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1. Parks After Dark evaluation report

Author(s):
Pourat, Nadereh, author
Martinez, Ana E., author
Haley, Leigh Ann, author
Rasmussen, Petra, author
Chen, Xiao, author
Publication:
Los Angeles, CA : UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, May 2017
Subject(s):
Government Programs
Health Promotion -- methods
Parks, Recreational
Recreation
Chronic Disease -- prevention & control
Cost Savings
Exercise
Interinstitutional Relations
Obesity -- prevention & control
Public Health
Safety
Socialization
Violence -- prevention & control
Humans
California
Los Angeles
United States

2. Parks After Dark evaluation report

Author(s):
Pourat, Nadereh, author
Martinez, Ana E., author
Haley, Leigh Ann, author
Chen, Xiao, author
Publication:
Los Angeles, CA : UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, July 2018
Subject(s):
Government Programs
Health Promotion -- methods
Parks, Recreational
Recreation
Chronic Disease -- prevention & control
Cost Savings
Exercise
Interinstitutional Relations
Obesity -- prevention & control
Public Health
Safety
Socialization
Violence -- prevention & control
Humans
California
Los Angeles
United States

4. How many seniors live in poverty?

Author(s):
Cubanski, Juliette, author
Koma, Wyatt, author
Damico, Anthony, author
Neuman, Tricia, author
Publication:
San Francisco, CA : Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, November 2018
Subject(s):
Aged -- statistics & numerical data
Aged, 80 and over -- statistics & numerical data
Poverty -- statistics & numerical data
African Americans
Censuses
European Continental Ancestry Group
Government Programs
Health Expenditures
Health Status
Hispanic Americans
Income
Medicare
Men
Sex Factors
Social Security
Socioeconomic Factors
State Government
Women
Humans
United States

5. Gauging the progress of the National Health Information Technology Initiative: perspectives from the field

Publication:
Oakland, Calif. : California HealthCare Foundation, c2008
Subject(s):
Diffusion of Innovation
Medical Informatics -- trends
Medical Records Systems, Computerized -- trends
Program Evaluation
Federal Government
Forecasting
Government Programs
Medical Informatics -- economics
Medical Informatics -- legislation & jurisprudence
Medical Informatics -- standards
Medical Records Systems, Computerized -- economics
Medical Records Systems, Computerized -- legislation & jurisprudence
Medical Records Systems, Computerized -- standards
Privacy
State Government
Humans
United States
United States. Department of Health and Human Services.
United States.

6. Participating in a national project, Pennsylvania nursing homes reduce CAUTIs

Author(s):
Adkins, JoAnn, author
Publication:
[Harrisburg, Pennsylvania] : Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority, December 2016
Subject(s):
Catheter-Related Infections -- prevention & control
Nursing Homes
Urinary Tract Infections -- prevention & control
Government Programs
Patient safety
Urinary Catheterization -- adverse effects
Urinary Catheters -- adverse effects
Urinary Tract Infections -- epidemiology
Urinary Tract Infections -- etiology
Humans
Pennsylvania
United States
United States. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.

8. Reports: "Summary of ADL-OSTI Report," "Improving Health Care Through Voluntary Regional Cooperative Programs," and "An Approach to Evaluation for the Regional Medical Program"

Publication:
Produced: [2 April, 28 September, 26 October 1970]
Subject(s):
Program Evaluation
Government Programs
Voluntary Health Agencies
National Health Programs
Archival Collection:
The Regional Medical Programs Collection (Profiles in Science)

9. Aiming for fewer hospital u-turns: the Medicare hospital readmission reduction program

Author(s):
Boccuti, Cristina, author
Casillas, Giselle, author
Publication:
Menlo Park, CA : Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, March 2017
Subject(s):
Hospitals
Medicare
Patient Readmission -- statistics & numerical data
Government Programs
Patient Readmission -- economics
Reimbursement Mechanisms
Reimbursement, Incentive
Humans
United States