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954	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Grand Rounds: Preventing Hospital-Associated VenousThromboembolism	This is another in a series of occasional MMWR reports titled CDC Grand Rounds. These reports are based on grand rounds presentations at CDC on high-profile issues in public health science, practice, and policy. Information about CDC Grand Rounds is available at http://www.	symptomatic VTE 0.624551 patient risk factors 0.625341 VTE prevention 0.658027 risk assessment models 0.642043 Johns Hopkins 0.614807 VTE Prophylaxis Program 0.75257 new VTE cases 0.675519 recurrent VTE 0.6145 patient safety 0.876054 Patient safety improvements 0.616458 medical patients 0.649138 preventable patient safety 0.618545 patient safety problems 0.617558 acute VTE 0.613144 appropriate VTE prophylaxis 0.743907 Quality Patient Care 0.620203 vte prophylaxis 0.956349 risk-appropriate VTE prophylaxis 0.92319 venous thromboembolism prevention 0.688522 hospital-acquired VTE 0.625577 hospital stay 0.624598 VTE share 0.619324 mechanical prophylaxis 0.634639 pilot surveillance programs 0.623907	Worcester VTE study 0.640838 venous thromboembolism prophylaxis 0.700595 positive patient safety 0.618528 VTE risk factors 0.676749 patient safety initiatives 0.614585 patient safety stakeholders 0.611383 pulmonary embolism 0.622316 public health 0.736981 CDC Grand Rounds 0.652818 VTE education program 0.660605 surgical patients 0.618478 public health importance 0.659972 hospital patient chart 0.620612 suboptimal VTE prophylaxis 0.7446 VTE incidence 0.632326 patient safety experts 0.627629 incident VTE 0.633972 venous thromboembolism 0.858042 risk-appropriate prophylaxis strategies 0.672723 et al 0.780734 public health science 0.617964 deep venous thrombosis 0.683086 blood clot 0.612584 patient safety culture 0.669436	CLICK HERE
1293	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Criteria for a Recommended Standard: Occupational Exposure to Hot Environments (Revised Criteria 1986) (86-113)	The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) recommends that worker exposure to heat stress in the workplace be controlled by complying with all sections of the recommended standard found in this document. This recommended standard should prevent or greatly reduce the risk of adverse health effects to exposed workers and will be subject to review and revision as necessary.	stress 0.345878 list Skip 0.754236 NIOSH 0.371271 Occupational Exposure 0.56026 page options Skip 0.957802 document 0.339465 recommended standard 0.630637 Hot 0.337803	navigation Skip 0.759608 sections 0.339787 Occupational Safety 0.550818 adverse health effects 0.698878 KB 0.360388 risk 0.338022 worker exposure 0.568689 workplace 0.347553	CLICK HERE
5040	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Assessing Your Weight: BMI: BMI Formula for Children and Teens | DNPAO | CDC	null	centimeters 0.657886 ounces 0.305254 alternate calculation formula 0.861648 weight 0.612581 oz 0.283662 meters 0.425063 result 0.286175 inches 0.408247	pounds 0.399155 kilograms 0.749656 fractions 0.29389 lbs 0.295266 conversion factor 0.545978 height 0.966023 English measurements 0.545313	CLICK HERE
6795	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR - Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) (Weekly) - Instructions for Contributors	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	reports 0.774889 CDC 0.608519 public health topic 0.579466 data 0.576505 public health interventions 0.601478 Vital Signs reports 0.563992 public health practitioners 0.578673 successful public health 0.57188 publication 0.565503 MMWR ScholarOne Manuscripts 0.574736 health-related case reports 0.56652 results 0.587699 introductory paragraph 0.702218 summary box 0.61678 MMWR  author criteria 0.564873 recent MMWR  reports 0.590116 CDC authorship policy 0.577596 Public health response 0.57221 public health events 0.566881 public health practice 0.681373 public health meaning 0.572152 previous MMWR  reports 0.581946 Author Submission Checklist 0.564329 public health message 0.60927	Outbreak Reports 0.572967 public health policy 0.597225 CDC coauthor 0.57183 public health community 0.608208 public health implications 0.599431 Lead Technical Writer-Editor 0.56497 future public health 0.581187 Policy Note 0.571069 MMWR  attribution policy 0.575062 key public health 0.572858 public health event 0.566588 public health 0.951313 MMWR 0.678051 CDC Grand Rounds 0.602804 MMWR  reports 0.65061 public health importance 0.579753 Policy Notes 0.56912 MMWR  clearance policy 0.569526 CDC Clearance Policy 0.570181 case reports 0.567947 public health problem 0.601433 optimal format 0.564395 report 0.669592 public health action 0.566526	CLICK HERE
9988	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Patrick Lammie | Conversations with the Director | CDC Director | CDC	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
11080	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Patient Safety Basics - Dialysis Safety	Basic information for patients about dialysis	healthcare providers 0.421418 catheter bandage 0.492768 fewer problems 0.448215 patient resource 0.422535 graft 0.37331 death 0.324355 alcohol-based hand sanitizer 0.541414 important bodily functions 0.584782 kinds 0.323603 kidneys 0.390333 tips 0.342454 central line catheter 0.769613 pus 0.323665 critical functions 0.455932 hemodialysis patients 0.633747 fistulas 0.436355 signs 0.34502 ways 0.326219 vascular access site 0.535017 hemodialysis machine 0.548231 infections 0.689104 central line catheters 0.78703 vascular access daily 0.54834	Spanish 0.323387 arm 0.350997 Staphylococcus aureus 0.446019 two-sided guide outlines 0.547054 viral hepatitis 0.435418 chest 0.326563 dialysis treatment 0.443057 artery 0.360958 bloodstream infections 0.545468 English 0.323373 following resources 0.443607 risks 0.323631 fistula 0.422579 piece 0.324894 dialysis infections 0.610035 grafts 0.43365 risk 0.324196 infections rates 0.549863 large vein 0.454053 redness 0.323679 soft tube 0.430757 support 0.328095 central line 0.949625	CLICK HERE
12092	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New Publication Highlights Solutions to Prevent Overexertion Injuries for Retail Workers - NIOSH Press Release	A new publication from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) highlights how workers in grocery stores can reduce strains and sprains when moving materials from the delivery truck to the sales floor.	retail trade sector 0.70011 invaluable tool 0.586557 delivery truck 0.594393 new publication 0.738446 internet sales 0.563389 material movers experience 0.713829 Disease Control 0.562215 Ergonomic Guidelines 0.594097 work-related injuries 0.681668 Press Contact 0.597897 Health Act 0.562128 heavy materials—job tasks 0.728589 data shows 0.577131 storage facilities 0.565919 Stephanie Stevens 0.592652 grocery stores 0.621579 easy-to-read format 0.577944 retail setting 0.59003 grocery store 0.613676 Federal agency 0.556921 safety experts 0.585879 industry sectors 0.571295 retail trade 0.719854 Manual Material Handling 0.696404 retail workers 0.59953	fewer employees 0.573663 informational materials 0.554713 U.S. Centers 0.56236 Ergonomic Solutions 0.759273 overexertion injuries 0.700839 strains 0.484072 Occupational Safety 0.747402 upper limbs 0.571894 large quantities 0.565168 mechanical assist devices 0.733237 NIOSH/CalOSHA booklet 0.562177 Labor Statistics 0.572705 work settings 0.559428 highest number 0.566615 sprains 0.503418 National Institute 0.595752 new resource 0.578195 sales floor 0.593391 occupational injuries 0.715062 grocery sector 0.59357 NIOSH Director John 0.823344 higher rate 0.565071 Retailers 0.451982 time 0.455869	CLICK HERE
12185	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Prevalence of Sleep Duration onan Average School Night Among 4 Nationally RepresentativeSuccessive Samples of American High School Students, 2007-2013 -CDC	Consistency, quality, and duration of sleep are important determinants of health. We describe sleep patterns among demographically defined subgroups from the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System reported in 4 successive biennial representative samples of American high school students (2007 to 2013). Across the 4 waves of data collection, 6.2% to 7.7% of females and 8.0% to 9.4% of males reported obtaining 9 or more hours of sleep. Insufficient duration of sleep is pervasive among American high school students. Despite substantive public health implications, intervention research on this topic has received little attention.	Hispanic males 0.580318 significantly higher percentage 0.609875 student response rate 0.493366 high school populations 0.50444 substantive public health 0.509258 overall response rate 0.489399 American high school 0.925118 white males 0.607549 larger percentage 0.482466 Youth Risk Behavior 0.601964 12th graders 0.541131 intervention research 0.498435 sleep patterns 0.652719 William Paterson University 0.579381 higher percentage 0.63022 response rate 0.524305 disease risk factors 0.482093 black males 0.581257 especially black females 0.555894 black females 0.730279 school night 0.603788 Columbia University 0.532622 significantly greater percentage 0.533506 school response rate 0.509808 sleep benefits memory 0.603015	Teachers College 0.500597 New York University 0.573789 white females 0.617838 Hispanic females 0.562581 demographically defined subgroups 0.613749 significantly lower percentage 0.530409 institutional review boards 0.493116 sleep 0.919973 biennial representative samples 0.500563 successive biennial samples 0.497236 newly encoded memory 0.482884 sleep duration item 0.644347 average school night 0.584907 national population proportions 0.495978 Charles E. Basch 0.487093 important determinants 0.51514 little attention 0.500802 New York 0.660896 recent research 0.498894 high school students 0.989075 data collection 0.5576 Corey H. Basch 0.48528 York University Langone 0.504676 Risk Behavior Surveillance 0.598312	CLICK HERE
12251	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Alcohol Poisoning Deaths	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	drinking problem 0.413795 Mortality Weekly Report 0.374912 dietary guidelines 0.342825 alcohol poisoning deaths 0.963195 health care provider 0.385615 Alcohol dependence 0.470858 critical areas 0.351905 binge drinking 0.860076 brief counseling 0.344553 Excessive Alcohol 0.457888 non- Hispanic whites 0.38209 potential health benefits 0.383775 body temperature 0.349555 Support proven programs 0.458914 national Treatment Referral 0.375587 health care providers 0.464224 stronger alcohol policies 0.50183 energy drinks 0.35722 community groups 0.391801 Signs Issue details 0.374838 Affordable Care Act 0.382013 alcohol screening 0.462328 Prevention Status Reports 0.378795 health problems 0.348093	measure binge drinking 0.54497 legal limit 0.345173 Excessive Drinking 0.415305 Public Health 0.349231 Routing Service 0.340986 related harms 0.448345 United States 0.343123 high levels 0.351359 smaller share 0.346041 states 0.344513 blood alcohol concentration 0.50684 adult patients 0.34405 large quantities 0.351475 middle-aged adults 0.353496 health departments 0.388529 short period 0.397333 American Indians/Alaska Natives 0.387167 greater your risk 0.34727 heart rate 0.349374 Preventing Underage Drinking 0.450093 people 0.37155 higher levels 0.343508 new health insurance 0.390163 unknown alcohol content 0.491123	CLICK HERE
14422	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Identification and Clinical Management of Persons withChronic Hepatitis C Virus Infection - Cherokee Nation, 2012-2015 |MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	HCV antibodies 0.503525 HCV antibody-positive patients 0.462932 HCV education 0.435607 Health Sciences Center 0.297581 confirmatory HCV RNA 0.49382 undetectable HCV RNA 0.448802 new HCV drugs 0.45791 Cherokee Nation Health 0.332731 HCV care 0.50466 HCV screening 0.451879 HCV genotype 0.418775 chronic HCV infection 0.902151 HCV program 0.408929 HCV RNA test 0.493964 Cherokee Nation 0.494745 Nation Health Services 0.359782 baby boomer 0.335475 persons 0.308401 broad-based HCV testing 0.437558 baby boomer birth 0.327217 HCV testing recommendations 0.524009 acute HCV infection 0.48893 primary care provider 0.306517 EHR reminder 0.312831 HCV treatment 0.469002	HCV RNA 0.594466 HCV antibody tests 0.446723 United States 0.337592 CNHS HCV Awareness 0.443226 Oklahoma Health Sciences 0.297793 boomer birth cohort 0.329955 HCV elimination program 0.572816 HCV testing 0.704091 New all-oral HCV 0.481358 HCV antibody test 0.453357 tribal HCV screening 0.42236 health care 0.329524 public health 0.329041 HCV cases 0.40546 HCV transmission 0.409799 HCV registry 0.436815 public health nurses 0.30102 HCV RNA-positive patients 0.47054 national HCV testing 0.468686 HCV care providers 0.440571 HCV testing coverage 0.462076 tribal HCV testing 0.476832 primary care 0.38184 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.306665	CLICK HERE