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P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
From the NCIOM
Vol. 86, Issue 1, 2025April 15, 2025 EDT

2025 Child Health Report Card

North Carolina Institute of Medicine, NC Child,
Child Health Report CardNC ChildNCIOM2025North Carolina
Copyright Logoccby-nc-sa-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.18043/001c.137510
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Articles in Vol. 86, Issue 1, 2025

Vol. 86, Issue 1, 2025
  • Hurricane Helene Response Brings Out the Best to Ensure Stability in Western North Carolina
    Ronny A. Bell
  • From COVID-19 to Hurricane Helene: Rethinking the Role of Nursing Students in Crisis Response
    Jill ForcinaTerrica DurbinKatie Neligan
  • Fostering Resilience: Community-Led Natural Disaster Mitigation in Eastern North Carolina
    Cherry Beasley
  • Rebuilding Maternal Health Access in Western North Carolina: Addressing Critical Gaps Amplified by Hurricane Helene
    Jennifer RunkleMaggie Sugg
  • Schools’ Vital Role in Supporting Children’s Mental Health Following Disasters
    Neil Harrington
  • Resilience Emerging through Faith: From Crisis Response to Lasting Recovery
    Brandon Wilson
  • Hurricane Helene: Lessons Learned From a Medical Clinic Inside the Storm
    Ernest B. FaganKatherine KileyJulia CeglenskiMelinda RamageNathan MullinsOlivia Caron
  • Innovation and Partnerships in the Face of Disaster: Public Health Response after Hurricane Helene
    Ellis MathesonJessica Silver
  • State-Wide Support for Disasters
    Chris Starbuck
  • The Power of the Network: How United Way of North Carolina Brought Organizations and Resources Together to Address Relief and Recovery Needs After Hurricane Helene
    Sara Carlson
  • Hurricane Helene Relief and NCDHHS Medicaid Flexibilities
    Brieanne Lyda-McDonald
  • Racial/Ethnic and Sex Differences in Coping Mechanisms and Barriers to Health Care Among Adults with Chronic Pain: North Carolina, 2018-2019
    Katherine Gora CombsAnna E. AustinKristin Y. ShiueScott ProescholdbellMary E. CoxRebecca B. Naumann
  • Differences in Discrimination, Violence, Mental Health, and Substance Use Outcomes by Cancer History Among LGBTQ+ Individuals in North Carolina
    Austin R. WatersEcho L. WarnerJuliana WilsonDonald L. RosensteinWill J. HallErin E. Kent
  • Advertising Among Cannabidiol (CBD) Retailers in North Carolina: A Pilot Study
    Renee ParkerOlivia HortonKimberly G. Wagoner
  • Physician Planning for Retirement: Improving the Physician Experience and Reducing Impacts to Patients in North Carolina
    Monroe J. Molesky
  • Private Equity’s Opportunities and Challenges in North Carolina’s Health Care Ecosystem
    Olurotimi KukoyiGabriela PlascenciaAndrea ThoumiVictor Agbafe
  • A Broader Diagnosis—What North Carolina Needs from Its Physicians Now
    David Huff
  • 2025 Child Health Report Card
    North Carolina Institute of MedicineNC Child
  • Providing Support for Western North Carolina in the Wake of Hurricane Helene: An Interview with Dogwood Health Trust CEO Dr. Susan Mims
    Susan Mims
North Carolina Medical Journal
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North Carolina Institute of Medicine, NC Child. 2025 Child Health Report Card. North Carolina Medical Journal. 2025;86(1). doi:10.18043/001c.137510
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