The Growing Divide in the Composition of Public Health Delivery Systems in US Rural and Urban Communities, 2014–2018

Overview

The Systems for Action Intramural Research Team examine changes in the scope of activity and organizational composition of public health delivery systems serving rural and urban US communities between 2014 and 2018 with NALSYS data.

Read the full article in the American Journal of Public Health's special supplement "Testing New Ways of Connecting the Nation's Fragmented Medical, Social, and Public Health Systems".

Kelsey M. Owsley, Mika K. Hamer, and Glen P. Mays, 2020: The Growing Divide in the Composition of Public Health Delivery in US Rural and Urban Communities, 2014-2018 American Journal of Public Health 110, S204_S210, https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.2020.305801

Details

Project:

NALSYS Resources and Results

Type:

Journal Article

Journal:

American Journal of Public Health

Authors:

Kelsey M. Owsley MPH, Mika K. Hamer MPH, and Glen P. Mays PhD, MPH

Resource:

The Growing Divide in the Composition of Public Health Delivery Systems in US Rural and Urban Communities, 2014–2018

Date:

08/12/2020

Related Content

Title	Date	Type
ResProg Webinar \| Insurer Contributions to Core Population Health Capabilities and Diabetes-Related Preventable Hospitalizations	02/10/2023	Presentation
ResProg Webinar \| Changes in Physician Contributions to Multi-Sector Public Health Initiatives: Insight from the NALSYS	09/14/2022	Presentation
Local Public Health System Capabilities and COVID-19 Death Rates	09/07/2022	Article
Coordinated community response to prevent elder abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation: randomized control trial	08/04/2022	Reports
ResProg Webinar \| Humana's Bold Goal: A Health Plan-Sponsored Population Health Initiative to Address Social Determinants of Health	09/16/2021	Presentation
Equity in Action: Mapping Public Health Networks to Accelerate Change	09/02/2021	Presentation
ResProg Webinar \| Evaluating Inclusiveness of Multisector Community Health Networks	09/01/2021	Presentation
Examining How Social Services Organizations Engage in Community Public Health Networks Evidence Brief	07/28/2021	Reports
Using Network Science to Explore Pathways for Reducing Policing-Attributable Health Problems And Inequities Evidence Brief	05/25/2021	Reports
Local Boards of Health Evidence Brief	03/23/2021	Reports

Title

Date