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4696	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Using social marketing to manage population health performance	null	Wood Johnson Health 0.464926 Social marketing practitioners 0.485466 P4P). 0.529515 population health successes 0.480901 Marketing managers 0.456497 behavior change 0.487898 alternative choices 0.596875 marketing bottom-up perspective 0.466686 population health 0.836124 physical environmental conditions 0.504413 social marketing paradigm 0.477069 pay 0.474759 macrolevel societal metrics 0.45676 commercial marketing 0.469653 public health strategies 0.468341 common P4P 0.516025 health care cases 0.466304 health care organizations 0.473248 stimulus–response–reinforcement model 0.484563 population health metrics 0.554445 macrolevel societal change 0.456263 managers 0.558568 Population Health Institute 0.481307 P4P exchange pleasing 0.54359 benefits 0.539884	long-term good health 0.468546 social marketing 0.988308 P4P offer 0.550674 Robert Wood Johnson 0.48494 public health work 0.46857 Population health performance 0.486729 consumers 0.494172 public health behaviors 0.476706 behavior 0.594001 public health 0.577973 costs 0.478797 Competitive alternative choices 0.46749 good health 0.472407 social marketing perspective 0.563264 Population health policy 0.491478 P4P terms 0.499203 P4P 0.753926 people 0.540233 Public health issues 0.476469 barriers 0.475788 appropriate behavior 0.458184 health top-down perspective 0.467228 policy makers 0.562589 bottom-up focus 0.49004	CLICK HERE
4987	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pilot Projects - Injections Safety	CDC is currently supporting two state health departments (Nevada and New York) that received funding through the Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity (ELC) Cooperative Agreement mechanism to pilot test the One & Only Campaign materials including posters and brochures for patients and healthcare providers.	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
5363	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	VRE in Healthcare Settings | HAI	null	hospitals 0.326995 infected wounds 0.365329 hands 0.407046 VRE 0.92634 urinary catheters 0.456514 device-associated infections 0.408993 transplant wards 0.371088 Enteroccocci 0.329515 surgical procedures 0.440738 Wash 0.313472 immune systems 0.370195 chest surgery 0.369975 contact 0.346761 female genital tract 0.727042 human intestines 0.549684 following persons 0.366061 antibiotic treatment 0.373685 contaminated surfaces 0.371568 antibiotic vancomycin 0.404318 body fluids 0.363184 bloodstream infections 0.414701 drug-resistant infections 0.42873 clean areas 0.361983 antimicrobial-resistant bacteria 0.398571	antibiotics 0.351868 special precautions 0.365932 healthcare providers 0.364236 instances 0.314523 urinary tract 0.382468 hand rubs 0.36746 Wear gloves 0.361611 long periods 0.426607 Network Patient Safety 0.414337 National Healthcare Safety 0.414488 bandages 0.31362 Laboratory testing 0.368481 vancomycin-resistant enterococci 0.604037 surveillance methods 0.363433 people 0.450169 Healthcare facilities 0.36393 intensive care units 0.426726 spread 0.320867 specific types 0.380534 environment 0.329405 medical devices 0.369942 healthcare provider 0.364148 vancomycin-resistant Enterococci infections 0.59247 time 0.339091	CLICK HERE
5876	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nitrous oxide - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
6026	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lindane - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
6302	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Anthrax Response in DC: Very Intense	Anthrax Response in DC: Very Intense; Dr. Rima Khabbaz recalls her involvement in the anthrax attacks in 2001.	swabs 0.638364 large number 0.769051 anthrax response 0.837533 bioterrorist event 0.802199 M.D. 0.63537 Strategic National Stockpile 0.911507 office 0.666809 confusing element 0.779533 outbreak investigation 0.778627 Senator Daschle 0.819791 important people 0.795264 investigators 0.7096 Brentwood mail facility 0.919308 oversized open warehouse 0.917915 West Nile 0.7642 feat 0.63677 Nipah 0.637373 lives 0.66605 anthrax attacks 0.886974 public health response 0.967377 letter 0.666838 monkeypox 0.642024 congressional members 0.785518 different Federal facilities 0.920417 postal facilities 0.769388	intentional release 0.797266 incredible speed 0.774445 new approach 0.766842 point 0.662276 potential agent 0.787959 Brentwood facility 0.768334 scientific knowledge 0.787553 Hart Building 0.78177 Capitol 0.712534 air sampling 0.775471 public health 0.97715 high-profile meetings 0.794024 intentional attack 0.806484 new meaning 0.767401 postal workers 0.950068 health department 0.775596 timely prophylaxis 0.809844 staff 0.668305 people 0.870362 HEPA vacuum filtration 0.917528 Rima Khabbaz 0.815823 Doxycycline 0.693255 CDC field team 0.987059 envelopes 0.665936	CLICK HERE
9575	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevention and Control of Seasonal Influenza with Vaccines	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	influenza 0.930459 ACIP Influenza Work 0.504286 H1N1 influenza virus 0.497279 influenza virus type 0.539572 influenza infection 0.501156 influenza vaccine product 0.600389 typical influenza seasons 0.522982 Following Influenza Vaccination 0.51973 Routine annual influenza 0.561015 live attenuated influenza 0.509771 U.S. trivalent influenza 0.511062 influenza website 0.500593 influenza virus infection 0.661041 children 0.548936 trivalent influenza vaccines 0.544068 influenza illness 0.553978 influenza vaccine efficacy 0.553472 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.718045 influenza vaccine 0.723028 influenza season 0.684866 influenza vaccines 0.612444 influenza virus strains 0.542528 seasonal influenza 0.562992 H1N1 influenza 0.502692	laboratory-confirmed influenza illness 0.52212 recombinant influenza vaccine 0.566454 predominant circulating influenza 0.499749 influenza virus infections 0.558058 influenza vaccination 0.663159 culture-based inactivated influenza 0.51248 CDC influenza website 0.499065 influenza complications 0.525969 New influenza virus 0.511447 vaccine effectiveness 0.602252 influenza seasons 0.579531 laboratory-confirmed influenza virus 0.538749 influenza vaccine effectiveness 0.570527 inactivated influenza vaccine 0.590663 Influenza Division 0.49695 annual influenza vaccination 0.629574 influenza viruses 0.606445 influenza vaccine safety 0.550292 medical conditions 0.51282 influenza B virus 0.535256 influenza a virus 0.500168 influenza virus 0.752221 influenza b viruses 0.500312	CLICK HERE
12300	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Non-Polio Enterovirus | Resources and References | Picornavirus	Resources and references on non-polio enteroviruses	coxsackievirus B1 strains 0.443588 Enterovirus D68 0.586032 human enterovirus 68–Asia 0.629819 Oberste MS 0.732579 Los Angeles County 0.423323 National Enterovirus Surveillance 0.691936 Maher 0.346331 human parechovirus surveillance 0.448563 Oberste MS. Detection 0.406778 CDC. Non-polio enteroviruses 0.572425 CDC. Enterovirus 0.965183 CDC. Notes 0.345488 Taqman real-time PCR 0.416917 High School Football 0.423519 MS. Parechovirus typing 0.387907 Clin Virol. 0.584861 National Respiratory 0.352521 Clin Infect Dis. 0.490967 Kilpatrick DR 0.432234 recreational vehicle campers—Connecticut 0.409253 VP1 sequences 0.361512 Meningitis Outbreak Associated 0.463156 human parechovirus—United States 0.478858 VP1 sequence 0.362454 Schwartz B. Notes 0.420184	Midgley CM 0.452664 Severe respiratory illness 0.646205 United States 0.548836 descriptive epidemiological investigation 0.417199 human enteroviruses 0.392312 enterovirus serotypes 0.508791 CDC. Increased detections 0.446067 original clinical specimens 0.404896 severe neonatal disease 0.435431 clinical specimens 0.468165 Nix WA 0.624237 untypeable enteroviruses 0.390477 semi-nested VP1 PCR 0.46611 CDC. Clusters 0.341955 Lancet Respir Med. 0.423447 acute respiratory illness 0.422947 Enteric Virus Surveillance 0.442728 coxsackievirus a6—Alabama 0.356694 CDC. Echovirus type 0.437031 Clin Microbiol. 0.591638 MMWR. 0.506921 aseptic meningitis outbreak 0.655295 et al 0.547915 CDC. Aseptic meningitis 0.451402	CLICK HERE
14265	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Building and Strengthening Infection Control Strategies toPrevent Tuberculosis - Nigeria, 2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	TB infection control 0.933253 TB disease 0.230146 nosocomial TB transmission 0.24075 routine TB 0.227631 routine TB evaluations 0.211743 TB transmission 0.308327 TB BASICS 0.224269 national TB treatment 0.221156 health care workers 0.624476 four-phase TB infection 0.314007 presumptive TB 0.270156 TB deaths 0.211306 national tb 0.2216 incident TB cases 0.236977	health care 0.634772 infection control practices 0.483899 routine TB evaluation 0.222929 health care worker 0.219809 staff members 0.237266 TB cases 0.287866 global TB epidemic 0.252278 presumptive TB patients 0.223035 TB droplet nuclei 0.279125 infection control measures 0.36495 TB patients 0.28601 health care facilities 0.294329 infection control gaps 0.200076	CLICK HERE
16450	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A Cooking Intervention to Increase Vegetable Consumption byParents With Children Enrolled in an Early Head Start Home VisitingProgram: A Pilot Study in Portland, Oregon, 2013-2014	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	successful intervention implementation 0.478058 vegetable consumption 0.596524 intervention usability 0.555922 butternut squash 0.493865 cooking confidence 0.479162 young children 0.589584 time home visitors 0.4849 Start Home Visiting 0.768192 pan-frying vegetables 0.474254 low-income families 0.487405 home visits 0.492986 Hood Community College 0.477088 Home visiting programs 0.505836 intervention 0.672573 food assistance programs 0.521434 parents 0.573954 study 0.524567 intervention components 0.496021 cooking intervention 0.61288 pilot study 0.494599 Early Head Start 0.864836 Post-intervention survey data 0.473743 home visit intervention 0.515589 monthly cooking activity 0.514134 vegetables 0.609209	intervention period 0.506914 delicata squash 0.540462 supplemental food assistance 0.520253 cooking activity 0.535419 intervention activities 0.581982 90-minute home visit 0.472972 Nutrition Assistance Program 0.482277 participants 0.49049 cooking interventions 0.50764 pumpkin squash 0.475806 Head Start Home 0.76301 post-intervention data 0.492479 Federal Home Visiting 0.494504 confidence 0.479744 home visiting program 0.765716 8-month intervention period 0.48969 Introduction Cooking interventions 0.488148 Portland State University 0.477959 training sessions 0.473045 Home visiting reaches 0.494136 floor time 0.484187 weekly 90-minute home 0.476352 home visitors 0.968928 program performance standards 0.529038	CLICK HERE