P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 70, Issue 5, 2009September 01, 2009 EDT
Taking a Lead Role in Preconception Health Promotion in Eastern North Carolina
Taking a Lead Role in Preconception Health Promotion in Eastern North Carolina
Articles in Vol. 70, Issue 5, 2009
Vol. 70, Issue 5, 2009
- Multivitamin Use Among Non-Pregnant Females of Childbearing Age in the Western North Carolina Multivitamin Distribution ProgramLinda M. MorganJudith L. MajorRobert E. MeyerAmy Mullenix
- Patient Characteristics Associated with Receipt of Lifestyle Behavior AdviceLeonor CorsinoLaura P. SvetkeyBrian J. AyotteHayden B. Bosworth
- Selecting an Electronic Medical Record: System for Small Physician PracticesNefertiti C. duPontDayna KoeningerJoseph D. GuyerDebbie Travers
- Market Hazard, Moral Imperative: Why We Need Health ReformChris Fitzsimon
- Get Health Reform Right, Not QuickJohn Hood
- 2009 North Carolina Child Health Report Card: Action for Children North Carolina and the North Carolina Institute of MedicineAction for Children North CarolinaNorth Carolina Institute of Medicine
- Policy Forum: Preconception Care: Building the Foundation for Healthy Women, Babies, and CommunitiesThomas C. RickettsChristine Nielsen
- Preconception Care: Building the Foundation for Healthy Women, Babies, and CommunitiesSarah VerbiestJoe Holliday
- Speeding the Progress to Improved Health and Wellness for North Carolina’s WomenMerry-K. Moos
- Recommendations for Women of Reproductive AgeSuzanne E. ShoresTanya Bailey
- Sidebar: State Budget’s Effect on Women’s Health CareTom Vitaglione
- The Unique Role of Family Physicians in Caring for Women Across the Reproductive Age SpanDaniel FrayneRichard Hudspethanalynn Beste
- Sidebar: The Role of North Carolina Medicaid in Women’s Health and WellnessPatti Forest
- The Role of Specialists in Providing Preconception Health Care and Guidance to Women with Chronic Medical ConditionsM. Kathryn MenardWilliam H. Goodnight
- Promoting Healthy Weight in Women: What the Physician Can Do to HelpAnna Maria Siega-RizCorrine Giannini
- The Problems No One Wants to See: Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Among Women of Reproductive Age in North CarolinaLaura LouisonSherri L. GreenSheila BunchAnna Scheyett
- Pills Are Not Enough: The Case for Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptives—and How North Carolinians Can BenefitAmy BryantCheryl L. KovarAlicia T. Luchowski
- Preconceptional Considerations and Counseling for the Infertile CoupleHaywood L. Brown
- Taking a Lead Role in Preconception Health Promotion in Eastern North CarolinaAlvina Long ValentinAmy HattemShelby Weeks
- Sidebar: Highlights from the North Carolina Preconception Health Strategic PlanAnna Bess Brown
- Reaching Women and Health Care Providers with Women’s Wellness Messages: The North Carolina Folic Acid Campaign as a ModelAmy Mullenix
- Improving the Health of Working Women: Aligning Workplace Structures to Reflect the Value of Women’s LaborPaige Hall SmithIrene Tessaro
- Sidebar: Resources for Women’s HealthLindsey E. Haynes
- 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 qualityLindsey E. Haynes
- Using Master Settlement Agreement Funds to Reduce Prenatal/Postpartum Smoking in North Carolina:: You Quit, Two QuitVandana ShahCandice JusticeBarbara Moeykens
- Running the Numbers: A Periodic Feature to Inform North Carolina Health Care Professionals about Current Topics in Health StatisticsRobert E. MeyerHarry W. HerrickFatma SimsekPaul A. Buescher
- Spotlight on the Safety Net: A Community CollaborationKimberly Alexander-Bratcher
Valentin, Alvina Long, Amy Hattem, and Shelby Weeks. 2009. “Taking a Lead Role in Preconception Health Promotion in Eastern North Carolina.” North Carolina Medical Journal 70 (5): 466–69. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.70.5.466.