Mental Health Public Policies in the United Statesdoi:10.1002/9781118410868.wbehibs237communityinstitutionsmental healthSusan Meyers ChandlerAmerican Cancer Society
Sexual orientation data collection policy in the United States: public health malpractice. Current international attention to Health in all policies (HiAP) has its origins in a more sophisticated understanding of the impact of public policies on ... RL Sell,ML Holliday - 《American Journal of Pub...
(Hutton et al., 2019); more specifically, in places where midwifery is well-integrated into the larger health care system and midwives can easily transfer patients to hospitals when necessary (including U.S. states such as Texas and New Mexico), rates of obstetrical interventions and adverse ...
Students will acquire the background they need to analyze the effects of health policies and influence the policymaking process. The book also provides a framework for understanding the development of today s health reform legislation.关键词: Public health ...
Charting Nursing's FutureReports on Policies ThatCan Transform Patient CareA Publication of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation2008Strengthening Public Heal... United States. Public Health Service. Division of Maternal and Child Health - 《U.s.national Library of Medicine》 被引量: 18发表: 1984年 ...
This classification avoids the assumption that only Southern states had segregationist policies and adds Kansas and Wyoming as Jim Crow states. The researchers find that the ratio of Black infant mortality rates in Jim Crow versus non Jim Crow states fell from 1.19 from 1960 through 1964 to 1.0 ...
Public Health Consequences and Public Sector Costs of Childhood Measles in the United States With Increasing Prevalence of Vaccine Hesitancy View LargeDownload The line indicates the predicted number of annual measles cases in US children (ages 2-11 years) and the associated public sector costs ...
Opinion polling is used extensively as an adjunct to or in assessing contemporary public policy. Polling can help to clarify the perceived importance of issues and the impact of advocacy campaigns and other factors on public support for, or opposition to, policies. The survey conducted in Californi...
Factoring health and related costs into decision making is essential to confronting the nation's health problems and enhancing public well-being. Some policies and programs historically not recognized as relating to health are believed or known to have important health consequences. For example, public...
The figure shows that for all three policies, younger people had higher late-stage diagnosis compared to older age groups, with or without policy. For the younger group, living in states where the first two policies were in effect seemed to help reduce the odds of late-stage diagnosis. For...