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Recommendations to increase physical activity in communities. (Community Guide Recommendation) |
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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. |
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| 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 |
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| critical issue | 0.519116 |
| enrollment assistance | 0.550158 |
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| health insurance coverage.2 | 0.698943 |
| Healthy Children | 0.750386 |
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| CHIP families | 0.529552 |
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| Texas Finish Line | 0.606723 |
| Medicaid Services | 0.661539 |
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| Children’s Defense | 0.728886 |
| Texas Association | 0.527965 |
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| preventive care | 0.519582 |
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| health coverage | 0.86357 |
| eligible Medicaid | 0.591975 |
| help families | 0.519152 |
| medical coverage | 0.599642 |
| key statewide partners | 0.587993 |
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| minority children | 0.577713 |
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Combating Youth Violence in Baltimore, Maryland Through Community Partnerships and Evidence-Based Interventions |
In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the Johns Hopkins University Center for the Prevention of Youth Violence implemented a community-wide youth violence prevention strategy throughout Baltimore. |
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| Baltimore neighborhoods | 0.396511 |
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| Johns Hopkins University | 0.589719 |
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| nation | 0.345266 |
| Human Services | 0.37504 |
| Academic Centers | 0.391003 |
| Safe Streets | 0.612673 |
| cultural norms | 0.381852 |
| program-related reductions | 0.384843 |
| U.S. Department | 0.374381 |
| homicide rates | 0.478837 |
| Disease Control | 0.392052 |
| create policies | 0.376301 |
| Cure Violence program | 0.550634 |
| U.S. Government | 0.374457 |
| Baltimore City | 0.390466 |
| gun violence | 0.478647 |
| significant problems | 0.382372 |
| highest homicide rate | 0.469829 |
| web site | 0.375652 |
| community-wide youth violence | 0.588048 |
| ACE programs | 0.439068 |
| high-risk communities | 0.47169 |
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| Maryland | 0.328804 |
| academic-community collaborations | 0.377096 |
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| violent neighborhoods | 0.382274 |
| Safe Streets program | 0.46423 |
| prevention strategy | 0.45456 |
| intervention community | 0.391915 |
| youth violence | 0.954294 |
| malleable factors | 0.377585 |
| Lower Park Height | 0.478879 |
| JHCPYV leverages community | 0.46915 |
| conduct research | 0.373678 |
| highest homicide | 0.483 |
| Safe Streets prevention | 0.470872 |
| program sites | 0.379179 |
| CeaseFire | 0.319455 |
| Baltimore | 0.441749 |
| non-violent conflict mediation | 0.445467 |
| specific product | 0.375576 |
| JHCPYV Comprehensive | 0.380715 |
| Lower Park Heights | 0.951106 |
| evidence-based interventions | 0.568942 |
| non-fatal youth violence | 0.562911 |
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Respiratory Diseases |
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| asthma episode | 0.45914 |
| monitoring peak flow | 0.375517 |
| Target-Setting Method | 0.310704 |
| data source | 0.281295 |
| health care provider | 0.365403 |
| Human Services | 0.245382 |
| U.S. Department | 0.24541 |
| children | 0.249435 |
| school | 0.234295 |
| guidelines | 0.258852 |
| appropriate response | 0.297933 |
| NAEPP | 0.258865 |
| current asthma | 0.80635 |
| early signs | 0.299072 |
| Prevention Program | 0.447632 |
| asthma cases | 0.322099 |
| Federal Government Web | 0.281836 |
| work | 0.226026 |
| asthma control | 0.349487 |
| Baseline | 0.630881 |
| asthma deaths | 0.348762 |
| follow-up visit | 0.279866 |
| persons | 0.401059 |
| doctor assess | 0.243073 |
| standard population | 0.982314 |
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| inhaled beta agonist | 0.289696 |
| peak flow results | 0.375497 |
| medical follow-up visit | 0.278765 |
| breathing problems | 0.297027 |
| Puerto Rico | 0.243372 |
| asthma management plans | 0.376468 |
| proportion | 0.268024 |
| viable data source | 0.278105 |
| adults | 0.337832 |
| ED visits | 0.29418 |
| percent | 0.409002 |
| activity limitations | 0.297694 |
| comprehensive asthma surveillance | 0.357318 |
| experienced activity limitations | 0.275243 |
| COPD deaths | 0.242398 |
| State level | 0.245327 |
| formal patient education | 0.288193 |
| informational purposes | 0.302945 |
| Independence Avenue | 0.243301 |
| chronic lung | 0.294948 |
| National Asthma Education | 0.675171 |
| revision history | 0.31902 |
| routine follow-up visit | 0.276944 |
| age | 0.475122 |
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| full-time workers | 0.378568 |
| medical treatment | 0.396205 |
| access | 0.314816 |
| proportion | 0.30954 |
| Reduce work-related injuries | 0.427939 |
| 100,000 | 0.370834 |
| adults | 0.308212 |
| Human Services | 0.345189 |
| work-related injury deaths | 0.851299 |
| percent | 0.308411 |
| U.S. Department | 0.345275 |
| agriculture | 0.308992 |
| disorders | 0.308104 |
| adult workers | 0.34856 |
| S.W. | 0.308042 |
| full-time equivalent workers | 0.99554 |
| private sector industries | 0.473915 |
| occupational skin diseases | 0.381741 |
| repetitive motion | 0.347346 |
| employers | 0.318508 |
| construction work-related injury | 0.430705 |
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| Health | 0.30807 |
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| fishing | 0.30898 |
| stress management/reduction programs | 0.377131 |
| illness cases | 0.344219 |
| Baseline | 0.59636 |
| work activity | 0.38928 |
| transportation | 0.309103 |
| employee stress | 0.342878 |
| persons | 0.308224 |
| adolescent workers | 0.351989 |
| site | 0.308091 |
| blood lead concentrations | 0.384477 |
| workplace programs | 0.341908 |
| overexertion | 0.308306 |
| EDs | 0.309654 |
| work exposures | 0.346802 |
| hunting work-related injury | 0.427326 |
| noise-induced hearing loss | 0.386205 |
| warehousing work-related injury | 0.428032 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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Recommendations to increase physical activity in communities. (Community Guide Recommendation) |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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National Comprehensive Cancer Network Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology – Genetic and Familial High-Risk Assessment: Breast and Ovarian Cancer |
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| evidence-based resources | 0.596996 |
| Disease | 0.416875 |
| Human Services | 0.571953 |
| Healthcare Providers | 0.503877 |
| U.S. Department | 0.572389 |
| Incidence | 0.419885 |
| number | 0.415857 |
| S.W. | 0.415546 |
| National Comprehensive Cancer | 0.97903 |
| specific criteria | 0.498978 |
| sample size | 0.494821 |
| external validity | 0.508234 |
| Reduce Mortality | 0.525519 |
| Primary Prevention | 0.504663 |
| ovarian cancer | 0.748001 |
| Federal Government Web | 0.580293 |
| evidence-based guidelines | 0.538697 |
| subject matter | 0.501022 |
| Comprehensive Cancer Network | 0.978757 |
| Clinical Practice Guidelines | 0.790999 |
| potential confounders | 0.494043 |
| effect size | 0.539627 |
| Reduce Morbidity | 0.530462 |
| BRCA genetic testing | 0.600108 |
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| hereditary breast | 0.525653 |
| classification scheme | 0.496512 |
| statistical significance | 0.495426 |
| Oncology | 0.445591 |
| Network Clinical Practice | 0.791182 |
| studies | 0.415841 |
| magnitude | 0.421821 |
| internal validity | 0.510743 |
| Healthy People | 0.616846 |
| Cancer Network Clinical | 0.789414 |
| Condition | 0.416859 |
| Social | 0.41681 |
| Reduce Risk | 0.520993 |
| set | 0.415992 |
| publication type | 0.498566 |
| Independence Avenue | 0.496544 |
| Familial High-Risk Assessment | 0.859639 |
| meaningfulness | 0.43167 |
| Effect Behavioral Change | 0.647745 |
| site | 0.415676 |
| publication status | 0.498714 |
| potential biases | 0.506448 |
| additional effect | 0.539219 |
| experts | 0.416406 |
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Dental Caries in Children From Birth Through Age 5 Years: Screening |
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| Task Force | 0.584297 |
| classification scheme | 0.541217 |
| statistical significance | 0.537839 |
| U.S. Preventive Services | 0.842364 |
| evidence-based resources | 0.831155 |
| primary water source | 0.811798 |
| Human Services | 0.749524 |
| oral fluoride supplementation | 0.96766 |
| U.S. Department | 0.751015 |
| number | 0.338458 |
| S.W. | 0.336613 |
| children | 0.344099 |
| currently recommended doses | 0.849895 |
| studies | 0.338407 |
| specific criteria | 0.550108 |
| magnitude | 0.360978 |
| internal validity | 0.587073 |
| Healthy People | 0.557496 |
| sample size | 0.530426 |
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| external validity | 0.58513 |
| set | 0.338885 |
| Federal Government Web | 0.733842 |
| publication type | 0.543263 |
| Independence Avenue | 0.541946 |
| meaningfulness | 0.389441 |
| control | 0.33672 |
| primary care clinicians | 0.833846 |
| quality | 0.337312 |
| subject matter | 0.55797 |
| site | 0.337019 |
| publication status | 0.543739 |
| potential biases | 0.56909 |
| potential confounders | 0.52794 |
| additional effect | 0.635023 |
| effect size | 0.636723 |
| experts | 0.340337 |
| age | 0.344016 |
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Increasing the Rates of Patients with Controlled Diabetes in the Rio Grande Valley, TX |
In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the Rio Grande Valley Accountable Care Organization worked to address diabetes in its community. |
| Shared Savings Program | 0.571575 |
| patient outreach | 0.541607 |
| Human Services | 0.53452 |
| effective practice | 0.538689 |
| U.S. Department | 0.534109 |
| increases patient engagement | 0.566309 |
| care coordinators | 0.538986 |
| Medicare Fee-for-Service | 0.541434 |
| U.S. Government | 0.534136 |
| Blood pressure | 0.535061 |
| primary care practices | 0.638863 |
| certified diabetes educators | 0.632183 |
| unnecessary costs | 0.537753 |
| newly diagnosed patients | 0.573795 |
| Composite Measure | 0.534263 |
| nutritionist technician | 0.537335 |
| diabetes initiatives | 0.683028 |
| Grande Valley Accountable | 0.657343 |
| web site | 0.534741 |
| Accountable Care Organization | 0.653394 |
| office visits | 0.535708 |
| Successful control | 0.534023 |
| Rio Grande Valley | 0.652181 |
| uncontrolled diabetes mellitus | 0.644172 |
| additional support | 0.643024 |
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| RGV ACO | 0.955991 |
| RGV ACO providers | 0.727236 |
| patient-centered preventive care | 0.575785 |
| phone calls | 0.535174 |
| medical assistants | 0.534436 |
| Low Density Lipoprotein | 0.565088 |
| RGV ACO offer | 0.742186 |
| Hemoglobin A1c Control | 0.566506 |
| diabetes patients | 0.614594 |
| lifestyle changes | 0.57748 |
| target patient population | 0.560448 |
| ACO measures | 0.615776 |
| Diabetes Education Center | 0.635995 |
| disease management techniques | 0.640136 |
| diabetes programs | 0.642911 |
| standardized application | 0.535304 |
| RGV ACO participants | 0.747634 |
| Care Organization Health | 0.581497 |
| diabetes management | 0.602926 |
| following measures | 0.532918 |
| Valley Accountable Care | 0.655203 |
| specific product | 0.534713 |
| best practices | 0.537881 |
| American Diabetes Association | 0.635405 |
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