P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 74, Issue 1, 2013January 01, 2013 EDT
Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: A periodic feature that recognizes individuals whose efforts—often unsung—enhance the health of North Carolinians
Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: A periodic feature that recognizes individuals whose efforts—often unsung—enhance the health of North Carolinians
Articles in Vol. 74, Issue 1, 2013
Vol. 74, Issue 1, 2013
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: A periodic feature that recognizes individuals whose efforts—often unsung—enhance the health of North CaroliniansCarolyn SextonAnne M. Williams
- Emergency Department Visits Attributable to Asthma in North Carolina, 2008Kristen Hassmiller LichDebbie TraversWayne PsekMorris WeinbergerKarin YeattsWinston LiaoSteven J. LippmannLevi NjordAnna Waller
- Achieving Health for a Lifetime: A Community Engagement Assessment Focusing on School-Age Children to Decrease Obesity in Durham, North CarolinaLeonor CorsinoJennifer R. McDuffieJonathan KotchRemy CoeytauxBernard F. FuemmelerGwen MurphyMarie Lynn MirandaBrenda PoirierJanet MortonDavid ReeseSharon BakerHeidi CarterRebecca FreemanColleen BlueWilliam S. Yancy
- Policy Forum: Bright Futures for Well-Child CarePeter J. Morris
- Implementing Bright Futures Guidelines for Well-Child Care in North CarolinaJane Meschan Foy
- The Importance of Screening for Healthy Weight and Recommending Healthy Lifestyles in Pediatric PatientsEliana M. PerrinAsheley Cockrell Skinner
- sidebar: School-Based Obesity Treatment: The MATCH ProgramSuzanne LazorickYancey CrawfordGeorge T. Hardison
- Implications of the New Lead Screening Recommendations in North CarolinaJennifer E. CrottyDavid L. Eldridge
- Maternal Care Practices and Breastfeeding in North Carolina: Becoming Baby-FriendlySusan R. MimsJoni H. Lisenbee
- Sexually Transmitted Infections in AdolescentsPreeti Patel Matkins
- Providing Anticipatory Guidance to Children and AdolescentsStephen W. North
- sidebar: Safe Kids North CarolinaWayne Goodwin
- Behavioral Kernels and Brief Interventions: Teaching Parents Effective Behavior Management StrategiesCheri J. Shapiro
- The Importance of Routine Screening for Strengths and Risks in Primary Care of Children and AdolescentsMarian F. Earls
- sidebar: North Carolina’s Health Check ProgramFrank Skwara
- sidebar: Surveillance for Behavioral Health Problems and Developmental Disabilities in Pediatric Primary CareEmma J. Miller
- Immunizations for PreteensEmmanuel B. WalterRichard J. Chung
- sidebar: Coping With a Pertussis Outbreak in Alamance County, North CarolinaKathleen Shapley-Quinn
- Running the Numbers: A Periodic Feature to Inform North Carolina Health Care Professionals About Current Topics in Health StatisticsJennifer Toller ErausquinEllen EssickPaula Hudson Hildebrand
- Spotlight on the Safety Net: A Community CollaborationAnne M. Williams
- Growing Up Well: Supporting Young Children’s Social-Emotional Development and Mental Health in North CarolinaNorth Carolina Institute of Medicine
- 2012 North Carolina Child Health Report CardLaila A. BellAnnie E. Casey
- Healthy North Carolina 2020 and Social Determinants of HealthLaura Emerson Edwards
- Invisible ChildrenMeggan GoodpastureV. Denise EverettMartha GaglianoAditee P. NarayanNarayan Sara Sinal
Sexton, Carolyn, and Anne M. Williams. 2013. “Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: A Periodic Feature That Recognizes Individuals Whose Efforts—Often Unsung—Enhance the Health of North Carolinians.” North Carolina Medical Journal 74 (1): 7–7. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.74.1.7.