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5275	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Supports National Initiative to Improve Patient Safety - Statement: April 15, 2011	CDC Supports National Initiative to Improve Patient Safety	effective single approach 0.400062 CDC 0.534264 high-risk injured patients 0.404299 hospital care 0.383513 fall prevention 0.359651 health care provider 0.451177 track record 0.361915 HHS Action Plan 0.404981 health care delivery 0.468569 healthcare partners 0.36146 Services pay-for-reporting program 0.398568 pressure ulcers 0.53589 new initiative 0.360085 frequently reported incidents 0.405519 risk assessment tool 0.401438 statewide registry data 0.398796 patient safety 0.409672 U.S. health care 0.4658 Human Services Secretary 0.421119 monitor prevention progress 0.402565 risk factor assessment 0.399265 health care facilities 0.722635 health care settings 0.460108 safe health care 0.470082 locally based HAI 0.405285	CDC director Thomas 0.504735 individual healthcare facilities 0.404175 stroke patients 0.362912 Paul Coverdell National 0.40519 healthcare-associated infections 0.416992 current clinical guidelines 0.401857 health care safety 0.459822 Acute Stroke Registry 0.396637 health care-acquired conditions 0.871666 CDC resources 0.434909 rapid field investigations 0.400521 federal agencies 0.365997 Medical advances 0.363352 health care 0.963888 R. Frieden 0.364535 state-based HAI prevention 0.419174 local public health 0.436071 healthcare costs 0.361734 Kathleen Sebelius 0.36421 deep vein thrombosis 0.7236 blood clots 0.424609 Better Care 0.392738 Healthcare Safety Network 0.405167 acute care community 0.415773	CLICK HERE
5541	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Boron 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
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7889	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Social Media Tools for Consumers and Partners - Guidelines & Best Practices	To assist in the planning, development and implementation of social media activities, the following guidelines have been developed to provide critical information on lessons learned, best practices, clearance information and security requirements.	useful materials 0.427769 Additional reference 0.41544 social media messages 0.538716 CDC-specific security information 0.516723 following document 0.419098 Media Security Mitigations 0.547634 social media activities 0.567447 pages 0.348567 PDF 0.334846 conjunction 0.321438 Disease Control 0.428366 MB 0.34889 social media tools 0.744004 health communication campaigns 0.719799 Chief Information Security 0.513153 KB 0.326046 user-centric health interventions 0.585297 guidelines 0.342964	security requirements 0.431534 social media 0.908221 guide 0.348853 powerful channel 0.440414 development 0.321982 Social Media Toolkit 0.553138 critical information 0.432197 implementation 0.321964 CDC health communication 0.754654 HTML page 0.503658 planning 0.322 target audiences 0.441992 emergency response efforts 0.725001 guidance 0.344221 private organizations 0.427063 clearance information 0.435631 best practices 0.431387 local agencies 0.427334	CLICK HERE
7937	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Risk Factors for ChronicDisease in Viet Nam: A Review of the Literature - CDC	Chronic diseases account for most of the disease burden in low- and middle-income countries, particularly those in Asia. We reviewed literature on chronic disease risk factors in Viet Nam to identify patterns and data gaps.	context-specific risk factors 0.297285 disease risk factor 0.309022 standard chronic disease 0.324392 T. Viet Nam 0.291987 Prev Chronic Dis 0.316298 Van Minh 0.305121 chronic disease risk 0.559791 overall disease burden 0.282579 common chronic diseases 0.321376 Southern Viet Nam 0.300347 salt intake 0.282116 Introduction Chronic diseases 0.325528 behavioral risk factors 0.304384 risk factors 0.938355 middle-income countries 0.397511 elevated blood glucose 0.326315 World Health Organization 0.379916 S. Risk factors 0.290593 high salt intake 0.274693 disease risk factors 0.591145 chronic non-communicable disease 0.303061 Ho Chi Minh 0.280522 chronic respiratory diseases 0.297856 chronic disease pattern 0.301207 chronic disease 0.609418	chronic disease burden 0.336846 Nations General Assembly 0.275371 common risk factors 0.302269 risk factor prevalence 0.288651 chronic disease surveillance 0.309547 Viet Nam 0.829318 chronic lung disease 0.314402 noncommunicable disease risk 0.276937 common age range 0.289043 biological risk factors 0.346923 prevalence 0.302413 studies 0.335838 health care 0.30406 Viet Nam Burden 0.352787 modifiable risk factors 0.29791 chronic diseases 0.69071 Cardiovascular disease risk 0.274035 main risk factors 0.306363 Glob Health Action 0.338637 Chi Minh City 0.28218 high blood pressure 0.538254 et al 0.315743 common risk factor 0.281724 physical inactivity 0.286731	CLICK HERE
8805	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Naegleria fowleri - Information for Public Health & Medical Professionals	Information for health professionals about Naegleria fowleri. Education and information about the brain eating ameba Naegleria fowleri that causes encephalitis and death including frequently asked questions, biology, sources of infection, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control, and other publications and pertinent information for the public and medical professionals.	Public Health 0.291708 Acanthamoeba spp. 0.268064 United States 0.614556 primary amebic meningoencephalitis 0.452554 cerebral edema 0.265375 original U.S. survivor 0.524269 free-living ameba infections 0.503702 U.S. PAM survivor 0.998484 original U.S. PAM 0.697216 Sappinia diploidea 0.257301 neurologic recovery 0.416435 CDC expert 0.31566 North America 0.274708 treatment recommendations 0.293954 treatment regimen 0.286374 shipping instructions 0.293357 CDC Emergency Operations 0.791447 laboratory experiments 0.262767 Medical Professionals 0.291595 Multiple other patients 0.269208 fatal infections 0.28096 specimen collection guidance 0.44678 well-documented survivors 0.279248	Schuster FL 0.264099 12-year-old girl 0.298123 8-year-old male 0.273964 Naegleria fowleri infection 0.899678 Balamuthia mandrillaris 0.286598 Emergency Operations Center 0.762318 therapeutic hypothermia 0.450701 free-living ameba 0.510352 permanent brain damage 0.384793 Naegleria survivor 0.455383 early diagnosis 0.259496 following pages 0.261744 intracranial pressure 0.270945 novel therapeutics 0.259729 visit impavido.com 0.273121 Visvesvara GS 0.260564 investigational drug miltefosine 0.414369 opportunistic free-living amoebae 0.450884 detailed guidance 0.284752 diagnostic assistance 0.293621 free-living ameba infection 0.486412 FEMS Immunol Med 0.398129 laboratory information 0.265648	CLICK HERE
9978	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Places - Transportation and Health	Healthy Places - Transportation and Health	long car commutes 0.696762 transportation options 0.610694 mental health 0.579173 bike trails 0.576128 key destinations 0.5594 potential health effects 0.716546 transportation choices 0.767384 family time 0.560841 vehicle miles 0.567086 essential services 0.553177 public transit 0.724071 street crossings 0.575572 active transportation routes 0.727851 traffic congestion 0.589801 vulnerable populations 0.567315 full-service grocery stores 0.724111 Development patterns 0.558878 motor vehicles 0.592286 active transportation choices 0.759937 Injury levels 0.578229 Social capital 0.562195 important role 0.596856 active recreational purposes 0.720603 health problems 0.58304 -Former Transportation Secretary 0.780333	proposed transportation project 0.722297 lower air pollution 0.738596 heart diseases 0.569675 zoning codes 0.560994 health benefits 0.591077 bicyclist injuries 0.577058 access 0.455261 necessary services 0.575796 Environmental justice/social equity 0.694265 high-trafficked roadways 0.589854 healthy communities 0.588263 availability 0.452078 motor vehicle 0.569036 transportation purposes 0.600626 safer roadways 0.627807 Physical activity/obesity 0.586738 commute times 0.570764 daily routines 0.591782 bicycling facilities 0.582582 heavily trafficked roads 0.725234 Ray LaHood 0.572044 low-income areas 0.565291 safe biking 0.559249 air pollution 0.914113	CLICK HERE
10374	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Severe diarrheal illness in children linked to antibiotics prescribed in doctor™s offices | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Clostridium difficile infections 0.449481 C. difficile infectionin 0.325601 upper respiratory infections 0.230411 C. difficile infection 0.911604 children 0.235818	C. difficile infections 0.951118 antibiotic prescribing practices 0.277255 antibiotics 0.255032 respiratory infections 0.273244	CLICK HERE
10787	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Prompts to Disrupt Sitting Time and Increase Physical Activity at Work, 2011"2012 - CDC	The objective of this study was to assess change in sitting and physical activity behavior in response to a workplace intervention to disrupt prolonged sitting time.	workplace sitting time 0.338116 study 0.209248 maximum sitting event 0.278821 workday physical activity 0.296344 total sedentary time 0.273098 sedentary time 0.377162 number 0.207806 Stand group 0.576074 work-based sitting time 0.340378 min 0.204371 Step group 0.643933 maximum sitting bout 0.288261 longest sitting bout 0.576883 daily sedentary behavior 0.246324	sedentary behavior 0.807801 participants 0.320999 prolonged sitting time 0.525427 total sitting time 0.49183 average sitting bouts 0.393611 physical activity 0.982709 Step group participants 0.216182 occupational sitting time 0.307066 office workers 0.342473 baseline monitoring period 0.227992 time 0.635101 intervention 0.354994 sit-to-stand transitions 0.254028	CLICK HERE
16080	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Factors Affecting Implementation of the California ChildhoodObesity Research Demonstration CA-CORD Project, 2013	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.	education 0.591818 public health intervention 0.57726 diverse community stakeholders 0.545921 broader community 0.573845 integrated health care 0.545261 San Diego 0.633351 CA-CORD project staff 0.599996 early care 0.706907 children 0.552376 school 0.538236 Diego State University 0.607382 physical education program 0.536581 public health department 0.607179 obesity prevention 0.728415 research demonstration project 0.642213 health behaviors 0.532488 childhood obesity prevention 0.712782 frontline staff 0.562995 health behavior change 0.560287 childhood obesity research 0.656798 social ecological approaches 0.605009 key stakeholders 0.630919 University Research Foundation 0.53915 respondents 0.629543 Ayala GX 0.535313	community health 0.598329 community health workers 0.570209 healthy behaviors 0.664113 CA-CORD intervention activities 0.600611 CA-CORD project leaders 0.547987 intervention activities 0.696593 health care 0.856443 public health 0.767565 State University Research 0.537767 San Diego State 0.607386 implementation 0.646477 project leaders 0.610956 community health care 0.555427 health care intervention 0.578651 CA-CORD 0.79909 CA-CORD activities 0.731267 CA-CORD staff 0.54888 CA-CORD community advisory 0.534927 Imperial County 0.547063 multiple levels 0.546008 health care sector 0.575141 senior leaders 0.54618 childhood obesity 0.905295 Multilevel Implementation Framework 0.55864	CLICK HERE