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2333	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Recommendations to reduce injuries to motor vehicle occupants: increasing child safety seat use, increasing safety belt use, and reducing alcohol-impaired driving. (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
2544	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	School-Based Intervention Reduces Suicide Attempts	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the Communities Healing Adolescent Depression and Suicide (CHADS) Coalition for Mental Health helped schools in North St. Louis County, Missouri implement the SOS Signs of Suicide Prevention Program, a program to prevent suicide among adolescents.	endorsement 0.230859 adolescent suicide prevention 0.701801 high school-aged youth 0.481531 mental health 0.635614 required rigorous evaluation 0.497876 youth ages 0.385993 Human Services 0.343534 control group 0.344758 U.S. Department 0.343722 school-based intervention program 0.571879 Disease Control 0.377552 SOS treatment group 0.720561 U.S. Government 0.343873 suicide attempt 0.511555 Glanovsky J.BMC Public 0.469422 north St. Louis 0.482637 National Registry 0.359581 schools implement SOS 0.759849 nonprofit organization 0.378924 Communities Healing Adolescent 0.495473 middle schools 0.368201 web site 0.345229 SOS trains 0.640941 Ferguson-Florissan School District 0.480071 Disclaimer 0.231289	beneficial effects 0.345542 self-scored screening tool 0.497101 suicide prevention program 0.971847 high schools 0.367857 public health issue 0.537079 study 0.242071 United States 0.357851 students 0.278053 Substance Abuse 0.355504 percent 0.298982 diverse backgrounds 0.331217 Evidence-based Programs 0.358512 Jul 0.230877 process 0.249215 elementary schools 0.362595 Schilling EA 0.355012 universal intervention 0.347505 Mental Health Services 0.508745 SOS 0.877892 CHADS Coalition 0.425582 specific product 0.345078 Aseltine RH Jr 0.478046 depression 0.245652 SOS Signs 0.67457	CLICK HERE
2572	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	St. Louis Integrated Health Network — Coordinating and Retaining Patient Access to Primary Care	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.	Final Report 0.509566 Louis Regional Health 0.567233 IHN 0.53999 referral coordinator program 0.808503 public health departments 0.538155 Services Administration 0.476052 local health centers 0.550856 available services 0.477579 major regional safety 0.529517 ongoing care 0.479273 Coordinator Program Update 0.536061 follow-up appointments 0.707785 Community Referral Coordinator 0.947001 St. Louis region 0.534158 fewer costs.1 0.476016 Metropolitan St. Louis 0.532963 health care services 0.558334 pilot program 0.477393 Integrated Health Network 0.785165 patients 0.541698 regional network 0.472878 key stakeholders 0.470724 underserved populations 0.469842 convenient appointments 0.478969 primary care provider 0.551485	usual source 0.598797 PCPs form relationships 0.536192 quality health care 0.581375 better health outcomes 0.56555 appropriate care 0.485969 hospital emergency departments 0.520004 St. Louis area 0.545925 Medicaid Services 0.474882 St. Louis Integrated 0.706724 specific patient groups 0.516294 St. Louis 0.898398 federal agencies 0.468875 Health Resources 0.495195 affordable healthcare services 0.518476 Louis Integrated Health 0.777579 safety-net providers 0.473406 CRC program 0.628102 local community health 0.560531 no-show rate 0.535319 emergency departments 0.525855 community health centers 0.850939 effective primary care 0.535535 ongoing source 0.472954 primary care 0.602013	CLICK HERE
14653	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Best Practices for Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs—2007	null	Centers 0.351061 classification scheme 0.572755 statistical significance 0.569123 evidence-based resources 0.90156 states plan 0.613068 state investment 0.580632 Human Services 0.573714 U.S. Department 0.57457 Programs—2014 0.350668 Prevention 0.350909 Practices 0.350819 Comprehensive Tobacco Control 0.98299 tobacco control programs 0.976888 Disease Control 0.619787 specific criteria 0.568658 magnitude 0.367845 internal validity 0.616797 Healthy People 0.57696	sample size 0.557811 external validity 0.615071 goals 0.345877 evidence-based guide 0.718473 set 0.342735 level 0.346074 publication type 0.558476 meaningfulness 0.397181 quality 0.343165 subject matter 0.577307 interventions 0.363887 publication status 0.55897 potential biases 0.597875 potential confounders 0.555097 integrated programmatic structure 0.868814 additional effect 0.66378 effect size 0.662534 experts 0.344334	CLICK HERE
14668	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2010	null	classification scheme 0.557176 statistical significance 0.553832 evidence-based resources 0.891903 Human Services 0.794937 Washington 0.340325 overall healthy diet 0.913651 U.S. Department 0.796495 number 0.341997 S.W. 0.340378 studies 0.341945 specific criteria 0.561285 magnitude 0.362942 evidence-based recommendations 0.716023 internal validity 0.597442 Healthy People 0.619656 specific nutritional targets 0.821638 sample size 0.544381 external validity 0.59502 set 0.388504	dietary limits 0.675872 Federal Government Web 0.765825 Independence Avenue 0.558317 publication type 0.556697 Americans 0.349959 meaningfulness 0.390151 healthy eating patterns 0.869416 Dietary Guidelines 0.931247 quality 0.340901 Key Recommendations 0.593487 subject matter 0.57298 site 0.340802 publication status 0.557174 potential biases 0.580739 potential confounders 0.541881 additional effect 0.639862 effect size 0.638803 experts 0.343849	CLICK HERE
14682	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Best Practices To Address Community Gang Problems: OJJDP's' Comprehensive Gang Model, 2nd Ed.	null	evidence-based resources 0.804787 environments 0.437848 Human Services 0.619462 experience 0.437511 research 0.438201 U.S. Department 0.619969 Comprehensive Gang Model 0.959758 specific criteria 0.613937 complement 0.447629 20-site evaluation 0.634367 sample size 0.613425 external validity 0.647915 essential findings 0.63436 youth gang problem 0.980305 quality 0.435279 antigang strategies 0.625567 subject matter 0.618603 program activities 0.62285 potential confounders 0.611786 programs 0.437982 effect size 0.683428 Office 0.439173 classification scheme 0.619267 statistical significance 0.61689	Juvenile Justice 0.64437 Delinquency Prevention 0.662089 gang problems 0.71072 variety 0.437881 variations 0.438335 strategic planning process 0.815405 magnitude 0.450903 internal validity 0.652313 power 0.434695 Healthy People 0.618071 evaluations 0.439545 Gang Reduction Program 0.929345 publication type 0.610862 OJJDP 0.476892 meaningfulness 0.473322 control 0.434879 practices 0.437646 publication status 0.611158 guidance 0.491347 potential biases 0.641306 report 0.478517 additional effect 0.683865 experts 0.435477 communities 0.513963	CLICK HERE
14753	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Increasing Cancer Screening: Client Reminders—Updated recommendations for client- and provider-oriented interventions to increase breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screening. (Community Guide R	null	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
14929	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Effectiveness of multicomponent programs with community mobilization for reducing alcohol-impaired driving. (Community Guide Recommendation).	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
15123	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Reducing Violent Crime and Invigorating Communities Through Greening Vacant Lots	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at the relationship between vacant, overgrown lots and neighborhood crime in Philadelphia.	permissible environment 0.498396 endorsement 0.252264 data 0.244728 recent study1 0.454031 resident health 0.662383 Human Services 0.426332 high visual impact 0.696193 recommendation 0.242466 areas 0.247889 trees 0.247675 U.S. Department 0.420205 time period 0.450649 Philadelphia LandCare Program 0.977845 gun assaults 0.46439 neighborhood economies 0.493344 U.S. Government 0.420541 well-being 0.245362 researchers 0.244697 web site 0.422474 Epidemiol. 0.274852 Disclaimer 0.253061 difference-in-differences analysis 0.602774 trash 0.250684 Pennsylvania 0.244619 quality 0.242463	Nov 0.294983 University 0.24465 spaces 0.244482 neighborhood livability 0.46886 Epub 0.334216 residents 0.242799 doi 0.314 square feet 0.43901 city 0.242616 low wooden fence 0.695338 PLP 0.541247 Cheney RA 0.71128 crime 0.295117 MacDonald JM 0.700711 public health 0.672216 program effectiveness 0.44899 Dec 0.29015 select sections 0.446143 greens 0.248095 safety concerns 0.467672 1Branas CC 0.452346 Branas CC 0.441816 specific product 0.428756 et al 0.65641	CLICK HERE
15172	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Delta Rural Access Program: Increasing Access to Preventive Health Care in Western Alabama	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the Tombigbee Healthcare Authority worked to improve access to health services in rural communities.	diabetes prevention 0.710465 unmet health needs 0.59737 limited access 0.466989 Delta counties. 0.444775 care services 0.466347 community access 0.462058 health care information 0.639581 health insurance 0.633661 chronic health conditions 0.823812 health insurance outreach 0.597412 Delta region lead 0.578662 overall blood sugar 0.518427 community outlets. 0.441153 regular care 0.435631 Tombigbee Healthcare Authority 0.552649 18-county Delta region 0.603378 health screenings 0.482041 western Alabama struggle 0.57383 lifestyle changes 0.53997 Delta Rural Access 0.805132 prescription drugs 0.573987 health services 0.581291 healthy lifestyle changes 0.521848 Rural Access Program 0.800249	health care providers 0.606093 rural areas 0.448723 health care options 0.617286 health care 0.80916 lower calorie diet 0.52906 western Alabama 0.66629 high poverty rates 0.539114 preventive health care 0.626724 overall health 0.462133 preliminary evaluation results 0.525538 literacy issues 0.44178 physical activity 0.543425 prevention classes 0.438799 Diabetes Education Program 0.619533 Family Lifestyle Approach 0.537237 Delta region 0.908524 health insurance enrollment 0.566723 high unemployment rates 0.571964 residents 0.444594 diabetes prevention program 0.600028 preventive services 0.592941 DRAP activities 0.532976 community centers 0.441336	CLICK HERE