P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 71, Issue 5, 2010September 01, 2010 EDT
Advancing the Global Public Health Agenda With Commercial Clinical Research Infrastructure
Advancing the Global Public Health Agenda With Commercial Clinical Research Infrastructure
Articles in Vol. 71, Issue 5, 2010
Vol. 71, Issue 5, 2010
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health CareAnna Bauer
- Secondhand Smoke Policies at State and County FairsCaroline MageAdam O. GoldsteinSiobhan ColganBron SkinnerKathryn D. KramerJulea SteinerAnn H. Staples
- Drive-Time Proximity to Joint Commission Primary Stroke Centers Among North Carolina Residents Who Died of StrokeAndrew W. AsimosDianne EnrightSara L. HustonLaurie H. Mettam
- Health Care Reform: A Perspective From Primary CareSteve ShoreGregory K. Griggs
- Putting Patients at the Forefront of Good Health Care ReformRobert W. Seligson
- Policy Forum International Health Initiatives in North CarolinaThomas C. Ricketts
- Understanding the Relevance of Global Health to North CarolinaLisa HawleyNicole FoucheWillard CatesMargaret E. Bentley
- One Health and Climate Change: Linking Environmental and Animal Health to Human HealthBarrett D. Slenning
- Significance of Aflatoxins in Rural and Global Health: Concern for Agricultural WorkersMustafa I. Selim
- North Carolina’s Health Care Workforce: How Global Are We?Leah E. Masselink
- Why Global Health Matters to North Carolina: Effects of the Global Health Sector on North Carolina’s EconomyKim Chapman PageAdrian Garcia-MosqueiraSui TangCharles Becker
- Global Health Is (Local) Public HealthMargaret E. BentleyGretchen Van Vliet
- North Carolina and the Evolving Global Health Policy AgendaBenjamin Mason MeierKristen Nichole Brugh
- Call to Action on Breastfeeding in North Carolina: Review and RationaleMiriam H. LabbokEmily Taylor
- Linking Challenges, Sharing Solutions: The Global Crisis in Human Resources for HealthBarbara StilwellDavid Nelson
- North Carolina and Global Reproductive Health: For Better and WorsePatty SkusterMerrill Wolf
- The Local/Global Connection: Partnering to Address the Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs of Latinos in North CarolinaLaura Villa-TorresFlorence M. SimánMerrill Wolf
- Advancing the Global Public Health Agenda With Commercial Clinical Research InfrastructureKelly T. McKeeOren Cohen
- Adapting the Evidence-Based Women’s CoOp Intervention to Prevent Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection in North Carolina and International SettingsWendee M. WechsbergFelicia A. BrowneRachel Middlesteadt EllersonWilliam A. Zule
- Latino Health Coalition: Professional Development for Lasting ChangeStephanie Carter CaplanMelissa Edwards Smith
- Bringing Together Institutions and Individuals in Kannapolis, North Carolina, for Discoveries That Make the World HealthierDave Gessner
- Reports From the Field: North Carolina’s Global Health ConnectionsRose Hoban
- The North Carolina Contribution to the CAPRISA 004 Study: The Global Health Initiative in ActionWillard CatesAngela D. M. Kashuba
- 2010 Child Health Report CardAction for Children North CarolinaNorth Carolina Institute of Medicine
McKee, Kelly T., and Oren Cohen. 2010. “Advancing the Global Public Health Agenda With Commercial Clinical Research Infrastructure.” North Carolina Medical Journal 71 (5): 474–76. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.71.5.474.