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January 27, 2000
3:30-5:00 PM - Concurrent Breakout Sessions

Promoting Healthy Lifestyles through Technology
1053  21st Century Prevention: Using Interactive Movies to Reduce High-Risk Behaviors Via Internet and CD ROM 1. Jeffrey Hall, MA, WILL
367  A Tailored Cookbook Approach for Better Eating 1. Victor Strecher, PhD, HealthMedia, Inc., 2. Nelda Mercer, MS, RD, HealthMedia, Inc., 3. Alexander Hong, BA/BS, University of Michigan School of Public Health
142  The Internet and Health Opinion Leadership 1. Andrew Maxfield, PhD, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, CDC, 2.   Purnima Chawla, PhD, Porter Novelli, Inc., 3. Thomas Eng, VMD, MPH, Institute for Interactive Health Communication
628  More Than an Online Health Risk Assessment (HRA): A Customizable, Stage-tailored Approach to Integrating Online Assessment and Resources into Comprehensive Health Management Programs 1. Karin Bultman, MPH, The StayWell Company,  2. Daniel Gold, PhD, The StayWell Company
844  DietMate: Computerized Dietary Self-management for Weight Loss, Cholesterol Reduction, and Hypertension 1. Albert Behar, MS, PICS, Inc., 2. Albert Jerome, PhD, Behavioral Research  Associates, 3. William Riley, PhD, PICS, Inc., 4. Neal Boyd, EdD, PICS, Inc., 5. Jennifer Weil, MA, PICS, Inc.
Collaborating to Reach Adolescents and Children
221  Persistence of Intervention Effects on Diet and Physical Activity of Adolescents: Three-Year Follow-up of the CATCH Cohort 1. Stone Elaine J., PhD, 2. Lytle Leslie A., PhD, 3. Perry Cheryl L., PhD, 4. Osganian Stavroula K., MD
1024  Partnering for Health Improvement: Community Coalitions Result in School Based 1. Ingrid Pearson, MS, Medical University of SC College of Nursing Clinics
664  Building Partnerships for Child Well-Being: Using Technology to Facilitate Communication and Collaboration for Children’s Health and Development 1. Robert S. Gold, DRPH, PhD, University of Maryland, 2. Nancy L. Atkinson, PhD, Macro International, Inc., 3. Patrick T. Koeppl, MA, University of Maryland 
595  Screening for Abuse During Pregnancy: A Missed Opportunity 1. Lois Haggerty, NP, PhD, Boston College School of Nursing, 2. Margaret Kearney, NP, PhD, Boston College School of Nursing, 3. Hawkins Joellen, NP, PhD, Boston College School of Nursing, 4. Pregnancy Support Project Team
1111 Action Plan on Girls' Health: A Public-Private Partnership 1. Michelle Hoersch, MS, Office on Women's Health - Region V, US Department of Health and Human Services, 2. Laura McAlpine, MSW, Illinois Caucus for Adolescent Health
867  Beat Osteoporosis: Nourish & Exercise Skeletons: The "Bones" Project 1. Christina Economos, PhD, Tufts University, 2. Jeanne Goldberg, PhD, Tufts University, 3. Aviva Must, PhD, Tufts University, 4. Johanna Dwyer, PhD, 5. Iris Orbach, PhD, USDA Human Nutrition Research Center
Mobilizing Community Partners
885  Diffusing HIV Prevention Messages through Religious Groups 1. Arlene Belinda Towns, MD, MPH, HOPE for Kids - Los Angeles, 2. Doug Webber, MD, Vice President, HOPE worldwide, 3. Joanne Webber, MBA, Vice President, HOPE Worldwide
644  Creation and Operation of a Large Research Coalition: The HERO Story 1. R. William Whitmer, MBA, Health Enhancement Research Organization (HERO)
1000  The Wellness Guide: Health Promotion for Diverse Populations 1. Linda Neuhauser, DrPH, School of Public Health, Univ. of CA
128  Partnering with Congregations to Improve the Quality of Life 1. Ann Solari-Twadell, International Parish Nurse Resource Ctr, Advocate Health Care
323  Mobilizing Communities to address Healthy People 2010 objectives through Community Based Prevention Marketing 1. Danielle Landis, MPH, Florida Prevention Research Center, 2. Carol Bryant, PhD,  University of South Florida
Health Professional Workforce, Training, and Infrastructure
1136  Building the Local Mental Health Care Workforce: Challenges of an Academic-Community Partnership 1. Janet E. Ordway, MD, Maine Consortium of Partnerships, 2. Marcella H. Sorg, RN, PhD, University of Maine
212  Pharmacists: Accessible Providers for Health Improvement 1. Mitchel Rothholz, BA/BS, American Pharmaceutical Association
229  The Cancer Journey: Issues for Survivors - A Training Program for Health 1. Kimberly Harley, MPH, National Cancer Institute Professionals
516  Emergency Medicine and Public Health Partnership 1. Edward Berstein, MD, Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, 2. Judith Bernstein, PhD, School of Public Health, Boston University, 3.Luis Alvernaz, MS, Boston Medical Center Emergency Department, 4. Anthony Almeida, Project ASSERT, Boston
Community Partnerships for Violence and Injury Prevention
1055  Shifting the Focus: An Interdisciplinary Framework for Violence Prevention 1. Leslie Mickelson, Prevention Institute
1205  A Model Healthcare Response to Domestic Violence 1. Elizabeth Burke, BA/BS, Women's Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh, 2. Cathy Hefelfinger, BA/BS, Women's Ctr & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh
875  Community Preventive Services for Motor Vehicle Occupant Injury Prevention 1. Stephanie Zaza, MD, MPH, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 2. David Sleet, PhD, CDC, 3. Robert Thompson, MD, Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound, 4. Daniel Sosin, MD, MPH, CDC
626  Burden of Disease and Injury Disparities Between Genders; and Races/Ethnicity Measured by Disability Adjusted Life Year (DALY) in Los Angeles County 1. Alex Ho, MD, MPH, Los Angeles County, Dept. of Health Services, 2. Paul  Simon, MD, MPH, Los Angeles County Dept. of Health Services, 3. Marc Strassburg, DrPH, MPH, Los Angeles County Dept. of Health Services, 4. Jonathan Fielding, MD, MPH
910  Screening for Domestic Violence at Family Planning Clinics to Reduce Risk among Rural Women 1. Patricia Ulbrich, PhD, Family Health Council, Inc., 2. Deborah Staren-Doby, MPH,  Health Care Provider
Collaborations for Health Promotion among Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, and American Indians
201  Mobilizing Families and Communities for Heart Health: The Asian American and Pacific Islander Community Outreach Project 1. Cheryl Contreras, MA, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Pacific Islander Community Outreach Project
505  Cross Cultural Mental Health Services 1. Mary Heiserman, PhD, A.H. Wilder Foundation
1124  Asian & Pacific Islander Initiative 1. Pua Aiu, PhD, Papa Ola Lokahi, 2. Stephen Jiang, MSW
91  Hogan Eye Initiative 1. Steven Glover, Crownpoint Health Care Facility
192  Starting from S.C.R.A.T.C.H., building an Academic-Urban American Indian Partnership 1. Elizabeth Kinion, EdD, MS, NP, RN, Center for Nursing, 2. Curtis Crow, American Indian Services
Health Data, Electronic Health Records, and Privacy
183  Privacy Security and Confidentiality Issues of Consumer Health Records on the Internet 1. Michael Rozen, MD, WellMed, Inc, 2. Philip Marshall, MD, WellMed, Inc.
1186  Personal Privacy: How Technology Can Safeguard the Healthcare Consumer 1. Steve Carlin, MD, WorldClinic, Inc.
190  Legal Dilemmas Surrounding Personalized Health Content and Personal Health Records 1. Michael Rozen, MD, WellMed, Inc., 2. John Christiansen, JD, Miller Nash
476  Healthcare and the Human Genome Project: Challenge for the New Millennium 1. E. Virginia Lapham, PhD, Georgetown Univ. Medical Center, CDC, 2. Joan O. Weiss, MSW, Alliance of Genetic Support Groups, 3. Chahira Kozma, MD, Georgetown Univ. Medical Center, Dept. of Pediatrics, 4. Mary Ann Wilson, BA/BS, Alliance of Genetic Support Groups
409  The Effect of Under-Reporting of Hispanic Ethnicity in Health Data Systems in New Jersey 1. Ruth Charbonneau, RN, NJ Dept. of Health and Sr. Services, 2. Rose Marie Martin, MPH, NJ Dept. of Health and Sr. Services, 3. Maria Baron, MA, NJ Dept. of Health and Sr. Services
Innovations to Improve Access to and Delivery of Health Services
1103  Coalitions Do Work! 1. Donald Rowe, MPA, Solano County Department of Health & Social Services, 2. Katie Ricklefs, MHSA, Kaiser Permanente
1114  Coalitions Do Work! 1. Katie Ricklefs, MHSA, Kaiser Permanente, 2. Donald Rowe, MPA, Solano County Department of Health & Social Service
899  National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) and National Coalition for Adult Immunization (NCAI) Bring Industry, Federal Agencies, and Media Together 1. Peggy Webster, MD, National Coalition for Adult Immunization, 2. William  Martone, MD, National Foundation for Infectious Diseases
513  Results from the 1998 National Prevention in Primary Care Study 1. Donald Gemson, MD, MPH, Columbia School of Public Health, 2. James DeLozier, MS, Synectics, Inc., 3. Larry Dickey, MD, California Department of Health Services
376  Enhancing Health Service Delivery to Hard-to-Reach Populations through a Unique Mobile Clinic Program 1. Nettie DeAugustine, BA/BS, City of Long Beach Dept. of Health and Human Services, 2. Ron Merrick, MS, CSULB Ctr. for Behavior Research and Services, 3. Stewart Coulter, BA/BS, CA Dept. of Health Services, 4. Angela Coron
Addressing Health Issues of Older Americans
248  Project Healthy Bones: Partnering for Osteoporosis Prevention, Management and Education 1. Geraldine Mackenzie, MSW, New Jersey Department of Health and Senior  Services, 2. Susan Allison, RN, Health Care System
471  Predictors of Health-Related Quality of Life in Older Adults with Type 2 Diabetes 1. Jan Lee, PhD, University of Michigan, 2. Sung-hyun Cho, MS, University of Michigan
1226  Veteran Housing and Health Care Initiative 1. Rosemary Duncan, RN, Dept. of Veterans Affairs, VA Healthcare Network
20  Breast Cancer Screening among Disadvantaged Women 50 years old and Over: Have We Achieved the Healthy People 2000 Target? 1. Ibrahim Ibrahim, MD, MPH, PhD, Pennsylvania State University, 2. Kimberley Marshall, BA/BS, MBA, US Navy
647  HIV/AIDS Update of the Older Population in Broward County, Florida 1. Sandra Poirier, BA/BS, EdD, MS, University of Florida, 2. Sue Graves, BA/BS, EdD, MS, Florida Atlantic University
Partnering Beyond the Usual Suspects
984  Utah Third District Juvenile Court Tobacco Program 1. Steven Hadden, MS, Tobacco Prevention and Control Program, Utah Dept. Health, 2. Joseph Anderson, JD, Judge, Third District Juvenile Court
1126  Community Health Outreach and Educational Services (CHORE) for Underserved Communities 1. Yigzaw Belay, MS, Tennessee Coordinated Care Network, 2. Ervina Jarrett, BA/BS, Tennessee Coordinated Care Organization, 3. Chris Anne Arthur, PhD, University of Mississippi Medical Center
136  Breast Cancer Screening and Awareness "Intervening Through the Hair Salons" Results of a Two-year Community Intervention 1. Corliss Booker, RN, VCU's PhD Program in Public Policy and Administration
777  Community Action for Improved Health for Children: The Synergy of a School System and a Community-Academic Partnership 1. Carla Clasen, MPH, RN, Center for Healthy Communities, 2. Marilyn Rodney, MS, RN, Center for Healthy Communities, 3. Kathryn McCombs, BSN, MA, RN, Director Health Services, Dayton Public Schools
302  Boston's Crusade Against Cancer: A Comprehensive Approach to Prevention 1. John Rich, MD, Boston Public Health Commission (PHC), 2. John Auerbach, MBA, Boston PHC, 3. Barbara Ferrer, PhD, Boston PHC, 4. Maureen Sullivan, MS, American Cancer Society, 5. Janet Mcgrail, MS, Boston PHC
Partners: Health and Technology, Eliminating Health Disparities
1028  Health and Technology: Future Partners in Reducing Health Disparities 1. Averette Mhoon Parker, MD, National Medical Association, 2. Lucille Perez, MD, National Medical Association, 3. Diane Lewis, JD, Alta Consulting
MD, MCO, Employer Collaboration
666  The Network to Improve Community Health Hypertension Project: A Physician, Managed Care, Employer, and Pharmaceutical Collaboration 1. John Miller, BA/BS, Network to Improve Community Health, 2. Richard Reitz, DrPH, Aetna/US Healthcare, 3. Barbara Wasserman, MD, Potomac Electric Power Co., 4. Dianne Bricker, BA/BS, Medical Society of DC, 5.  Anastasia Snelling, PhD, American Univ.
762  The Network to Improve Community Health Hypertension Project: A Medical Society Perspective 1. Dianne Bricker, BA/BS, Medical Society of DC, 2. Barbara Wasserman, MD, Potomac Electric Power Co., 3. Richard Reitz, DrPH, Aetna/USHealthcare, 4. Anastasia Snelling, PhD, American Univ., 5. John Miller, BA/BS, Network to Improve Comm. Health
699  The Network to Improve Community Health Hypertension Project: An Employer Perspective 1. Barbara Wasserman, MD, Potomac Electric Power Co., 2. Richard Reitz, DrPH, 
Aetna/USHealthcare, 3. Dianne Bricker, BA/BS, Medical Society of DC, 4. Anastasia Snelling, PhD, American Univ., 5. John Miller, BA/BS, Network to Improve Comm. Health
694  The Network to Improve Community Health Hypertension Project: A Managed Care Perspective 1. Richard Reitz, DrPH, Aetna/USHealthcare Mid Atlantic, 2. John Miller, BA/BS, Network to Improve Comm. Health, 3. Dianne Bricker, BA/BS, Medical Society of DC, 4. Barbara Wasserman, MD, Potomac Electric Power Co., 5. Anastasia Snelling, PhD, American University
764  The Network to Improve Community Health Hypertension Project: An Analysis and Evaluation 1. Anastasia Snelling, PhD, American Univ., 2. Barbara Wasserman, MD, Potomac Electric Power Co., 3. Richard Reitz, DrPH, Aetna/USHealthcare 4. Dianne Bricker, BA/BS, Medical Society of DC, 5. John Miller, BA/BS, Network to Improve Comm. Health
Partnering for Prostate Prevention: Deadly to Men
1131  Partnering for Prostate Prevention: Deadly to Men  1. Gina Musolino, EdD, Florida Gulf Coast University, 2. Denise Heinemann, PhD, FGCU CHP Administration, 3.Terry Dugas, MA,  WGCU-TV & FGCU Multimedia, 4. Local Survivor Consumer Family, Man to Man, 5. Senior Seminar Students, BA/BS, FGCU
1139  Partnering for Prostate Prevention: Deadly to Men  1. Denise Heinemann, PhD, FGCU CHP Administration, 2. Gina Musolino, EdD, FGCU CHP Physical Therapy, 3. Consumer Family, Man to Man Support Group, 4. Senior Seminar Students, BA/BS, FGCU
1082  Partnering for Prostate Cancer: Deadly to Men 1. Denise Heinemann, DRPH, M.Ed., Florida Gulf Coast University, 2. Gina Musolino, EdD, FGCU Physical Therapy, 3. Terry Dugas, MA, WGCU-TV
Model Collaborations for Skills-Based Pre K-12 Education
706  Team Nutrition: A Collaboration Model 1. Dorothy Coldwell, MS, RD, US Department of Agriculture, 2. Judy Schure, MS, Colorado Department of Education, 3. Howell Wechsler, MPH, PhD, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 4. Heather Mixon, MS, RD, Colorado Department of Education
1172  Model Collaborations for Skills-Based PreK-12 Health Education 1. Howell Wechsler, EdD, MPH, CDC Div of Adolescent and School Health, 2. Judy Schure, MS, Colorado Dept. of Education, 3. Heather Mixon, MS, RD, Colorado Dept. of Education, 4. Dorothy Coldwell, MS, RD, USDA Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services
568  Model Collaborations for Skills-Based PreK-12 Health Education 1. Heather Mixon, MS, RD, Colorado Dept. of Education, 2. Judy Schure, MS, Colorado Dept. of Education, 3. Dorothy Caldwell, MS, RD, USDA Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services, 4. Howell Wechsler, EdD, MPH, CDC Division of 
Adolescent and School Health
1229  Integrating National Guidelines for Health Education Curriculum 1. Howell Wechsler, EdD, MPH, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 
635  Model Collaborations for Skills-Based PreK-12 Health Education: Nutrition Literacy in the New Millennium 1. Judy Schure, MS, Colorado Dept. of Education, 2. Heather Mixon, MS, Colorado Dept. of Education, 3. Dorothy Caldwell, MS, RD, USDA Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services, 4. Howell Weschsler, EdD, MPH, CDC Division of Adolescent and School Health

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