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A CDC Compendium of Effective Fall Interventions: What Works for Community-Dwelling Older Adults. 2nd ed. |
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Reducing Tobacco Use Initiation: Mass Media Campaigns When Combined with Other Interventions—Preventive Services: What Works to Promote Health— (Community Guide Recommendation) |
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| statistical significance | 0.306611 |
| evidence-based resources | 0.536624 |
| Zaza | 0.252396 |
| Human Services | 0.308928 |
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| U.S. Department | 0.308314 |
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| Oxford University Press | 0.509331 |
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| Healthy People | 0.30595 |
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| sample size | 0.303864 |
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| community education programs | 0.560781 |
| strong evidence | 0.342154 |
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| subject matter | 0.306355 |
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| Harris KW | 0.38129 |
| publication status | 0.311485 |
| potential biases | 0.328845 |
| potential confounders | 0.302196 |
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Quality improvement strategies for hypertension management: a systematic review. (Community Guide Recommendation) |
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The effectiveness of urban design and land use and transport policies and practices to increase physical activity: a systematic review. (Community Guide Recommendation) |
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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. |
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| Human Services | 0.469346 |
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| ethnic groups | 0.477561 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| cardiac risk factors | 0.529773 |
| Healthy Heart | 0.945407 |
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| cardiovascular disease—including heart | 0.636307 |
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| 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 |
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The I-Smile Program — Bringing Healthy Smiles to Families in Iowa Through Oral Health Care |
In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the Iowa Department of Public Health and their partners worked to improve access to oral health care across the state. |
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| Medicaid lack | 0.400034 |
| oral health care | 0.774788 |
| federal Title | 0.36659 |
| Human Services | 0.494207 |
| I-Smile dental home | 0.745063 |
| dental home initiative | 0.92206 |
| primary care providers | 0.530837 |
| Iowa Medicaid program | 0.502266 |
| Disease Control | 0.390306 |
| outreach activities | 0.362069 |
| low-income children | 0.67612 |
| dental hygienists | 0.707853 |
| Supplemental Material | 0.354781 |
| Iowa Health | 0.380988 |
| health professionals | 0.395423 |
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| direct services | 0.492406 |
| Head Start centers | 0.776302 |
| dental services | 0.637813 |
| web site | 0.354954 |
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| oral health | 0.789485 |
| regular dental care | 0.549313 |
| I-Smile coordinators | 0.688876 |
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| dental care | 0.63944 |
| oral health issues | 0.594973 |
| local referral systems | 0.490521 |
| key component | 0.365714 |
| preventive care | 0.378579 |
| anticipatory guidance | 0.376143 |
| timely treatment | 0.382695 |
| eligible children | 0.400633 |
| new parents | 0.356449 |
| I-Smile program | 0.644082 |
| dental service | 0.463573 |
| Program/Medicaid Expansion Pilot | 0.473 |
| oral health education | 0.553823 |
| care coordination | 0.377535 |
| Iowa Department | 0.649588 |
| Medicaid-enrolled children | 0.464369 |
| uninsured adults | 0.353223 |
| regional I-Smile coordinators | 0.548125 |
| oral screenings | 0.397559 |
| specific product | 0.35482 |
| untreated tooth decay | 0.549122 |
| regular access | 0.382387 |
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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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| data source | 0.759578 |
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| number | 0.371585 |
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| Federal Government Web | 0.362494 |
| Baseline | 0.52474 |
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| wellness programs | 0.358109 |
| lack | 0.442918 |
| experienced nonfatal injuries | 0.358082 |
| Details | 0.362064 |
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| science | 0.36632 |
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| District | 0.359966 |
| health care needs | 0.368667 |
| U.S. MPH-granting | 0.372404 |
| periodic preventive care | 0.411346 |
| proportion | 0.408611 |
| viable data source | 0.665414 |
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| changes | 0.366332 |
| standardized set | 0.37801 |
| percent | 0.439556 |
| caregivers | 0.357223 |
| MPH-granting public health | 0.425949 |
| appropriate medical care | 0.361682 |
| available local health | 0.411844 |
| health promotion program | 0.562265 |
| community activities | 0.370553 |
| Healthy People | 0.368977 |
| health care | 0.422832 |
| population-based data systems | 0.375865 |
| health promotion programs | 0.475144 |
| transition planning | 0.365433 |
| regular education classrooms | 0.357454 |
| specific barriers | 0.363703 |
| health | 0.636357 |
| people | 0.482373 |
| medical care | 0.390022 |
| revision history | 0.911968 |
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Recommendations for use of behavioral interventions to reduce the risk of sexual transmission of HIV among men who have sex with men. (Community Guide Recommendation) |
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| HIV behavioral interventions | 0.967356 |
| Task Force | 0.553069 |
| classification scheme | 0.534147 |
| statistical significance | 0.531249 |
| evidence-based resources | 0.784441 |
| attitudes | 0.348576 |
| Human Services | 0.532479 |
| U.S. Department | 0.53555 |
| specific criteria | 0.529502 |
| magnitude | 0.356205 |
| internal validity | 0.572104 |
| Healthy People | 0.803904 |
| sample size | 0.525604 |
| external validity | 0.568611 |
| knowledge | 0.338929 |
| HIV/AIDS | 0.348275 |
| Prevent Acquisition | 0.608535 |
| unprotected anal intercourse | 0.846008 |
| community level | 0.554023 |
| set | 0.336578 |
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| Community-Level Interventions | 0.730036 |
| publication type | 0.524583 |
| implementation | 0.340575 |
| individual risk behavior | 0.746341 |
| adult men | 0.571596 |
| meaningfulness | 0.381351 |
| control | 0.336646 |
| Reduce | 0.360901 |
| beliefs | 0.338822 |
| quality | 0.337156 |
| subject matter | 0.535638 |
| Sexual Risk Behaviors | 0.846804 |
| publication status | 0.524965 |
| potential biases | 0.558097 |
| potential confounders | 0.523499 |
| Community Preventive Services | 0.775231 |
| additional effect | 0.610404 |
| effect size | 0.610543 |
| experts | 0.337755 |
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University of Wisconsin Public Health and Health Policy Institute Issue Brief: Employee Health Promotion Programs: What Is the Return on Investment? |
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| Human Services | 0.529011 |
| turn | 0.339332 |
| Health Policy Institute | 0.997616 |
| Wisconsin Public Health | 0.999613 |
| U.S. Department | 0.531263 |
| employer efforts | 0.554129 |
| specific criteria | 0.526394 |
| magnitude | 0.356676 |
| internal validity | 0.572312 |
| Healthy People | 0.797876 |
| sample size | 0.522836 |
| value | 0.339652 |
| health care | 0.857615 |
| external validity | 0.56928 |
| health care expenditures | 0.8096 |
| worksite wellness programs | 0.792666 |
| Return | 0.341104 |
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| set | 0.335649 |
| health care services | 0.781507 |
| publication type | 0.521589 |
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| control | 0.335749 |
| health care costs | 0.802415 |
| quality | 0.336273 |
| subject matter | 0.531975 |
| Employee | 0.343106 |
| University | 0.379437 |
| Health Promotion Programs | 0.851164 |
| publication status | 0.521984 |
| potential biases | 0.557158 |
| potential confounders | 0.520651 |
| additional effect | 0.61394 |
| effect size | 0.615056 |
| experts | 0.336732 |
| Investment | 0.342868 |
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