Tony Kuo, MD, MSHS
Director
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health
Los Angeles,
CA
USA
tkuo@ph.lacounty.gov
Tony Kuo, MD, MSHS
3060.0 Team-based care and clinical quality improvement initiatives: Implementation of a Clinical Pathway (CPW) Model for the evaluation and management of childhood obesity in Primary Care Safety-Net Clinics in Los Angeles County
3168.0 Investment in Team Care Approaches to Improve Access to Clinical Preventive Services in Los Angeles County, 2011-2014
3243.0 Examining gaps in knowledge of social determinants of health at the community level to inform policy, system, and environmental-change strategies seeking to ameliorate chronic disease risk in underserved populations, Los Angeles County, 2013
3389.0 Identifying Ways to Effectively Work across Sectors: Establishing and Implementing a “Health in All Policies” Framework in Los Angeles County
4170.0 Creating a coordinated school health learning community: Identifying opportunities for public health departments, schools and community organizations to work together to advance healthy and resilient youth
5088.0 Use of Context Scans as a Tool to Inform Nutrition and Obesity Prevention Investments in Los Angeles County
Board 2 Is public support of policy, system, and environmental-change strategies to combat chronic disease higher among low socio-economic status residents in Los Angeles County? Results from a random-digit dial telephone survey, Los Angeles County, 2013
Board 2 Applying the RE-AIM Framework to Evaluate Large-Scale Obesity Prevention Policy, Systems and Environmental Change Efforts in Los Angeles County
Board 3 Scaling Up the National Diabetes Prevention Program through Clinical and Community Partnerships
Board 5 Assessing the hospital cafeteria environment and vending machines in the County of Los Angeles, 2015
Board 6 Youth descriptions of mental health needs and experiences with school-based services: Identifying ways to better meet the needs of low-income adolescents
Board 8 CX3 assessment revealed higher pricing of fruits and vegetables in low-income neighborhoods of Los Angeles County, 2013-2014
Board 9 Awareness, use, and impacts of school shared-use agreements to promote physical activity among adults in Los Angeles County
Table 3 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP-Ed) activities to increase the accessibility of fruits and vegetables: Faith-based organizations
Table 4 Assessing the Impact of SNAP-Ed Services on Health Behavior of Low-income Residents in Los Angeles County
Table 6 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP-Ed) activities to increase the accessibility of fruits and vegetables: Small grocery stores
Table 7 Impact of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP-Ed) healthy food retail in-store nutrition education and marketing