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2241	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)	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
2250	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Increasing Cancer Screening: Reducing Client Out-of-Pocket Costs—Updated recommendations for client- and provider-oriented interventions to increase breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screening.	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
2541	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Fight and Manage Chronic Disease Using Multicultural Educational Resources	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services implemented the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute's Healthy Heart, Healthy Family program to promote heart healthy behaviors and lifestyles.	Project MUSE 0.473174 Kokua Kalihi Valley 0.679757 foster health 0.48986 Human Services 0.469346 cardiovascular disease.2 0.52877 U.S. Department 0.469437 ethnic groups 0.477561 specific tools 0.478339 U.S. Government 0.469509 practice setting 0.474808 National Institutes 0.476469 National Heart 0.502978 blood pressure 0.54155 Healthy Family 0.972683 Valley Comprehensive Family 0.540843 web site 0.470334 clinical measures 0.472196 strong relationships 0.467395 evidence-based cardiovascular program 0.737308 heart health curriculum 0.592004 Blood Institute 0.485014 large Filipino population 0.534402 Health Care 0.48719 community health workers 0.79423 curriculum-based program 0.481281	lower fasting blood 0.540667 African Americans 0.47694 cholesterol levels 0.479172 premature death 0.472696 lower blood pressure 0.540984 cardiovascular health 0.595426 Spinner JR 0.471115 lifestyle changes 0.473001 heart disease 0.570157 *Blood pressure improvement 0.529585 cardiac risk factors 0.529773 Healthy Heart 0.945407 American Indians/Alaska Natives 0.548398 cardiovascular disease—including heart 0.636307 federally qualified health 0.558004 Latinos experience 0.482296 nearly one-third 0.488379 highest rates 0.477593 chronic conditions 0.470006 Lee CJ 0.470513 specific product 0.469851 Yoshimura SR 0.47514 blood sugar 0.479431 Collaborative Employing Community 0.524863	CLICK HERE
2573	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Unity Health Care ? Improving Family Planning to Low-Income and Uninsured Individuals	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the St. Louis Integrated Health Network implemented the Community Referral Coordinator Program to improve access to primary care.	uninsured individuals 0.373027 health centers 0.436424 staff development 0.428002 Unity Health Care 0.762796 unintended pregnancy 0.532086 LARC presentation 0.701507 broad range 0.372925 family planning staff 0.439801 LARC method 0.612064 continuation rates 0.367774 family planning services 0.638312 high satisfaction 0.366659 first-line contraceptive methods 0.43772 patient education 0.491063 larc uptake 0.76571 family size 0.384061 Primary Care Setting. 0.598526 comprehensive health services 0.455695 LARC inventory 0.625266 Unity family 0.440259 school-based health centers 0.429874 standardized education materials 0.420052 LARC 0.910385 United States 0.498315 birth spacing 0.375793	negative health 0.387611 LARC demonstration models 0.669176 economic consequences.1 0.374756 unintended pregnancies 0.57493 family planning 0.685342 Title X grant 0.369418 long-acting reversible contraception 0.551607 key component 0.368052 Contraceptive Implants 0.372411 LARC insertion 0.621687 American College 0.426353 intrauterine devices 0.434177 professional organizations 0.367933 progestin implants 0.377541 Contraceptive failure 0.367711 federally qualified health 0.446905 ACOG Committee Opinion 0.415097 Health Care Inc. 0.458147 provider counseling tools 0.418068 ongoing patient education 0.419484 Reduce Unintended Pregnancy 0.455363 family planning sites 0.433873 underserved residents 0.389261 clinic locations 0.366206	CLICK HERE
14801	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	Task Force 0.32765 classification scheme 0.308932 statistical significance 0.306611 evidence-based resources 0.536624 Zaza 0.252396 Human Services 0.308928 tobacco price increases 0.6687 Mass media campaigns 0.905985 U.S. Department 0.308314 Briss PA 0.5325 Oxford University Press 0.509331 specific criteria 0.313513 internal validity 0.338392 Healthy People 0.30595	sample size 0.303864 external validity 0.333553 tobacco initiation 0.452251 community education programs 0.560781 strong evidence 0.342154 publication type 0.311169 subject matter 0.306355 school-based education 0.37333 Harris KW 0.38129 publication status 0.311485 potential biases 0.328845 potential confounders 0.302196 Community Preventive Services 0.811505 additional effect 0.366676	CLICK HERE
14811	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	classification scheme 0.635325 statistical significance 0.632558 evidence-based resources 0.885094 billboards 0.45318 Human Services 0.637069 web logs 0.64419 multiple channels 0.699352 distribution 0.44561 U.S. Department 0.637716 radio 0.44066 campaigns 0.498955 specific criteria 0.630561 magnitude 0.454591 internal validity 0.666812 Healthy People 0.636508 health behaviors 0.667723 social media 0.6504 sample size 0.626467 external validity 0.662612 effectiveness 0.448052 strong evidence 0.673281 brochures 0.440445 set 0.43766	strategies 0.44217 publication type 0.625307 television 0.440703 mass media 0.885979 Twitter© 0.440187 meaningfulness 0.477498 control 0.437755 reduced-price health-related products 0.925554 behavior changes 0.682611 quality 0.43827 subject matter 0.636815 target audiences 0.657754 group education 0.644388 health communication 0.881432 publication status 0.625682 potential biases 0.654973 potential confounders 0.624399 various channels 0.667063 additional effect 0.698649 messages 0.481539 Facebook© 0.44023 effect size 0.697158 experts 0.438861	CLICK HERE
15099	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Syphilis Infection: Screening – Asymptomatic Men and Women (Clinical Guide Recommendation)	null	routine screening 0.726292 asymptomatic persons 0.771078 classification scheme 0.665112 statistical significance 0.661188 evidence-based resources 0.984493 syphilis infection 0.75341 Force 0.448375 Human Services 0.886274 U.S. Department 0.888023 number 0.441949 S.W. 0.43974 studies 0.44189 specific criteria 0.67519 magnitude 0.468993 internal validity 0.716647 Healthy People 0.683813 increased risk 0.719211 sample size 0.64977	Preventive Services Task 0.989291 external validity 0.716319 set 0.442454 Federal Government Web 0.871497 Independence Avenue 0.666736 publication type 0.664421 meaningfulness 0.500735 control 0.43997 quality 0.440668 subject matter 0.68423 site 0.440219 publication status 0.664981 potential biases 0.694602 potential confounders 0.646844 additional effect 0.77234 effect size 0.773578 experts 0.444097	CLICK HERE
15149	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Unity Health Care ? Improving Family Planning to Low-Income and Uninsured Individuals	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the St. Louis Integrated Health Network implemented the Community Referral Coordinator Program to improve access to primary care.	uninsured individuals 0.373027 health centers 0.436424 staff development 0.428002 Unity Health Care 0.762796 unintended pregnancy 0.532086 LARC presentation 0.701507 broad range 0.372925 family planning staff 0.439801 LARC method 0.612064 continuation rates 0.367774 family planning services 0.638312 high satisfaction 0.366659 first-line contraceptive methods 0.43772 patient education 0.491063 larc uptake 0.76571 family size 0.384061 Primary Care Setting. 0.598526 comprehensive health services 0.455695 LARC inventory 0.625266 Unity family 0.440259 school-based health centers 0.429874 standardized education materials 0.420052 LARC 0.910385 United States 0.498315 birth spacing 0.375793	negative health 0.387611 LARC demonstration models 0.669176 economic consequences.1 0.374756 unintended pregnancies 0.57493 family planning 0.685342 Title X grant 0.369418 long-acting reversible contraception 0.551607 key component 0.368052 Contraceptive Implants 0.372411 LARC insertion 0.621687 American College 0.426353 intrauterine devices 0.434177 professional organizations 0.367933 progestin implants 0.377541 Contraceptive failure 0.367711 federally qualified health 0.446905 ACOG Committee Opinion 0.415097 Health Care Inc. 0.458147 provider counseling tools 0.418068 ongoing patient education 0.419484 Reduce Unintended Pregnancy 0.455363 family planning sites 0.433873 underserved residents 0.389261 clinic locations 0.366206	CLICK HERE
15177	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	The PROSPER Partnership Model: Collaborating to Reduce Teen Substance Use	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the PROSPER Network Organization, Partnerships in Prevention Science Institute worked to implement evidence-based school and family programs to address youth substance abuse.	6th-grade youth 0.687934 Strengthening Families program 0.74692 prescription drug misuse 0.714831 community stakeholders 0.645173 PROSPER delivery 0.789663 nation’s youth 0.673796 negative outcomes 0.635912 school-based program 0.642431 positive family relationships 0.752193 PROSPER Model 0.941055 Webster County extension 0.729328 family programs 0.660045 strategic teams 0.639178 violence prevention program 0.736505 evidence-based school 0.64543 community teams 0.744701 public schools 0.638592 Fort Dodge 0.875006 wide-ranging positive effects 0.969039 youth skill 0.754501 youth substance abuse 0.81307 Dodge PROSPER team 0.925897 community agencies 0.635512 family strengthening 0.760447 LifeSkills Training program 0.731367	university extension systems 0.950666 evidence-based prevention programs 0.799142 substance abuse prevention 0.796443 major public health 0.75784 PROSPER Network 0.784312 adolescent behavioral outcomes 0.808524 adolescent behavioral outcomes.1 0.721077 substance abuse 0.893899 state management team 0.740207 prosocial peers 0.648451 Research findings 0.644188 area middle schools 0.727935 7th-grade youth 0.655664 family-focused program 0.645298 Fort Dodge Community 0.766977 6th-grade families 0.645586 additional states partnerships 0.704592 evidence-based programs 0.666562 PROSPER Partnership Model 0.887614 Fort Dodge Juvenile 0.745762 PROSPER team 0.928299 prevention scientists 0.640604 PROSPER approach 0.824187 adolescent substance 0.664258	CLICK HERE
15180	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	The Nurse-Family Partnership Model Improves Maternal and Child Health in Louisiana	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals’ Office of Public Health implemented the Nurse-Family Partnership, a home visitation program for low income, first-time pregnant mothers and their babies to improve maternal and child health.	mental health 0.916643 NFP model 0.540018 healthy infant/toddler growth 0.308714 evidence-based early maternal 0.327094 Louisiana NFP program 0.681249 NFP clients 0.539867 Health Specialist Augmentation 0.37073 NFP 0.931566 young children 0.315914 mental health services 0.48347 NFP teams 0.734015 low-income pregnant women 0.308426 Mental Health Specialists 0.38671 mental health risk 0.379874 maternal employment 0.257737 initial depression screens 0.28252 prenatal health 0.282966 poor maternal 0.264823 home visits 0.226697 complex mental health 0.383735 MIECHV Supervisor Meeting 0.286467 Louisiana NFP home 0.669592 Infant Mental Health 0.515409 child health outcomes 0.551481 Public Health 0.361246	IMHS augmentation 0.2409 behavioral health services 0.364984 preventive health practices 0.373842 Nurse-Family Partnership 0.22224 Tulane School 0.22455 pregnant NFP mothers 0.62926 NFP home visitors 0.835566 mental health needs 0.529173 nurse home visitors 0.317398 locally available expertise 0.296298 NFP staff 0.666712 preliminary evaluation 0.305252 Louisiana Nurse Family 0.308804 health care 0.261868 Louisiana Office 0.255868 Preliminary evaluation results 0.292746 J. Preliminary Evaluation 0.286948 NFP team 0.51332 first-time mom partners 0.313682 childhood mental health 0.387542 Louisiana Department 0.264103 large scale 0.224212 home visitation program 0.345312 fewer subsequent pregnancies 0.320405	CLICK HERE