3123.0 Collaborative Leadership Strategies and Tools That Assist Communities to Achieve Public Health Outcomes

Monday, November 8, 2010: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Roundtable
Moderator:
Vamsi Vasireddy, MD, MPH, DrPHc

Table 1
For the greater good: The need for “coopetition” in public health
Suzanne N. Smith, MBA
Table 2
EMPOWER – Arizona's collaborative leadership efforts in implementing policy on childhood obesity and tobacco use in child care settings
Jeanette Shea, MSW, Syed Hussaini, PhD, Sharon Sass, RD and Gowri Shetty, MS, MPH
Table 3
Planning for the 2011 Healthy Community Council Assessment
Kristi Lewis, PhD, MPH, CPH
Table 4
Advancing Telehealth through Collaborative Policy Development
Christine Martin, MBA
Table 5
Effects of TennCare disenrollment on the Davidson County, Tennessee's safety net and strategies to ameliorate
Janice Emerson, MS, PhD candidate, Pamela Hull, PhD, Van Cain, MA, Michelle Reece, MS and Meggan Novotny, M A
Table 6
Collaborative leadership tools: Developing cross-sector networks to improve community health outcomes
Roderick K. King, MD, MPH and Victoria Goddard-Truitt, RN, MSN, PhD
Table 7
Using neighborhood data for advocating policy changes in the current political and economic climate
Patricia Nolan, MD, MPH, Robert J. Marshall, PhD, Karine Monteiro, MPH and Carol Hall Walker, MPA
  
Table 8
Outcome-focused, accountable collaborations: Community Balanced Scorecards expand in public health
Paul David Epstein
Table 9
Addressing HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STD, and Tuberculosis in high-risk populations through a Program Collaboration and Service Integration (PCSI) Workgroup
Marcelo Fernandez-Viña, MPH, Caroline Johnson, MD, M. Ann Ricksecker, MPH, Debra L. D'Alessandro, MPH and Marla Gold, MD

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Organized by: Health Administration
Endorsed by: Social Work

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