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2260	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Health Communication & Social Marketing: Health Communication Campaigns That Include Mass Media & Health-Related Product Distribution. (Community Guide Recommendation)	Back to EBR Search.	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
2566	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	From Testing to Treatment: A Comprehensive Approach to Curbing HIV	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the Community Healthcare Network integrated HIV testing and counseling into routine medical care for underserved populations in New York City.	CHN staff 0.61599 HIV-positive patients 0.561033 new HIV infections 0.692937 Title X Family 0.477741 CHN 0.8573 York State Department 0.524339 Human Services 0.474257 New York City 0.552294 treatment adherence specialists 0.538214 United States.i 0.485248 crucial role 0.47131 comprehensive approach 0.476155 newly diagnosed cases 0.566537 health services patients 0.548424 HIV status 0.645255 nontraditional venues 0.472516 test results 0.475614 New York State 0.612674 web site 0.469967 health educators 0.485145 community events 0.476546 underserved populations 0.478233 primary care delivery 0.550471 quality care 0.478112 social workers 0.54998	new HIV cases 0.649732 medical provider 0.476599 medical team 0.473351 PDF–1.1 MB 0.472124 women 0.481412 case managers 0.475105 extensive outreach 0.472301 HIV counselors 0.590613 HIV cases 0.725094 HIV Team. 0.592426 reproductive health services 0.784388 newly diagnosed HIV 0.690834 routine medical care 0.566366 New York 0.67441 Surveillance Annual Report 0.521492 prevention specialist 0.475824 Community Healthcare Network 0.549492 community health centers 0.560621 HIV counseling 0.59737 community outreach 0.547917 specific product 0.469911 HIV testing 0.989244 TB Prevention. 0.470033 off-site HIV screening 0.64538	CLICK HERE
2569	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	California Tobacco Control Program — Decreasing Tobacco Use Through Social Norms and Policy	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the California Tobacco Control Program implemented tobacco control policies throughout the state, resulting in decreased tobacco use and reduced secondhand smoke exposure.	CTCP 0.581796 smoke-free disclosure ordinance 0.433832 Tehachapi Police Chief 0.434568 health equity 0.372396 public support 0.373796 media campaign 0.374813 local communities 0.432767 tobacco control issues 0.582296 Key components 0.375608 tobacco users 0.536039 secondhand smoke 0.443199 social environment 0.448894 California Tobacco Health 0.657615 Tobacco Control Program 0.854037 programmatic efforts 0.39732 health care services 0.449407 web site 0.367842 tobacco-free environments 0.374753 Tehachapi City Parks 0.433697 health care costs 0.429071 Smoking Prevalence 0.381881 tobacco industry 0.534752 tobacco products 0.545723 smoking policies 0.385295 California Tobacco Control 0.844244	Kern County 0.370697 level tobacco control 0.61575 California Department 0.391904 Public Health 0.385261 Community engagement 0.372067 overall cigarette consumption 0.425571 Tobacco Free Coalition 0.582456 diverse individuals 0.368978 local health departments 0.441029 cigarette consumption 0.435531 harmful effects 0.381672 secondhand smoke exposure 0.428562 multi-unit housing facilities 0.430193 high school students 0.426123 tobacco control policies 0.83583 media strategy 0.374953 CTCP’s success 0.4913 San Francisco 0.370267 CTCP programs 0.476949 tobacco waste 0.513375 support tobacco-related research.1 0.445065 Protection Act 0.382284 specific product 0.367785 social norms 0.462038	CLICK HERE
14688	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Guide to Building an Environmental Public Health Tracking Network	null	date 0.339596 Centers 0.375023 classification scheme 0.516738 statistical significance 0.514129 evidence-based resources 0.766741 environmental public health 0.951197 government entities 0.568059 Human Services 0.721518 U.S. Department 0.72268 states 0.342543 Prevention 0.374829 number 0.33512 Disease Control 0.751458 S.W. 0.334479 Atlanta 0.338166 Environmental Hazards 0.559417 studies 0.335081 specific criteria 0.521908 magnitude 0.351379 Division 0.339381 internal validity 0.55155 Healthy People 0.525652 sample size 0.509971 external validity 0.547741	guide 0.378573 National Center 0.547045 Environmental Health 0.57516 set 0.335445 Federal Government Web 0.699166 Independence Avenue 0.518799 publication type 0.518182 meaningfulness 0.374512 health tracking program 0.805768 Internet]. 0.541524 http://www.cdc.gov/nceh/tracking/pdfs/how_to_guide.pdf 0.339752 subject matter 0.526116 site 0.334794 publication status 0.518538 guidance 0.338112 potential biases 0.539312 Jan 0.337453 potential confounders 0.508094 Health Tracking Network 0.763388 additional effect 0.586066 effect size 0.586408 experts 0.336309 Health Effects 0.566098	CLICK HERE
14727	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Drowsy Driving and Automobile Crashes	null	evidence-based resources 0.913912 key issues 0.71718 Lung 0.540653 findings 0.535296 Human Services 0.69959 U.S. Department 0.700113 rumble strips 0.727934 specific criteria 0.694829 highways 0.537592 young males 0.720672 sample size 0.695352 external validity 0.735754 National Institutes 0.751977 National Center 0.752462 National Heart 0.75147 National Highway Traffic 0.944232 literature review 0.714289 quality 0.530897 shift workers 0.714111 Blood Institute 0.734728 subject matter 0.699646 potential confounders 0.69364 effect size 0.782151 Safety Administration 0.733103	classification scheme 0.698854 statistical significance 0.696346 educational campaign 0.917132 public awareness 0.706288 magnitude 0.548884 internal validity 0.739492 priority issues 0.719258 Healthy People 0.699004 set 0.530385 Sleep Disorders Research 0.933356 publication type 0.694133 meaningfulness 0.573174 control 0.530498 sleepiness 0.571413 combat drowsy driving 0.960253 publication status 0.694443 guidance 0.53212 potential biases 0.726569 report 0.536373 expert panel 0.914475 additional effect 0.778872 experts 0.531337 driver fatigue 0.721135 dimensions 0.533979	CLICK HERE
14788	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Use of Child Safety Seats: Community-Wide Information and Enhanced Enforcement Campaigns. (Community Guide Recommendation)	null	special strategies 0.561708 classification scheme 0.547397 statistical significance 0.543841 evidence-based resources 0.818162 Human Services 0.546808 U.S. Department 0.54966 law enforcement officials 0.783294 citations 0.351947 child safety seat 0.829967 specific criteria 0.543965 magnitude 0.362213 internal validity 0.592494 publicity 0.350597 Healthy People 0.551686 sample size 0.535552 Preventive Services Task 0.842927 external validity 0.590498 enforcement campaigns 0.831212 set 0.338078	publication type 0.536781 informational warnings 0.568927 mass media 0.564104 checkpoints 0.379567 alternative penalties 0.589204 meaningfulness 0.390861 control 0.337759 community-wide information 0.949902 quality 0.3384 safety seats 0.574727 subject matter 0.552029 publication status 0.53727 potential biases 0.574295 potential confounders 0.532867 additional effect 0.640487 effect size 0.6419 public displays 0.562906 experts 0.339551	CLICK HERE
14892	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Interventions to Reduce Depression Among Older Adults: Home-Based Depression Care Management	null	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
14963	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Bright Futures	null	evidence-based resources 0.611035 Human Services 0.421143 Infants 0.244642 U.S. Department 0.421741 basic points 0.427769 context 0.238585 specific criteria 0.416361 text 0.236559 Bright Futures materials 0.757503 sample size 0.414581 external validity 0.455374 health care professionals 0.677094 quick reference 0.427405 community 0.2415 quality 0.234957 subject matter 0.421456 potential confounders 0.412642 detailed information 0.434738 educators 0.236194 effect size 0.497396 wide range 0.442936 parents 0.238425 classification scheme 0.421362 statistical significance 0.418646	well-child care 0.44324 pediatric care 0.435612 gold standard 0.429466 disease prevention initiative 0.68155 Guidelines 0.237633 audiences 0.241834 magnitude 0.253109 internal validity 0.459065 Healthy People 0.42096 Adolescents 0.243464 Pocket Guide 0.427715 publication type 0.412882 children’s health 0.484566 meaningfulness 0.2775 ed. 0.237378 Bright Futures 0.929225 Health Supervision 0.463258 health care practitioners 0.656762 publication status 0.413233 potential biases 0.445862 additional effect 0.496478 family 0.241542 experts 0.23531 national health promotion 0.709227	CLICK HERE
14987	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	The Surgeon General’s Report on Bone Health and Osteoporosis: What It Means to You	null	Social Marketing 0.622766 evidence-based resources 0.845558 Human Services 0.807256 Healthcare Providers 0.621786 Secondary Prevention 0.61858 U.S. Department 0.808297 Incidence 0.443694 falls 0.437999 specific criteria 0.611791 sample size 0.601079 external validity 0.630351 Primary Prevention 0.623419 Federal Government Web 0.783011 Mortality 0.44665 bone health 0.811729 Media 0.436294 Patients 0.436134 subject matter 0.616619 potential confounders 0.599415 effect size 0.727975 exercise advice 0.632168 classification scheme 0.606126 statistical significance 0.603821 Injury 0.43704	Clinical Practice 0.626882 Effect Health 0.78138 magnitude 0.446893 internal validity 0.635128 Healthy People 0.613899 various age groups 0.830859 bone disease 0.695938 Condition 0.436773 set 0.434399 Households 0.449562 publication type 0.609454 Independence Avenue 0.606186 meaningfulness 0.467394 Families 0.436258 Effect Behavioral Change 0.970575 Morbidity 0.456785 Community Intervention 0.628329 publication status 0.609771 potential biases 0.625702 report 0.441155 additional effect 0.727769 risk 0.476077 suggestions 0.434158 experts 0.435358	CLICK HERE
15175	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Preventing Youth Violence: The Youth Empowerment Solutions (YES) Program	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the Michigan Youth Violence Prevention Center at the University of Michigan School of Public Health developed and implemented the Youth Empowerment Solutions (YES) program to empower youth to affect their communities in positive ways and modify the environmental conditions that contribute to youth violence.	after-school program 0.580858 high rates 0.450667 program developers 0.451286 resource mobilization 0.44017 16-week after-school curriculum 0.589844 100-meter buffer range 0.569219 150-meter buffer range 0.567346 200-meter buffer range 0.566533 program planning 0.470238 Disease Control 0.452159 self-reported outcomes 0.437754 community gardens 0.447577 community pride 0.4499 resolution skills 0.430388 Reduce Youth Violence 0.623796 Youth Empowerment Solutions 0.805587 immediate buffer area 0.570398 highest rate 0.437112 buffer range 0.665421 Prevention Center 0.450883 positive ways 0.440439 neighborhood improvement projects 0.533748 community change 0.451491 Community projects 0.455663 prevention strategies 0.453489	metropolitan area 0.448577 post-test surveys 0.443655 U.S. Centers 0.453849 Parks Peace Park 0.526235 reduced violence 0.499342 Michigan Youth Violence 0.702253 positive youth development 0.594163 Crime incident data 0.538352 youth violence 0.983169 integrates empowerment 0.443003 local neighborhoods 0.473527 environmental conditions 0.438783 public health 0.591992 better conflict avoidance 0.536071 CDC staff 0.431618 middle school students 0.556643 preventable public health 0.584945 positive effect 0.429261 peace promotion 0.434215 comprehensive strategy 0.448633 best available evidence 0.56952 neighborhood improvement project 0.528318 violent crimes 0.552267 community improvement projects 0.574211	CLICK HERE