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January 28, 2000
8:30-10:00 AM - Concurrent Breakout Sessions

Community Innovations in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
518  Cardiovascular Health in Asian Pacific Islanders 1. Betty Hong, MPH, Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum, 2. Betty Hong, MPH, Non-Profit
740  The Community Heart-Health Checklist: State and Local Assessment Guide to Success of Healthy People 2010
 		1. Kristen Mackert, BA/BS, Univ. of Tennessee-Knoxville, Ohio Dept. of Health, 2. Barbara Pryor, MS, RD, Ohio Dept. of Health, 3. Ellen Capwell, PhD, Ohio Dept. of Health, 4. Kathleen Boyle, RN, Ohio Dept. of Health, 5. Betsy Haughton, EdD, RD, LDN
379  Advanced Cardiovascular Disease Management Infomediary System. Increasing Quality and Years of Healthy Life for 2010 1. Frank Ruderman, Berkeley HeartLab, 2. H. Robert Superko, MD, Berkeley HeartLab
200  Continuing Education Activities for Clinicians Who Treat African Americans 1. Glen Bennett, MPH, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
245  CardioVision 2020: A Health Care-Community Partnership to Prevent Heart Disease BA/BS, through Personal Commitment and Community Action  1.Thomas Kottke, MD, Mayo Clinic and Foundation, 2. Catherine Brandel, Mayo Clinic and Foundation, 3. Stephen DeBoer, MPH, Mayo Clinic and Foundation, 4. Rebecca Hoffman, BA/BS, Mayo Clinic and Foundation
Education and Outreach Efforts to Improve Community Health
932  Effective Outreach Educational Efforts 1. Gary Knutson, MA, HOPE for Kids
937  Hospitals as Strategic Partners in Improving Community Health 1. Elsa Murphy, BA/BS, Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development
415  Collaborative Capacity in Community Health Coalitions 1. Charles McClintock, PhD, Cornell University
440  Organize For Success in Health Promotion 1. Patt Meier, BA/BS, Kansas State University, 2. Katey Walker, PhD, Kansas State University
1156  Moving Towards Eliminating Health Disparities Through the Use of Community Health Advocates 1. Marilyn Rodney, MS, RN, Center for Healthy Communities, 2. Carla Clasen, MPH, RN, Center for Healthy Communities, 3. Ann Bulman, LPN, Center for Healthy Communities
Quality Issues and Online Health Resources
1106  Conducting Web-Based Research: Methodological and Practical Considerations 1. Elizabeth (Lizza) Miller, PhD, DatStat.com
738  Communicating Quality on the Internet—From Report Cards to Fighting Managed Care Backlash 1. Joyce Flory, PhD, COR HEALTH, Inc.
678  Quality Standards for Consumer Health Web Sites: Federal Perspectives 1. Cynthia Baur, PhD, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, HHS 
1184  Developing a Scoring System for Evaluating On-Line Health Information: Partnering the Physician and the Consumer 1. Daniel Carlin, MD, WorldClinic Inc.
442  A Light for 45 Million Americans without Health Insurance  1. Vip Patel, BA/BS, MBA, eHealthInsurance.com
Partnering for Tobacco Prevention and Control in Rural and Urban Communities
663  Community Preventive Services for Tobacco Product Use Prevention 1. David Hopkins, MD, MPH, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2. Corinne Husten, MD, MPH, Office on Smoking and Health, CDC, 3. Jeff McKenna, MS, OSH, CDC, 4. Connie Ricard, MPH, EPO, CDC  5. Namita Sharma, MA, MPA, CDC
1093  Faith-Based Tobacco Prevention Initiatives:  Changing the Culture in Rural Mississippi 1. Melanie Corley, CHES, BA/BS, Partnership for a Healthy Mississippi
373  Partnering for Success: Community Coalitions in Tobacco Control and Prevention 1. Tracy Gorman, Los Angeles County, Tobacco Control Program, 2. Bruce Allen, Jr., DrPH, Charles Drew University, 3. Antronette Yancey, MD, Los Angeles County, CDPHP, 4. Dee Ann Allen, MPH, Los Angeles County, Tobacco Control Program
1101  A Systemic Approach to Statewide Tobacco Prevention and Control Efforts 1. Nicole Boyd, BA/BS, JD, The Partnership for a Healthy Mississippi
65  The QuitNet: Online Life Support for Quitting Smoking 1. Eric Helmuth, MA, Join Together/Boston University School of Public Health
Partnering for Healthy Communities on the State and Local Levels
622  Healthy Harford - Partnering Toward a Healthier Community 1. Carol Koffinke, MEd, Upper Chesapeake Health
465  One Partnership That Works: Healthy Summit County 1. Kristine Gill, RN, PhD, The University of Akron College of Nursing
1038  Partnering for Health Improvements: Community Partnership Primary Care-A New Model for Primary Care 1. Reni Courtney, PhD, University of Texas at Arlington
826  Healthy Partnering: A Collaborative Integrative Model for Community Empowerment 1. Mona Counts, PhD, Penn State University, 2. Carol Smith, DSC, Penn State University
627  The Role of the Engaged University in the Promotion of Health in Vulnerable Urban Communities 1. Sally Lundeen, RN, PhD, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Nursing, 
 2. Mary Jo Baisch, MS, RN, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee , 3. Jean Bell-Calvin, MS, RN, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Health in the New Millennium: Thinking Globally
502  Promotion of Heatlh for Better Life in the New Millennium 1. Jose Teruel, MD, MPH, PAHO/WHO.
18  WHO/Euro's Carak Project In Central Asia: A Best Example of Partnership and Cost-Effective Nature 1. Tarek Hussain, MD, MPH, World Health Organization (WHO)
1224  Translating Science to Health Policy: the US and Dutch Approaches Compared 1. Dirk Ruwaard, MD, PhD, Nat'l Inst. of Public Health & the Environment, 2. Deborah Maiese, MPA, ODPHP, DHHS
957  Toward A Healthy Future: The Canadian Experience 1. Heather Fraser, BA/BS, Health Canada
1381 Promotion of Maternal and Child Health in Private Health Institutions of Urguay  1. Maria de los Milagros Sugo
The Internet and Health Care: Changing Provider-Patient Relationships
851  A Telemedicine Virtual Clinic Partnership  1. Edward Buonocore, MD, UT Ctr for Community Health, 2. George Smith, BA/BS, 
Project Director, UT Ctr for Comm Health, 3. Dwight Murphy, BA/BS, Scott County 
Chief Executive
1100  Turnkey Web Solutions for Healthcare Organizations 1. Ian Sutcliffe, BA/BS, Mediconsult.com
77  Patient-Centered Health Education via the Internet Offers Improved Patient Satisfaction and Reduced Professional Liability Premiums 1. Michael Myers, MD, Health Informatics International, Inc.  
537  Using the Internet for Chronic Disease Management 1. Peter Thompson, MD, iMetrikus
Collaborating to Improve Adolescent Health through Outreach, Education, and Technology
1056  Reducing the Rate of Teen Tobacco Use: The Partnership for a Healthy Mississippi Youth Anti-Tobacco Programs 1. Nicole Boyd, BA/BS, JD, The Partnership for a Healthy Mississippi 
973  Community Youth Partnerships: Grass Roots Tobacco Prevention 1. Vivien Carver, EdD, University of Southern Mississippi, 2. Cheryl Grubbs, MPH, Partnership for a Healthy Mississippi, 3. Bonita Reinert, PhD, University of Southern MS
402  Preadolescent Witnesses to Violence and Their Fear: A Nursing Problem 1. Elizabeth Dowdell, RN, PhD, Villanova University, College of Nursing, 2. Mary 
Ellen Santucci, MS, RN, Thomas Jefferson University, Department of Nursing
528  School Based TeleHealth Program: Leading the Way to Better Health for Adolescents Through Technology - An Interdisciplinary Collaborative Program 1. Susan Gustke, MD, Eastern Area Health Education Center, 2. Debbie Ramey, MEd, Co- Director, TeleHealth Program, 3. Helen Brinson, MS, RN, Co- Director, TeleHealth Program, 4. Amy Hendrickson, MEd, Coordinator, TeleHealth Program
198  Partnering to Reduce Teen Pregnancy in Lynn, Massachusetts
 		1. Diane Zipli, Lynn Teen Pregnancy Prevention Coalition, 2. Marian Knapp, MA, Simmons College, Graduate School - Health Studies
Addressing Health Needs of Diverse Populations of Women
283  Women's Organizations Fighting the Targeted Marketing of Tobacco Companies to Preserve Women's Health 1. Angela Broom, JD, American Medical Women's Association
138  A Partnership for Osteoporosis Prevention Among Minority Women in New Jersey 1. Sue Lachenmayr, MPH, NJ Society for Public Health Education, 2. Gerry McKenzie, MSW, NJ Department of Health & Senior Services, 3. Nancy Caira, MPH, NJ Society for Public Health Education, 4. Bojana Beric, MA, MD, NJ Society
for Public Health Education
918  National Centers of Excellence in Women's Health  1. Valerie Gwinner, MA, Office on Women's Health, US Dept. of Health and Human 
Services, 2. Susan Clark, MA, Office on Women's Health, DHHS
949  Developing a National Infrastructure to Support Lesbian Health Research: Key Building Blocks 1. Judith Bradford, PhD, Survey and Evaluation Research Laboratory
218  Improving Systems of Care for Women with Disabilities in North Carolina 1. Donna Scandlin, MEd, NC Office on Disability & Health, 2. Marcia Roth, MPH, NC Office on Disability & Health, 3. Sheila Cromer, NP, NC Office of Women's Health, 4. Ellen Russell, BA/BS, The Arc of NC
Technology Tools for Enhancing Health Information
591  Haz-Map: A Database of Occupational Toxicology for Clinical And Preventive Decision Support 1. Jay Brown, MD, MPH, Center for Occupational Health 
898  Language and Rhetoric of Rx Drug Web Sites: What Message Are They Sending?  1. Lewis Glinert, PhD, Dartmouth College
318  The Health Informatics Center of Acadiana: Structure & Action in Community Health Assessment 1. L. Philip Caillouet, PhD, Health Informatics Center of Acadiana at UL Lafayette
407  Taming the World W-i-l-d Web of Health Information 1. Ronald Bonfilio, BA/BS, MBA, United Tel Inc.
705  Using Cognitive Response Interviews to Develop an Adaptive Multimedia Program to Collect Patient Health Information 1. Lisa Sutherland, BA/BS, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), 2. Marci Campbell, PhD, UNC at Chapel Hill, 3. Maria Hyrwna, MA, UNC at Chapel Hill, 4. Katherine Ornstein, MA, UNC at Chapel Hill
Eliminating Disparities: Promising Approaches and Models
445  Reaching Minority Men: Key to Eliminating Racial Disparities 1. Edward Bartlett, DrPH, George Washington University
349  Exposed Communities: Setting the Stage for Health Disparities 1. Ellen Ceppetelli, MS, The University of Vermont
1002  Eliminating Health Disparities - Promising Practices 1. Jean Spaulding, BA/BS, MD, Duke Univ Health System, 2. Lloyd Michener, BA/BS, MD, DUMC - Department of Community & Family Health, 3. Evie Schmidt, BA/BS, MD, Lincoln Community Health Center, 4. Brian Letourneau, MPH, MS, Durham County Health Dept.
431  Reducing Health Care Disparities 1. Irwin Goldzweig, MS, Mid-South Foundation for Medical Care, Inc.
124  Visioning the Future in Primary Care: Creating a New Model to Reach 100% Access and 0 Health Disparities 1. Francis A. Zampiello, MD, MD, HRSA/Bureau of Primary Health Care, 2. Michael Kilkenny, MD, Valley Health Systems, Inc., Huntington, WV
Youth Suicide Prevention: Creating a Community Response
395  Youth Suicide Prevention: Creating A Community Response 1. Rhonda McKim, RN, Washington State PTA, 2. Sue Eastgard, MSW, Private Consultant, 3. Leah Simpson, Washington State Youth Suicide Prevention Committee
397  Youth Suicide Prevention: Creating A Community Response 1. Sue Eastgard, MSW, 2. Rhonda McKim, RN, Washington State PTA, 3. Leah Simpson, Washington State Youth Suicide Prevention Committee
398  Youth Suicide Prevention: Creating A Community Response 1. Leah Simpson, Washington State Youth Suicide Prevention Committee, 2. Rhonda McKim, RN, Washington State PTA, 3. Sue Eastgard, MSW, Private Consultant
National Health Information Infrastructure
858  Healthy People 2010 and the National Health Information Infrastructure 1. John Lumpkin, MD, MPH, NCVHS, Illinois Dept. of Public Health
1221  The National Health Information Infrastructure: The Personal Health Record 1. John Lumpkin, MD, MPH, NCVHS, Illinois Dept. of Public Health 
1220  The National Health Information Infrastructure: The Caregiver Record 1. Jeffrey Blair, MBA, Medical Records Institute
1219  The National Health Information Infrastructure: The Population Health Record 1. Daniel Friedman, PhD, Massachusetts Dept. of Public Health, 2. Barbara Starfield, MD, MPH, The Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health
Informing the Nation About Leading Health Indicators
269  Informing the Nation about Leading Health Indicators for Healthy People 2010: Communications Options and Strategies  1. Carole Chrvala, MA, PhD, Institute of Medicine, 2. Scott Ratzan, MD, Academy 
for Educational Development, 3. Tom Kean, Strategic Health Concepts, 4. Robert Wallace, MD, Univ. of Iowa

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Partnerships for Health in the New Millennium          January 24-28, 2000         Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, DC

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