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9598	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | The Massachusetts Emergency Medical Service Stroke Quality Improvement Collaborative, 2009"2012 - CDC	Quality improvement collaboratives are a popular model used to address gaps between evidence-based practice and patient care. Little is known about use of such collaboratives in emergency medical services, particularly for improving prehospital stroke care.	acute stroke care 0.552915 stroke screening tools 0.435766 quality improvement collaboratives 0.442373 emergency stroke treatment 0.449892 timely stroke treatment 0.428288 recurrent stroke 0.452001 American Stroke Association 0.43208 Angeles Prehospital Stroke 0.465399 stroke quality improvement 0.591215 stroke mortality 0.452176 EMS Stroke Point 0.587557 process-based stroke performance 0.489797 Massachusetts EMS Stroke 0.687204 EMS agencies 0.558431 stroke screening 0.481586 internal stroke policies 0.437728 stroke mimics 0.432249 in-hospital stroke care 0.512185 Stroke Care Collaborative 0.482923 stroke systems 0.444768 stroke care data 0.508731 stroke care practices 0.495133 stroke recognition 0.467857 Association/American Stroke Association 0.552905 stroke patients 0.522027	high-quality stroke care 0.50709 Stroke Collaborative Reaching 0.523295 stroke alert policy 0.434469 Int J Stroke 0.410575 prehospital stroke care 0.765643 stroke performance measure 0.478731 emergency medical services 0.732485 stroke performance measures 0.649101 Heart Association/American Stroke 0.552913 acute stroke symptoms 0.481067 stroke prenotification 0.462715 stroke care 0.963012 Cincinnati Stroke Scale 0.455866 stroke QIC pilot 0.536187 prehospital stroke performance 0.639814 Stroke Prevention 0.437056 Stroke Association Expert 0.425918 stroke identification 0.4177 acute ischemic stroke 0.558934 EMS Stroke QIC 0.728246 et al 0.440804 Stroke Registry QIC 0.522206 stroke quality performance 0.496497 pilot EMS Stroke 0.517672	CLICK HERE
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10482	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conference Call May 8, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	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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12153	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diphtheria | Laboratory | Specimen Collection | CDC	CDC’s Pertussis and Diphtheria Laboratory provides laboratory support to US health departments requesting assistance with isolation, identification, and sub-typing of Corynebacterium diphtheriae...	hospital personnel 0.308599 Diphtheria Laboratory 0.797096 B. parapertussis 0.316429 list Skip 0.645254 page options Skip 0.937595 Bordetella pertussis 0.655266 outbreak support 0.331789 Corynebacterium diphtheriae 0.377548 navigation Skip 0.645275 laboratory resources 0.300494	CDC’s Pertussis 0.634143 B. holmesii 0.315782 diphtheria specimen collection 0.804181 U.S. health departments 0.610287 international researchers 0.310112 health departments 0.630334 C. ulcerans 0.38734 laboratory support 0.326071 local health departments 0.582167 serologic methods 0.296695	CLICK HERE
12943	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles | Cases and Outbreaks | CDC	null	generalized maculopapular rash… 0.375129 CDC’s National 0.347698 unvaccinated Amish communities 0.378963 measles elimination 0.589489 outbreak investigation 0.410338 Casos y brotes 0.349206 Measles Outbreak 0.620052 large outbreaks 0.350556 measles outbreaks 0.572983 Shelby County 0.370217 Customs Enforcement 0.373083 additional information 0.342531 Associated International Traveler 0.371444 MMWR. Sep 0.411506 large measles 0.58251 California 0.347553 measles virus type 0.599888 United States Immigration 0.387325 MMWR. Vol 0.370143 Respiratory Diseases 0.347056 multi-state measles 0.569869 high vaccination coverage 0.375744 record number 0.347253 ongoing outbreak 0.400184	United States 0.780825 MMWR. Feb 0.346081 Surveillance Manual chapter 0.375626 ongoing measles 0.539603 measles cases 0.792359 U.S. 0.390439 U.S. residents 0.343644 New York 0.386556 positive measles 0.547347 MMWR. Apr 0.344461 CDC scientists 0.34385 U.S. Immigration 0.343945 European Region 0.343263 unvaccinated people 0.344833 people 0.365351 local public health 0.372851 New Jersey 0.347817 large outbreak 0.450494 Orange County 0.406884 amusement park 0.388359 Disney theme parks 0.369972 measles 0.958548 greatest number 0.34523 outbreak control 0.411361	CLICK HERE
15366	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Self-Reported Sitting Time in New York City Adults, The Physical Activity and Transit Survey, 2010-2011	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.	2-question method 0.417648 demographic characteristics 0.359657 accelerometer participants 0.356019 poverty status 0.358252 questions 0.361413 Research Triangle Institute 0.360683 AMA PRA 0.386124 distinct sedentary behavior 0.400761 New York City 0.482566 sedentary time 0.815831 health outcomes 0.392448 accelerometer-reported sitting time 0.501343 self-reported sitting time 0.956224 daily sitting time 0.490522 population surveillance 0.364326 PA levels 0.368704 accelerometer wear time 0.410765 lower education levels 0.372126 accelerometer-measured sedentary time 0.671556 recreational time 0.362746 life expectancy 0.379109 nonrecreational physical activity 0.374726 specific sedentary behavior 0.429046 high sitting times 0.442046	New York University 0.360524 C. Sitting 0.423006 AMA PRA Category 0.367578 Journal-based CME activity 0.354288 higher mean duration 0.369028 Evening Sitting Times 0.438301 accelerometer data 0.493403 higher education levels 0.384743 self-reported data 0.380527 lipoprotein lipase activity 0.375292 sedentary activity 0.386705 sedentary behavior 0.496584 York City Health 0.358008 multiple sedentary behaviors 0.395078 accelerometer-assessed sedentary time 0.546388 physical activity 0.448642 higher levels 0.361007 self-report data 0.355545 self-reported sedentary time 0.493049 PAT Survey 0.400832 York City Department 0.365595 B. Sitting 0.423109 NYC Health Department 0.441055 mean difference 0.416468	CLICK HERE
15669	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Contraceptive Use Among Nonpregnant and Postpartum Women atRisk for Unintended Pregnancy, and Female High School Students, inthe Context of Zika Preparedness - United States, 2011-2013 and2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	effective contraceptive methods 0.750159 Zika virus 0.835512 effective contraception 0.506504 transdermal contraceptive patch 0.61355 fertility-based awareness methods 0.565936 nonpermanent contraceptive methods 0.626333 contraceptive pills 0.696073 ongoing contraceptive services.§§§ 0.579822 unintended pregnancy 0.944852 contraceptive method options 0.614244 FDA-approved contraceptive methods 0.590648 contraceptive method availability 0.5789 sexually active female 0.685545 contraception 0.62677 LARC methods 0.553848 §§Moderately effective contraceptive 0.580373 permanent contraception 0.52963 oral contraceptive pills 0.626729 Moderately effective contraceptive 0.602042 Zika virus transmission 0.517344 contraceptive methods 0.949098 emergency contraception 0.517166 women 0.64005 effective contraceptive option 0.622907 contraceptive use profile 0.550865	LARC 0.661465 age group 0.52023 contraceptive care 0.565317 Zika virus infection 0.634041 states 0.49232 female high school 0.734012 small sample sizes 0.497815 postpartum women 0.497436 long-acting reversible contraception 0.572643 contraceptive need 0.555834 live birth 0.515282 permanent contraceptive methods 0.655692 intrauterine devices 0.527499 effective reversible method 0.494093 transdermal contraceptive patches 0.584914 **Moderately effective contraceptive 0.576352 §Moderately effective contraceptive 0.583229 high school students 0.740361 contraceptive services 0.611906 reversible contraception 0.599966 Aedes albopictus mosquitoes 0.50783 high device costs 0.508842 contraceptive implants 0.557815 risk 0.492316	CLICK HERE