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New PubMed Results
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Regionalization in local public health systems: variation in rationale, implementation, and impact on public health preparedness.
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Message design strategies to raise public awareness of social determinants of health and population health disparities.
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Using semiar blogs to enhance student participation and learning in public health school classes.
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Practice-based teaching for health policy action and advocacy.
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Using a Web-based simulation as a problem-based learning experience: perceived and actual performance of undergraduate public health students.
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Public Health Systems & Services Research Team
Presents at 2008 APHA Meeting
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 Public Health Finance
• Dr. Peggy Honoré spoke before the PHF Ad Hoc Interest Group on 'Public health finance and quality: There is a connection'.
• Dr. Julia Costich also shared her research, 'Public health financial management: Building on survey findings', during the Ad Hoc meeting.
Practice Based Research Networks
• Dr. Glen Mays addressed the issue of 'PBRN and public health agencies: Can they generate evidence and improve practice?'
• Dr. Angela Dearinger, co-director of the Kentucky Public Health Research Network presented information from her 'Case-study analysis of development and initiation of public health systems research programs'.
Center for Public Health Systems & Services Research
• Dr. Glen Mays shared information on 'The dynamics of public health infrastructure: Using a delivery system typology to assess structural change and outcomes'.
• Rick Ingram, M.Ed., presented on 'An analysis of results from version 1.0 of the National Public Health Performace Standards local public health governance performance assesment instrument'.
• Dr. Michelyn Bhandari addressed the issue of 'Translating research into practice: A tool for public health performance improvement', during her presentation and also shared information on 'Identifying pathways for improving performance: Results from the NPHPS Program' during Tuesday afternoon's poster session.
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Funding &
Conference
Call for Proposals
The Center for Public Health Systems & Services Research is hosting Round IV "Assuring the Future of Public Health Systems & Services Research (PHSSR)".
Young investigators, including junior faculty and dissertation candidates, are encouraged to submit proposals for an award of $10,000 to conduct research using PHSSR datasets from NLM's Health Services Research Resources (HSRR).
Visit our PHSSR Grants page for additional information.
Call for Abstracts
PHSSR is now accepting abstracts for the 2nd Annual Keeneland Conference to be held from April 7 through the 9th of 2009, in Lexington, Kentucky.
Abstracts must be submitted by January 16th, 2009. The submission form can be downloaded from our site, completed in Word and emailed to the project director.
Save the Date
Make plans now to spend Springtime in the Bluegrass for the Keeneland Conference.
Scheduled speakers include:
• Carolyn Clancy, M.D.
Director of AHRQ
• Ed Sondik, Ph. D.
Director of NCHS
Important research was shared in 2008 at the conference and is available for download..
Attendees can download a PDF of the registration form now.
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