Aligning Health and Social Systems to Promote Vaccination Access for Populations Experiencing Systemic Barriers
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Efficacy of Holistic Admissions in Health Sciences Education: A Pipeline Model for Implementation at Community Colleges
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How does Atlanta transportation affect public health? GSU researchers want to know
Keenan, Sean Richard. 2021. “How Does Atlanta Transportation Affect Public Health? GSU Researchers Want to Know”. Curbed Atlanta.
Testing the Impact of a Referral Program to Link Probationers to Primary Care Evidence Brief
O’Connell, Daniel J., Christy A. Visher, and Patricia Becker. 2020. “Testing the Impact of a Referral Program to Link Probationers to Primary Care Evidence Brief.”
Defining Comprehensive Public Health Delivery Systems
Mays, G P. 2016. “Defining Comprehensive Public Health Delivery Systems.”
Estimating the Cost of Providing Foundational Public Health Services
Mamaril, Cezar Brian, Glen P Mays, Douglas Keith Branham, Betty Bekemeier, Justin Marlowe, and Lava Timsina. 2017. “Estimating the Cost of Providing Foundational Public Health Services”. Health Services Research.
Using structured and unstructured data to identify patients' need for services that address the social determinants of health
Vest, Joshua, Shaun J Grannis, Dawn P. Haut, Paul Halverson, and Nir Menachemi. 2017. “Using Structured and Unstructured Data to Identify Patients’ Need for Services That Address the Social Determinants of Health”. International Journal of Medical Informatics.
Government Spending In Health And Nonhealth Sectors Associated With Improvement In County Health Rankings (Related Publications)
JM, McCullough, and Jonathon P Leider. 2016. “Government Spending In Health And Nonhealth Sectors Associated With Improvement In County Health Rankings (Related Publications)”. Health Affairs.
Following the Great Recession, Governments Spent More on Law and Order and Less on Health and Social Services
McCullough, Mac, Jonathon P Leider, Beth Resnick, and David M Bishai. 2020. “Following the Great Recession, Governments Spent More on Law and Order and Less on Health and Social Services”. JPHMP Direct.