maternity services0.471415
low birth weight0.637306
pregnancy care management0.551069
Child Health USA0.524249
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