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Held on May 24, 2000 2-3:30pm ET
"Using Adolescent Health Data to Influence Policy and Programs"
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This program, developed in collaboration with the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials and the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs, as part of their broader adolescent health data technical assistance effort, discussed states' use of adolescent health data to influence policy and make informed decisions about programming. Data collection tools and methods (e.g., the Youth Risk Behavioral Survey and ASSETS) and evaluation and performance indicators (e.g., Healthy People 2010 adolescent health objectives and the Title V performance measures) were discussed in terms of their use in shaping the adolescent health agenda.
Review the following for this session (most of the following links will be active one week prior to the session date):
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Slideshows (will display in the browser)
Overview of AMCHP/ASTHO Technical Assistance Initiative to Bolster State Adolescent Health data capacity, Marian James, AMCHP
(you may be requested to download additional components by your browser to view this slideshow)Using Data to Shape Adolescent Health Programs and Policies, Ohio Department of Health
(you may be requested to download additional components by your browser to view this slideshow)Utilizing GIS for Local Program Planning and Resource Allocation, California Department of Health Services (you may be requested to download additional components by your browser to view this slideshow)
Colorado's Approach to Using Adolescent Data Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment (you may be requested to download additional components by your browser to view this slideshow)
From Data to Policy to Programming - and Back: Local Opportunities and Stumbling BlocksPeter Morris, Wake County Human Services, North Carolina (you may be requested to download additional components by your browser to view this slideshow)
PowerPoint (PPT) Presentations (download the original PPT file)
Using Data to Shape Adolescent Health Progams and Policies, (27 KB)
Utilizing GIS for Local Program Planning and Resource Allocation (4.5 MB)
Colorado's Approach to Using Adolescent Data, (47.5 KB)
From Data to Policy to Programming - and Back: Local Opportunities and Stumbling Blocks, (47.5 KB)
Resources/Readings
Presenter Contact Information (PDF 4KB)
Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, March 1999, Vol. 5, No.2.
Issue Focus: Geographic Information Systems in Public Health, Part 1.Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, July 1999, Vol. 5, No.4.
Issue Focus: Geographic Information Systems in Public Health, Part 2.
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