4137.0 Public Health Prevention and Promotion

Tuesday, October 28, 2008: 12:30 PM
Poster

Board 1
Injury prevention strategic planning using quantitative and qualitative community needs assessment: Safe Kids York County coalition
Jason L. Bittle, BS
Board 2
COOP planning for local health departments
Michael Stallings, JD and Meghan Butasek, MPH
Board 3
Using mixed methods analysis to develop valid research tools for disaster survivors: The hurricane Katrina experience
Olugbemiga Tanilepada Ekundayo, MD, MPH, DrPH, Hussain Al-Fadhli, PhD, Daniel Sarpong, PhD, Gerri A. Cannon-Smith, MD, MPH, Amel Mohamed, MPH(c), Margaret H. Hill, MPPA, Gladys R. Peters, MPH and Debbie Ferguson, MS, DrPH(c)
  
Board 4
Effect of Hurricane Katrina on citizen's levels of preparedness in the state of Mississippi
Andrew C. Rucks, PhD, W. Jack Duncan, PhD, Abyot Dereje, MPH, Lori A. Herring, Michael Poole, MSPH and Keslie S. Woods, MPH
Board 5
Reducing breast cancer disparities through an academic-community partnership
Edilma Guevara, DrPH, Gayle Weaver, PhD, Sandra Ford, BSN, Alexis N. Cordova and Billy Philips, PhD
Board 6
Expanding the capacity of community-based organizations to address health disparities through service learning partnerships with academic public health institutions
Anita Hawkins, PHD, Lorece Edwards, DrPH and Kim Lisbeth Dobson Sydnor, PhD
Board 7
Testing models for reducing "just in case" decisions by low literacy parents
Ruth (Toni) B. Pickard, PhD, David W. Wright, PhD, Mary Baskett, Exec Dir, Robin Gingerich and Carolyn Weinhold
Board 8
A Review of Effective Systems-level Interventions for High Blood Pressure and High Blood Cholesterol Control and Prevention in Healthcare Settings
Sarah-Lynn Gintel McGrath, MPH, Dyann Matson-Koffman, DrPH, MPH, CHES and Victoria V. Anuwari, MPH
Board 9
A model for public health advocacy: Alameda County's Legislative Council
Pam L. Willow, JD, MPP

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Organized by: Community Health Planning and Policy Development
Endorsed by: Women's Caucus

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