Database of Academic / Practice Linkages
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
18 |
1995 |
MERGER OF COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND UNIVERSITY AMBULATORY PEDIATRICS, ADOLESCENT MEDICINE, AND MCH PROGRAMS |
Duval County Public Health Department |
The University of Florida Department of Pediatrics |
Jacksonville Community |
1995 |
Integration of the University and DCPHD ambulatory practices into comprehensive inpatient and outpatient Pediatric Health Care Network including partnership in a Medicaid HMO, joint recruitment and salary support of faculty, resident and medical student education including AIDS programs, Adolescent Medicine, nationally recognized immunization initiative, clinical research and proposals for external funds. |
Establish the means to support initiation by establishing a model for the development of academic public health-community oriented university program |
Immunizations and Infectious Diseases; Maternal, Infant, and Child Health; HIV |
Monitor Health Status to Identify Community Problems; Diagnose Health Problems; Research for New Insights and Innovative Solutions; and Enforce Laws and Regulations that Protect Health and Ensure Safety |
Jacksonville, Florida |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Jeffrey Goldhagen (904) 630-3220, Thomas Chiu, Diane Murphy |
Jacksonville Florida, Pediatric Health Promotion, Community Coalition |
Linkages Award, 1st Place, 1995 |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
19 |
1995 |
PUBLIC HEALTH STUDENT PRACTICA EXPERIENCES - AN INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE |
Jefferson County Department of Health |
The University of Alabama School of Public Health (SPH) |
SPH Students and Birmingham Residents |
1995 |
Provides SPH students with the opportunity to gain practical public health experience that will enhance their academic curriculum. |
Students gain paid work experience with possible academic credit and permanent positions |
Public Health Infrastructure; Educational and Community-Based Programs |
Inform and Educate People About Health Issues; Mobilize Community Partnership; Link People to Needed Health Services |
Birmingham, Alabama, Jefferson County |
External Funding |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Gaye Joyner (202) 252-8787 |
Birmingham, Alabama, Students, Jefferson County |
Linkages Award, 2nd Place, 1995 |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
20 |
1995 |
A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO IMPROVE PREGNANCY OUTCOMES AMONG CLIENTS OF A LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT |
New Hanover County Health Department |
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine and School of Public Health, Coastal Area Health Education Center, and Hanover Regional Medical Center |
Adolescent Clients |
1986 |
Joint effort to assess high rate of low birth weight births in teens, provide adequate prenatal care, and to discourage violence during pregnancy. |
Pregnancy outcomes improved - low birth weight (LBW) reduced from 12.3% in 1984 to 7.6% in 1993 |
Maternal, Infant, and Child Health |
Monitor Health Status to Identify Health Problems and Mobilize Community Partnerships |
North Carolina, New Hanover County |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Betty Joe McCorkle, Robert S. Parker, Debra Cushing, Mary Piner, Deborah Covington, Paige Churchill, Brent Wright, and Joanne Carle |
Healthy Teen Pregnancy, Pregnancy Violence, North Carolina Hanover County |
Linkages Awardee, 3rd Place, 1995 |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
21 |
1995 |
PUBLIC HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PLAN: NORTHEAST TRI COUNTY HEALTH STYLE |
Northeast Tri County Health District (NETCHD) |
Washington State University, Area Health Education Center |
Tri-County Public Health District, Washington District |
1995 |
Provided resources to conduct adequate assessment of the three county areas through planning, development and collaboration with the community and health providers. |
Conducted a comprehensive health status assessment an developed user friendly mechanisms to enhance community partnerships for proactive planning |
Public Health Infrastructure; Educational and Community-Based Programs |
Monitor Health Status to Identify Community Health Problems; Mobilize Community Partnerships; Develop Policies and Plans |
Tri-County Health District in Washington State |
Rebecca Bohorques (509) 358-7640, C. Hart, M. Selecksy |
Public Health Promotion, Tri-County Health District, Community Collaboration |
Invited To Display, 1995 |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
22 |
1995 |
BUILDING A STRATEGIC ALLIANCE THROUGH ACTION RESEARCH |
DeKalb County (GA) Board of Health |
Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health |
GA Community and Residents |
1995 |
Examine the role and function of the health agencies' collaborative efforts with Emory University and assure quality improvement through research and evaluation. |
Study provided means to engage in dialogue about changes, examined itself as a system, and gained knowledge about itself through internal and external perceptions |
Public Health Infrastructure |
Inform, Educate, and Empower People about Health Issues; Evaluate Effectiveness, Accessibility, and Quality of Personal and Population-based Health Services |
DeKalb County (GA) |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
P. Wiesner, L. Sanders, J. Nelson, J. Essien |
Public Health Promotion, Community Awareness, DeKalb County (GA) Board of Health |
Invited to Display, 1995 |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
23 |
1995 |
AN INTERPROGRAM, MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO PRENATAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA |
Prenatal Substance Abuse Services Initiative (PSASI) |
University of California |
Women Substance Abusers in Orange County, California |
March 1994 |
Provide meaningful relationship between providers and substance abusing women through assessment, coordination and support services, establishing goals, increasing access, and improving birth outcomes. |
Successfully identifies providers of prenatal care |
Maternal, Infant, and Child Health; Substance Abuse |
Mobilize Community Partnerships |
Orange County, California |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Len Foster (714) 834-3882, V. Darrow, S Wurth |
Community Health Promotion, Orange County Health Care, Health Promotion, Awareness |
Invited to Display, 1995 |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
24 |
1995 |
PUBLIC HEALTH CONSORTIUM, INVOLVING FOURTEEN LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, WORKS WITH MEDICAL SCHOOL RESEARCH OFFICE TO PERFORM LOCAL BEHAVIORAL RISK SURVEY |
County Health Department, Woodstock, IL |
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Rockford |
Chicago Suburbs and Northwest Illinois Residents |
1995 |
Survey research to access weight, amount of exercise, blood pressure and cholesterol, cancer prevention methods, diabetes, mental health, alcohol and tobacco use, health insurance status, and seatbelt and bicycle helmet usage of residents. |
Obtains valuable information to aid in implementing programs |
Public Health Infrastructure |
Mobilize Community Partnerships to Identify and Solve Health Problems, Monitor Health Status to Identify Community Health Problems, and Inform, Educate, and Empower People about Health Issues |
Chicago Suburbs and Northwest Illinois |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
J. Malchel Bacon (815) 334-4510, Joel B. Cowen |
Pubic Health Promotion, Woodstock, IL, Community Health, Awareness |
Invited to Display, 1995 |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
25 |
1995 |
HIV INFECTION INTERVENTION: A COMMUNITY EFFORT |
New Hanover County Health Department and Coastal Horizons Center, Inc. |
University of North Carolina Psychology Department at Wilmington |
New Hanover County HIV At Risk Population |
1994 |
To combine community, health department and academic efforts to educate all areas of the community on HIV risks and improve on existing relationships and testing techniques. |
Results benefit community programming |
HIV |
Monitor Health Status to Identify Community Health Problems; Inform, Educate, and Empower People about Health Issues; Link People to Needed Health Services; Evaluate Effectiveness, Accessibility, and Quality of Personal and Population-based Health Services |
Wilmington, North Carolina |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
C. Britt Boshamer, Bobby Waters |
HIV Infection, Community Partners, Education, Awareness |
No |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
26 |
1995 |
HEALTH ON THE BOARDS IN OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND |
Worcester County Health Board |
University of Maryland School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics |
17,000 Adolescent/Young Adults Who Work and Vacation in Ocean City During the Summer Months. |
1995 |
A collaborative program to provide technical support, training and primary care for minor illnesses, trauma, family planning, STD/HIV testing and support for mental health and addictions to those who vacate in Ocean City during the summer. |
Cost effective and interdisciplinary approach to health care |
Injury/Violence Prevention; Family Planning; Sexually Transmitted Diseases; HIV; Substance Abuse; Mental Health and Mental Disorders |
Monitor Health Status to Identify Community Health Problems; Mobilize Community Partnerships; Research for New Insights and Innovative Solutions to Health Problems |
Ocean City, Maryland |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Joyce Baum (410) 289-4044,M. Cropper, M. Felice, D. Goeller |
Hot Boards, Adolescent/ Teen Health, Awareness |
No |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
27 |
1995 |
TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROJECT |
Hanover County Health Department |
University of North Carolina Greensboro |
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Division Employees |
1995 |
To improve the quality of WIC program by implementing Total Quality Management (TQM) pretest surveys to employees. |
TQM provided to be a moral booster to WIC workers |
Public Health Infrastructure |
Research for New Insights and Innovative Solution to Health Problems |
New Hanover County, North Carolina |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Lynda Faye Smith (910) 343-6593, Claudia Green |
Total Quality Management (TQM), Women, Infants and Children (WIC), Effective Management |
No |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
28 |
1995 |
UNIQUE RESIDENCY TRAINING PROGRAM TO BEGIN IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY, OREGON |
Clackamas County Public Health Division (CCPHD) |
Oregon Health Sciences University (OHSU) |
OHSU Incoming Students |
1995 |
Develop curriculum for first year students, recruit residents, and obtain formal accreditation for the joint training program at OHSU. Second year residents provided up to four half day clinics per week. Up to 32 half day clinics per week provided by eight residents. |
Collaboration grant for residency training, which continued for five years |
Public Health Infrastructure; Educational and Community-Based Programs |
Inform, Educate and Empower People about Health Issues; Evaluate Effectiveness, Accessibility, and Quality of Personal and Population-based Health Services, and Research for New Insights and Innovative Solutions to Health Problems |
Clackamas County, Oregon |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Bruce Goldberg, (503) 494-6625, Tom Troxel (503) 655-8478 |
Residency Training Program, CCPHD |
No |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
29 |
1995 |
A PUBLIC HEALTH EXPERIENCE FOR RURAL RNs WORKING ON A BACCALAUREATE DEGREE |
Hood River County Department |
Oregon State College, Oregon Health Science University |
Oregon State College Nursing Students and Rural Eastern Oregon and Washington Residents |
Summer of 1994 |
To expose each nursing student to a summer public health experience to increase their knowledge and interest, as well as meet the needs of the community. |
Students conducted various studies to help improve public health such as decreasing early smoking and domestic violence |
Public Health Infrastructure; Educational and Community-Based Programs |
Monitor Health Status to Identify Community Health Problems; Link People to Needed Health Services |
Rural Eastern Oregon and Washington State |
Ellen Larsen, (503) 386-1115, Cartwright, J. Napoleon, A. Cathey |
Southern Oregon State Nursing Students, Summer Public Health Experience |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
30 |
1995 |
PERCEPTION OF PUBLIC HEALTH BY THE PRIVATE SECTOR |
Montgomery County Health Department |
Montgomery County Health Department Division of Communicable Diseases & Epidemiology |
The George Washington University |
1995 |
Study designed by MPH students at The George Washington University to identify the barriers to HIV/STD reporting using a unique identifier system and to assess private physician's perceptions of Montgomery County Health Department. |
Visitation program to educate private sector on the Unique HIV Identifier System |
HIV; Sexually Transmitted Diseases |
Monitor Health Status to Identify Community Health Problems; Mobilize Community Partnerships; Link People to Needed Health Services; Research New Insights and Innovate Solutions to Health Problems |
Montgomery County, Maryland |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Lynn Frank, (301) 217-1790 |
HIV/STD Research, HIV Identifier System, Awareness |
No |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
31 |
1995 |
COMMUNITY PARTNERS COLLABORATING FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE |
New Hanover County Health Department |
University of North Carolina at Wilmington, School of Nursing |
University of North Carolina Nursing Students and Community Residents |
1995 |
Provide student nurses with valuable learning experiences, and School of Nursing personnel and students provide elementary school students with disease prevention education through "One Guard For Health", health screening and health promotion program. |
Field experience for nursing students; community education and awareness |
Public Health Infrastructure; Educational and Community-Based Programs |
Mobilize Community Partnerships to Identify and Solve Health Problems |
North Carolina |
Betty Creeck (910)343-6647, Ann Allen |
On Guard For Health, Experiential Learning for Student Nurses |
No |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
32 |
1995 |
COMMUNITY-BASED MOSQUITO SURVEILLANCE AND PUBLIC HEALTH EDUCATION |
Needham Board of Health |
Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine, Harvard School of Public Health, Norfolk County Mosquito Control Project and Needham High School Science Department |
Massachusetts Residents |
1995 |
Project aimed at monitoring local mosquito population outbreaks, and educating residents of the public health issues associated with mosquitoes and control. |
Monitored mosquito breeding sites, cleared blocked drainage systems, and applied insecticides |
Immunizations and Infectious Diseases; Environmental Health |
Monitor Health Status and Community Health Problems, Diagnose and Investigate Health Problems; Mobilize Community Partnerships |
Needham, Massachusetts |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Fredric Cantor (617) 455-7523 |
Mosquito Control Project, Public Health, Community Education, Awareness |
No |
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Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
33 |
1995 |
MEDICAL SCHOOL STUDY ASSISTS WINNEBAGO COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO ALLOCATE MENTAL HEALTH GRANT FUNDS |
Winnebago County Health Department |
University of Illinois, College of Medicine at Rockford |
Mental Health Community |
1995 |
A mental health study to access the dimensions of mental illness and the delivery of care to mental illness patients through grant funding. |
Information from assessment utilized to dispense funds to programs which prevent mental illness or substance abuse, and educate the public about these issues. |
Mental Health and Mental Disorders; Substance Abuse |
Monitors Health Status to Identify Community Health Programs; Inform, Educate, and Empower People about Health Issues |
Winnebago County, Illinois |
Winnebago County Health Department |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Joseph Orthoefer, (815) 962-5092, Joel B. Cowen |
Mental Health Study, Public Health Promotion |
No |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
34 |
1995 |
COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING COMPETENCIES: A TOOL FOR EDUCATION AND PRACTICE |
Union County Health Department, Williams County Health Department, Ohio Department of Health |
The Ohio State University, College of Nursing, and Lourdes College |
Community Health Partners and the Community |
1995 |
Tool to assess competencies in community health nursing among BSN students completing their undergraduate programs. |
Developed and implemented of the research project. Published an article in the February issue of Public Health Nursing |
Public Health Infrastructure |
Diagnose and Investigative Health Problems; Inform, Educate, and Empower People about Health Issues; Mobilize Community Partnerships |
Columbus, Ohio |
Ultimate Publication of an Article in February Issue of Public Health Nursing |
Formal Affiliation/Association |
Jean Wise, Williams County Health Department, (419) 485-3141, Jennie T. Nickel, Janit Holton, Marthja Pituch, Judy Didion, Kathy Perzynski, Betty McVey |
Community Health Nursing, Practice Task Force |
No |
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ID |
Date |
Title |
Agencies/Organizations Involved |
Academic Institutions Involved |
Target Population(s) |
Initial Date of Activity |
General Description/Goals/Objectives |
Outcomes Achieved |
Relevant Healthy People 2010 Focus Area |
Relevant Essential Public Health Services |
Geographic Location of Activity |
Funder |
Type of Linkage Activities |
Related Publications |
Contact Information |
Related Websites |
Keyword Search |
Database Source |
Link Article |
35 |
1995 |
ADULT MEDICAL CLINIC: COLLABORATIVE EFFORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND THE EASTERN VIRGINIA MEDICAL SCHOOL |
Chesapeake Health Department |
Eastern Virginia Medical School |
South Norfolk Area Residents |
1995 |
Eastern Virginia Area Health Education Centers (EVAHEC) and Joint Commission on Health Care address the public need for a greater number of primary care MDs in VA in medical clinics. |
More patients receiving continuous primary care; clinic provided excellent training facility for medical students |
Public Health Infrastructure; Educational and Community-Based Programs |
Diagnose and Investigate Health Problems; Mobilize Community Partnerships to Identify and Solve Health Problems; Link People to Needed Personal Health Services |
Chesapeake, Virginia |
Nancy Welch, 804-436-8627 |
The Adult Clinic, Eastern Virginia, EVMS |
No |
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