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2334	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
2361	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Reviews of evidence regarding interventions to reduce tobacco use and exposure to environmental tobacco smoke. (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
2555	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Healthy People 2020 At Work in the Community: Domestic Violence Prevention among Refugees	In this story from the field, we take a look at a Texas organization committed to working with refugee populations to address the diverse cross-cultural issues that arise in relocating to the United States.	Disease Prevention 0.468505 public health issues 0.459586 better understanding 0.432661 refugees 0.571868 intervention programs 0.434456 International Rescue Committee 0.471819 new family dynamics 0.465885 worldwide problem 0.440409 Miriam Lieway 0.443999 Abilene 0.432835 Health Promotion 0.46856 upcoming generations 0.432567 refugee populations 0.437062 Education Coordinator 0.476342 child abuse 0.434248 new culture 0.471641 innovative projects 0.432439 web site 0.432263 IRC office 0.436395 prevention programs 0.436971 main program components 0.466469 sexual abuse 0.433399 America’s health 0.432901 home.—Miriam Lieway 0.447833	new homes 0.432532 individual needs 0.432385 domestic violence 0.789368 generational effect 0.432883 refugee communities 0.433956 Ms. Lieway 0.756685 United States 0.500361 especially men 0.434689 Noah Project staff 0.545707 best communication practices 0.46598 Refugees Program 0.507056 West Central Texas 0.459282 refugee population 0.434291 Domestic Violence Prevention 0.569412 new wave 0.434118 deeper understanding 0.43223 future training 0.432092 resettled refugees 0.487632 diverse needs 0.436739 IRC staff 0.435541 covering healthy family 0.460568 community awareness 0.435745 specific product 0.432245 family violence 0.602964	CLICK HERE
2564	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Reducing Binge Drinking: New Mexico's Driving While Intoxicated Prevention Campaign	In this Who's Leading the Leading Health Indicators? story, we looked at how the New Mexico Department of Health implemented a prevention campaign against binge drinking and alcohol-impaired driving among adults in New Mexico.	sobriety checkpoints 0.503129 binge drinkers 0.510771 liquor license revocations 0.515225 sound health policy 0.498075 binge drinking 0.692981 alcohol-impaired motor vehicle 0.510599 recent binge drinking 0.586885 over-service violations 0.508827 task force 0.549031 health services systems 0.502319 binge drink occasion 0.635541 DWI law enforcement 0.577029 evidence-based strategies 0.50265 control law enforcement 0.506536 alcohol-impaired driving 0.570225 New Mexico counties 0.545122 CDC-funded alcohol epidemiologist 0.501049 percent decrease 0.561543 public health functions 0.500564 blood alcohol content 0.510976 Public Health Grand 0.569058 binge drinking intensity 0.655278 comprehensive media campaign 0.495505 state liquor control 0.523901	licensed premises 0.501568 liquor control officers 0.516791 legal blood alcohol 0.510818 Vital Signs 0.48877 United States 0.48217 safety net services 0.489329 beverage control agency 0.494241 one-year period 0.541362 excessive alcohol 0.502655 major components—reducing alcohol 0.521915 CDC Public Health 0.501812 excessive drinking 0.484764 illegal sales 0.490113 multi-agency effort 0.503015 liquor control regulations 0.611333 New Mexico law 0.561759 Services Task Force 0.494208 alcohol-related motor vehicle 0.496735 New Mexico adults 0.556599 New Mexico 0.903953 CDC Vital Signs 0.486286 alcohol beverage control 0.587078 Town Hall Teleconference. 0.485706 excessive alcohol consumption 0.502274	CLICK HERE
2588	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Older Adults	This objective was revised. See Revision History for Details.	cognitive function 0.223859 data source 0.53209 proportion 0.220551 caregiver support services 0.21855 viable data source 0.424725 Federal Government Web 0.215241 chronic health conditions 0.226181 leisure-time physical activities 0.407107 Baseline 0.37179	percent 0.252034 revision history 0.776122 core set 0.538638 standard population 0.242662 older adults 0.982238 publicly available information 0.678541 clinical preventive services 0.946449 Diabetes Self-Management Benefits 0.232173	CLICK HERE
14663	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Strategies To Prevent Obesity and Other Chronic Diseases: The CDC Guide to Strategies To Increase the Consumption of Fruits and Vegetables	null	Centers 0.446438 classification scheme 0.670383 statistical significance 0.666835 evidence-based resources 0.944061 access 0.450621 environmental changes 0.715368 document 0.492731 Human Services 0.669328 availability 0.449614 expertise 0.446575 vegetables 0.457283 Prevention partners 0.687288 U.S. Department 0.67015 Disease Control 0.682862 fruits 0.45727 specific criteria 0.665315 magnitude 0.467277 internal validity 0.714269 Healthy People 0.672444 sample size 0.655732 external validity 0.712571 program examples 0.67857	policy 0.450885 knowledge 0.44663 effectiveness 0.451103 set 0.442202 strategies 0.494269 publication type 0.655301 meaningfulness 0.496374 key considerations 0.691271 rationale 0.466332 quality 0.442796 best available evidence 0.949589 subject matter 0.672824 action steps 0.68143 publication status 0.655778 potential biases 0.695536 potential confounders 0.653106 additional effect 0.760785 effect size 0.75947 strategy 0.445381 experts 0.443619 dimensions 0.449508	CLICK HERE
14742	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.	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
15007	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	healthfinder.gov website: Disaster Preparedness	null	Faith-Based Organizations 0.645349 evidence-based resources 0.845533 Disease 0.43752 Human Services 0.81463 Secondary Prevention 0.626238 individuals 0.441624 U.S. Department 0.81572 Incidence 0.445274 specific criteria 0.616627 Spanish 0.441704 sample size 0.605037 external validity 0.637033 Primary Prevention 0.630722 consumer resources 0.6612 Federal Government Web 0.788255 Mortality 0.448364 Policymakers 0.455561 subject matter 0.621624 potential confounders 0.60329 effect size 0.704439 Public Health 0.633739 classification scheme 0.610764 statistical significance 0.608348 website Search feature 0.842979	range 0.441886 Risk 0.437595 podcast 0.441009 magnitude 0.44857 internal validity 0.641519 Healthy People 0.621201 wellness information 0.63655 Condition 0.437483 brochures 0.438487 science-based prevention 0.657575 Households 0.451256 publication type 0.613734 Independence Avenue 0.611105 meaningfulness 0.469942 families 0.476377 Effect Behavioral Change 0.951115 Morbidity 0.458952 English 0.441745 customized searches 0.637339 publication status 0.614067 tutorials 0.438393 potential biases 0.631185 additional effect 0.704357 articles 0.438525	CLICK HERE
15074	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Bacterial Vaginosis in Pregnancy: Screening – Asymptomatic Pregnant Women at Low Risk for Preterm Delivery (Clinical Guide Recommendation)	null	low risk 0.626157 benefits 0.346697 classification scheme 0.585306 statistical significance 0.581315 evidence-based resources 0.891796 bacterial vaginosis 0.701177 Force 0.352722 Human Services 0.577855 recommendation 0.370259 U.S. Department 0.578766 USPSTF 0.589806 harms 0.380617 specific criteria 0.580248 magnitude 0.373394 internal validity 0.635706 Healthy People 0.588065 sample size 0.567412 Preventive Services Task 0.923276	preterm delivery 0.674974 external validity 0.635568 set 0.343921 publication type 0.56761 certainty 0.38627 meaningfulness 0.405608 control 0.343751 quality 0.344474 subject matter 0.58845 net benefit 0.592953 publication status 0.568147 asymptomatic pregnant women 0.987863 potential biases 0.613151 potential confounders 0.564451 additional effect 0.690346 effect size 0.689376 experts 0.345447	CLICK HERE
15134	Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Healthy People	Html	en	Healthy People 2020 At Work in the Community: Asthma Series	In this story from the field, we take a look at a New York organization that effectively used technology and media to discuss childhood asthma.	public health issues 0.322013 high rates 0.266785 South American countries 0.331137 emergency room 0.327814 Community Innovations Project 0.317218 eHarlem TV team 0.345837 community health experts 0.333234 Health Promotion 0.273678 TV 30-minute shows 0.347461 Health Communication 0.270944 eHarlem TV 0.847466 rich cultural diversity 0.317229 East Harlem Asthma 0.423416 industry veterans 0.268268 East Harlem 0.966799 public service announcements 0.315803 mainstream media 0.263676 30-second spots 0.347688 television program 0.271919 individual organizations 0.267366 health care organizations 0.553274 thing.—George Rivera 0.383691 East Harlem residents 0.384584 emergency room visits 0.3141 prime time TV 0.346641	Puerto Rico 0.266319 community leaders 0.272708 asthma-related PSA 0.265222 Health Information Technology 0.319489 high levels 0.265208 childhood asthma 0.592489 eHarlem TV. 0.288124 historically transitional community 0.335981 immigrant populations 0.269043 dramatic changes 0.263712 Mr. Rivera 0.773627 El Barrio 0.333232 different people 0.266915 Healthy People 0.313133 New York 0.271701 treatment plans 0.263678 30-minute shows 0.4175 —George Rivera 0.406485 health organizations 0.280475 George Rivera 0.43417 Executive Director 0.406773 series eHarlem TV 0.33379 treatment options 0.263051 biggest accomplishment 0.273629	CLICK HERE