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P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Policy Forum: Columns
Vol. 71, Issue 6, 2010November 01, 2010 EDT

Spotlight on the Safety Net

Kimberly Alexander Bratcher, Joan Mabry, Judy Hawkins, Betsy Tesseneer, Michael Barringer,
DepartmentsKimberly Alexander BratcherJoan MabryJudy HawkinsBetsy TesseneerMichael Barringer
Copyright Logoccby-nc-sa-4.0 • https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.71.6.579

Articles in Vol. 71, Issue 6, 2010

Vol. 71, Issue 6, 2010
  • Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care
    Anna Bauer
  • Attitudes Toward Smoking Restrictions in Work Sites, Restaurants, and Bars Among North Carolinians
    Rachel Loflin MaguireJason BrinkleyChristopher Mansfield
  • Suicide and Homicide in North Carolina: Initial Findings From the North Carolina Violent Death Reporting System, 2004-2007
    Sandra L. MartinScott ProescholdbellTammy NorwoodLawrence L. Kupper
  • Policy Forum Prevention and Control of Injury and Violence
    Thomas C. Ricketts
  • Positioning North Carolina for Leadership in Injury Control: A Call to Action
    Carol W. Runyan
  • Injury Prevention: North Carolina’s Challenge and Capacity to Respond
    Sharon Baker RhyneSharon Schiro
  • Injury Prevention: Aspects of the Legislative Response
    Tom Vitaglione
  • Epidemiology of Injury and Violence in North Carolina
    Scott ProescholdbellKatherine J. Harmon
  • Interest and Need Greatly Outpace Resources for Youth Suicide Prevention
    Sherry LehmanJane Ann Miller
  • Unintentional Poisoning in North Carolina: An Emerging Public Health Problem
    Marsha D. Ford
  • Addressing the Escalating Public Health Issue of Falls Among Older Adults
    Ellen Caylor SchneiderTiffany E. ShubertKatherine J. Harmon
  • The North Carolina Falls Prevention Coalition
    Sharon Baker RhyneEllen Caylor Schneider
  • Preventing Child Maltreatment in North Carolina
    Adam J. Zolotor
  • Violence Against Women in North Carolina
    Rebecca J. Macy
  • Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence in North Carolina: A Public Health Approach
    Brenda LintonCatherine GuerreroJen Przewoznik
  • Is Fatality-Free Travel on North Carolina’s Streets and Highways Feasible? It’s Time to Think the Unthinkable
    Herbert G. GarrisonJennifer L. Smith
  • Fatal and Nonfatal Firearm Injuries in North Carolina
    Tamera Coyne-BeasleyAbigail C. Lees
  • Occupational Injury in North Carolina
    Dawn N. CastilloSheila Higgins
  • Trauma Systems: Improving Trauma Outcomes in North Carolina
    Robert D. BecherJ. Wayne Meredith
  • Spotlight on the Safety Net
    Kimberly Alexander BratcherJoan MabryJudy HawkinsBetsy TesseneerMichael Barringer
  • Running the Numbers
    Robert E. MeyerMargaret A. Harper
  • Philanthropy Profile
    Jeri Krentz
  • Health Reform From the Perspective of a Small and Rural Hospital
    Laura J. Easton
  • Health Care Reform: What It Means for North Carolina’s Hospitals
    Michael C. Tarwater
  • Short- and Long-Term Solutions for Co-Location in Adult and Family Care Homes
    North Carolina Institute of Medicine
  • Improving Youths’ Health Through School-Based Health Centers
    Genie Komives
North Carolina Medical Journal
Bratcher, Kimberly Alexander, Joan Mabry, Judy Hawkins, Betsy Tesseneer, and Michael Barringer. 2010. “Spotlight on the Safety Net.” North Carolina Medical Journal 71 (6): 579–80. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.71.6.579.
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