P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Articles in Vol. 69, Issue 2, 2008
Vol. 69, Issue 2, 2008
- Tarheel Footprints in Health Care: Recognizing unusual and often unsung contributions of individual citizens who have made health care for North Carolinians more accessible and of higher qualityPaul A. Buescher
- The Economic Impacts of Medicaid in North CarolinaChristopher DumasWilliam HallPatricia Garrett
- Accuracy of Self- and Parental Perception of Overweight Among Latino PreadolescentsValentina IntagliataEdward H. IpSabina B. GesellShari L. Barkin
- Newborn Screening in North Carolina: The Evolution of Policy and PracticeH. Neil Kirkman
- The Governor’s Initiative to Improve Health Care: Taking Measure of Medical Care in North CarolinaCharles Willson
- Policy Forum: Data and Health PolicyThomas C. RickettsJennifer Hastings
- Data and Health Policy: Do We Do Our Best?Sandra B. Greene
- Electronic Records in Health CareXiaoming Zeng
- Public Health Surveillance Data in North CarolinaPaul A. Buescher
- Geographic Information Systems and Health in North CarolinaDianne Enright
- NC-CATCH: North Carolina Comprehensive Assessment for Tracking Community HealthJames StudnickiJohn W. FisherChristopher N. Eichelberger
- The Emerging Field of InformaticsDebbie TraversLarry Mandelkehr
- The Role of Data at the Carolinas Center for Medical ExcellenceMark W. MassingAnna P. Schenck
- Shaping Health Workforce Policy Through Data-Driven Analyses: The North Carolina Health Professions Data SystemJennifer KingMark Holmes
- Community-Level DataChristopher J. MansfieldJames L. Wilson
- Using Health Data to Focus Philanthropy on Critical NeedsDavid E. MurdayElizabeth A Corley
- The North Carolina Trauma RegistryMichael H. Thomason
- Transforming Care in the Physician Workplace Through Electronic Data ExchangeHolt AndersonGary Bowers
- Training Health Care Personnel to Work with Health Care DataElizabeth Layman
- Do We Have All of the Public Health Information We Need in North Carolina?William D. Kalsbeek
- Into the Future: Public Health Data Needs in a Changing StateMarcus PlesciaJeffrey Engel
- Cancer Surveillance and Its Use to Reduce Cancer Burden in North CarolinaKaren L. KnightPaul A. BuescherWalter L. Shepherd
- Comment from The Duke Endowment: The Importance of Data for Grant MakingM. Tina Markanda
- Readers’ ForumJames Demetrious
- Spotlight on the Safety Net: A Community CollaborationKimberly M. Alexander-Bratcher
Demetrious, James. 2008. “Readers’ Forum.” North Carolina Medical Journal 69 (2): 175–175. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.69.2.175.