P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 75, Issue 6, 2014November 01, 2014 EDT
A Regional Model of Community Health Improvement in Western North Carolina: WNC Healthy Impact
A Regional Model of Community Health Improvement in Western North Carolina: WNC Healthy Impact
Articles in Vol. 75, Issue 6, 2014
Vol. 75, Issue 6, 2014
- Community Health Needs Assessment in Wake County, North Carolina: Partnership of Public Health, Hospitals, Academia, and Other StakeholdersEdie Alfano-SobseySue Lynn LedfordKasey DecosimoJennifer A. Horney
- A Cross-Sectional Study of Stressors Among Farmers in Eastern North CarolinaGregory D. KearneyAnn P. RaffertyLauren R. HendricksDaniel Landon AllenRobin Tutor-Marcom
- Raising Our Gaze to Improve Population HealthPeter J. Morris
- Is Health Determined by Genetic Code or Zip Code? Measuring the Health of Groups and Improving Population HealthPenelope Slade-Sawyer
- Achieving “A Better State of Health”: Healthy North Carolina 2020 and the Center for Healthy North CarolinaLaura Emerson EdwardsAndrea D. RadfordDonna M. AlbertoneJoanne Rinker
- Using Community Health Needs Assessments to Improve Population HealthJoy F. ReedEleanor Fleming
- A Regional Model of Community Health Improvement in Western North Carolina: WNC Healthy ImpactHeather GatesGibbie Harris
- Eat Smart, Move More North Carolina: An Obesity Prevention MovementDavid Gardner
- Advancing Native Health in North Carolina Through Tribally Led Community ChangesSheila FleischhackerRandi ByrdAmy Locklear Hertel
- The Case for Integrated Health ImprovementGibbie HarrisHeather Gates
- Reducing Health Disparities by Addressing Social Determinants of Health: The Mecklenburg County ExperienceMarcus PlesciaCheryl Emmanuel
- Linking Public Health With the Transformation of Primary CareWarren P. Newton
- The Impact of Smoke-Free Legislation on Population Health in North CarolinaSally HerndonJim MartinTanha PatelAnn Houston StaplesJoyce Swetlick
- Adopting a Tobacco-Free Campus Policy at a Substance Abuse Treatment CenterBen Gregory
- Importance of Regular Testing of Private Drinking Water Systems in North CarolinaNirmalla BarrosKenneth RudoMina Shehee
- Preventing Dental Caries Through Community Water FluoridationB. Alex WhiteSharon M. Gordon
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health Care: Joy Reed, EdD, RNKiah Gaskin
- Running the Numbers: Healthy North Carolina 2020: Are We Making Progress Toward Our Objectives?Eleanor E. Howell
- Philanthropy Profile: The Duke Endowment’s Efforts to Support Population HealthElizabeth Chen
Gates, Heather, and Gibbie Harris. 2014. “A Regional Model of Community Health Improvement in Western North Carolina: WNC Healthy Impact.” North Carolina Medical Journal 75 (6): 404–5. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.75.6.404.