American journal of public health

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  Año 2006, Vol. 96, Número 3

  • Using adjusted relative risks to calculate attributable fractions

    Suzanne G. Leveille, Christina C. Wee, Lisa I. Iezzoni

    págs. 398-399

    

  • Using adjusted relative risks to calculate attributable fractions

    Katherine M. Flegal, Barry I. Graubard, David F. Williamson

    pág. 398

    

  • Collection of legal status information: caution!

    Anne R. Pebley, Julia C. Prentice, Narayan Sastry

    págs. 399-400

    

  • Collection of legal status information: caution!

    Ruth Enid Zambrana, Olivia Carter-Pokras

    pág. 399

    

  • HIV prevention case management is not cost-effective

    Shin-Yi Wu, Deborah A. Cohen, Thomas A. Farley

    págs. 400-401

    

  • HIV prevention case management is not cost-effective

    Janet Myers, Barry Zack

    pág. 401

    

  • Thinking of Systems

    Kenneth McLeroy

    pág. 402

    

  • Systems Thinking and Modeling for Public Health Practice

    Scott J. Leischow, Bobby Milstein

    págs. 403-405

    

  • Public Health Asks of Systems Science: To Advance Our Evidence-Based Practice, Can You Help Us Get More Practice-Based Evidence?

    Lawrence W. Green

    págs. 406-409

    

  • Public Health Systems Research: Setting a National Agenda

    Liza Corso, Dennis Lenaway, Hugh Tilson, Paul K. Halverson, Wayne Millington, Sergey Sotnikov

    págs. 410-413

    

  • The Formation of the Emergency Medical Services System

    Manish N. Shah

    págs. 414-423

    

  • The Impact of New York City's 1975 Fiscal Crisis on the Tuberculosis, HIV, and Homicide Syndemic

    Nicholas Freudenberg, Marianne Fahs, Sandro Galea, Andrew Greenberg

    págs. 424-434

    

  • Helping Public Sector Health Systems Innovate: The Strategic Approach to Strengthening Reproductive Health Policies and Programs

    Laura Ghiron, Ruth Simmons, Peter Fajans

    págs. 435-440

    

  • A Societal Outcomes Map for health Research and Policy

    Michele S. Garfinkel, Daniel R. Sarewitz, Alan L. Porter

    págs. 441-446

    

  • Toward Ethical Review of Health System Transformations

    Norman Daniels

    págs. 447-451

    

  • System Dynamics Modeling for Public Health: Background and Opportunities

    Gary B. Hirsch, Jack B. Homer

    págs. 452-458

    

  • Improving the Effectiveness of Health Care and Public Health: A Multiscale Complex Systems Analysis

    Yaneer Bar-Yam

    págs. 459-466

    

  • Systemic Intervention for Public Health

    Gerald Midgley

    págs. 466-472

    

  • Complex Causal Process Diagrams for Analyzing the Health Impacts of Policy Interventions

    Jennifer Mindell, Michael Joffe

    págs. 473-479

    

  • Systems Analysis of Real-World Obstacles to Successful Cervical Cancer Prevention in Developing Countries

    Stephen S. Raab, Lisa M. Furia, Sean K. Murphy, Amber D. Donnelly, Eric J. Suba, My Linh D. Huynh

    págs. 480-487

    

  • Understanding Diabetes Population Dynamics Through Simulation Modeling and Experimentation

    Donald A. Seville, Dara L. Murphy, Bobby Milstein, Joyce D. K. Essien, Andrew P. Jones, Jack B. Homer

    págs. 488-494

    

  • Simulation Modeling and Tobacco Control: Creating More Robust Public Health Policies

    Hye-ryeon Lee, Joseph E. Bauer, David T. Levy

    págs. 494-498

    

  • Policy and Programmatic Importance of Spatial Alignment of Data Sources

    Douglas Houston, Matthew Graham, Paul Ong

    págs. 499-504

    

  • Learning from Evidence in a Complex World

    John D. Sterman

    págs. 505-514

    

  • Sufficiency and Stability of Evidence for Public Health Interventions Using Cumulative Meta-Analysis

    Paige Muellerleile, Brian Mullen

    págs. 515-522

    

  • Institutional and Economic Determinants of Public Health System Performance

    Paul K. Halverson, Dennis Lenaway, Natalie Perry, Ramal Moonesinghe, Kyumin Shim, Megan C. McHugh, Glen P. Mays

    págs. 523-531

    

  • A System for Rapidly and Accurately Collecting Patients' Race and Ethnicity

    Romana Hasnain-Wynia, Patricia Georgas, Kenzie A. Cameron, David W. Baker, Joseph Feinglass, Deborah Pierce, Shawn Foster, Jason A. Thompson

    págs. 532-537

    

  • Practical Challenges of Systems Thinking and Modeling in Public Health

    Richard S. Gallagher, William M. Trochim, Scott J. Leischow, Bobby Milstein, Derek A. Cabrera

    págs. 538-546

    

  • Diarrheal Illness Detected Through Syndromic Surveillance After a Massive Power Outage: New York City, August 2003

    Don Weiss, Sharon Balter, Adam M. Karpati, Richard Heffernan, Debjani Das, Marcelle Layton, Jane Greenko, Melissa A. Marx, Farzad Mostashari, Carla V. Rodriguez

    págs. 547-553

    

  • Life-Course Socioeconomic Position and Obesity in African American Women: The Pitt County Study

    Sherman A. James, John Van Hoewyk, Angela Fowler-Brown, Trevillore E. Raghunathan

    págs. 554-560