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Table of Contents
Concurrent Oral Presentations
Wednesday, November29, 2000
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Session 1 Healthy Children and YoungPeople
Using Focus Groups to Plan School-Based Heart
Disease Prevention Programs 2
Chronic Disease Prevention Strategies for Preschool-Aged Children:
A Community Demonstration 3
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Risk Behaviors Among
High School Students 4
Evaluation ofHealthy Choices: A School-Based Nutrition and Physical
Activity Program 5
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Session2 ChronicDiseaseInterventions
Evaluation ofa Mailed Intervention to Promote Repeat Mammography 6
Acceptability ofa Health Department Intervention for CVD Risk Reduction:
North CarolinaWISEWOMAN 7
Lay Health Advisors Increase Cervical Cancer Screening Rates Among
Mexican Farmworkers 8
Diabetes Education in Faith-Based Settings: Re-Creating a "Community of Care" 9
Session 3 Worksite Health Promotion
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Choose to Move 1999 An American HeartAssociation Behavior Modification
Program for Women 10
Implementation and Evaluation of the New York State Commissioner's Physical
Activity and Nutrition Challenge 11
Improving Physical Activity for All Ages and Populations: The Take
Charge Challenge 12
Fit for Life: A Physical Activity Challenge That Results in Behavioral and
Environmental Change 13
Session 4 ChronicDiseaseScreeningandManagement
Development and Early Outcomes ofa Chronic Disease Management
Program in an African American Community 14
Effective Strategies: The Challenges of Reaching Rural Underserved Populations 15
Communicating Across Boundaries: The Asian American Women's Breast
and Cervical Cancer Program 16
Outcomes ofa Community-Based Replication ofthe Senior Health
Enhancement Program 17
Session5 SurveillanceandEpidemiology
Self-Reported Chronic Diseases, Associated Risk-Factors, and Access to Care
in a Latino Population in Maricopa County, Arizona 18
Chronic Disease Screening and Prevention Among Women Aged 40 Years
and Older Residing at the U.S.-Mexico Border 19
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Differences in "Healthy Days" Among U.S.- and Foreign-Born Hispanic Kansans 20
Diabetes Surveillance ofAdult Puerto Ricans in New York City 21
State-based Calculation ofYears ofHealthy Life Using Life Table Techniques 22
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Session6 Epidemiology andSurveillance
Cancer Risk Reduction From Ultraviolet-B Radiation and Vitamin D 23
Does the Stroke Belt Have a Buckle? A Multistate Analysis ofMedicare
Stroke Hospitalization Data 24
Health Benchmarks for Counties 25
What Types of Counties Contribute the Majority ofU.S. Risk in Excess of
HP 2010 Mortality Targets? 26
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Session 7 PreventionResearch and Translation
Development of an Asthma Management Program for Latino Children in
Houston Using Intervention Mapping 27
Evaluation of the Diffusion of the Child and Adolescent Trial for Cardiovascular
Health (CATCH) Program in Texas 28
Measurement of Group Collective Efficacy: Instrument Development and
Pilot Testing 29
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Session 8 Prevention and Case Management in Clinical Settings
Cost-Effectiveness of Case Management as a Component ofPrimary Care for
Low-Income Chronically 111 Persons 30
Health Risk Reduction: Evaluating Client Outcomes in a Rural Clinic Population 31
Abnormal Screening Adherence Follow-Up Program 32
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WISEWOMAN
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Thursday, November30, 2000
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Session 1 Activities and Future Directions in OlderAdult Health at CDC
Activities and Future Directions in Older Adult Health at the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention 34
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Session2 Partnerships
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Ats'iis Ya 'at'eehgo Ahoola Healthy Path: A Nutrition and Physical Activity
Program for Navajo Elders 35
Collaborative Response for Community Health Improvement 36
Creative Partnerships for Health Promotion in
African American Faith Communities 37
Chronic Disease Program Integration Plans in New York State 38
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Session 3 Policy and Environmental ChangeforRisk Reduction
Environmental Tobacco Smoke in Olmsted County, Minnesota: Sites of
Exposure and Attitudes of the Population 39
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Involving Community Members in Creating an Environment That Promotes
Physical Activity 40
The Shade Pilot Project: Planting Skin Cancer Prevention 41
Policies and Physical Environments Promoting Nutrition and Physical
Activity at Urban Churches 42
Session 4 Epidemiology andSurveillance
Impact ofDiabetes on Changes in Cardiovascular Disease Hospitalizations,
SouthCarolina, 1986-1998 43
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NCEP-ATP II Goals for the Public Are Not Being Reached Carolina Heart
Survey 44
Reducing Smoking and Total Mortality: Successes
in California and Massachusetts 45
State Estimates ofBehavioral Trends: BRFSS, 1991-1999 46
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Session5 PublicHealthPlanning
Public Health Planning: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National
Approach to Colorectal Cancer 47
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Session 6 MeasuringHealthy Days
Measuring Healthy Days 48
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Session 7 ChronicDiseaseInterventions
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REACH 2010: Lessons Learned From the Year One Planning Process On the
Way to Reducing Health Disparities 49
A Comprehensive Evaluation of the State Component ofthe 5 A Day for
Better Health Program 50
Enabling the Nation's Schools to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease, Cancer,
and Diabetes: A CDC Initiative 51
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Session8 ImprovingClinicalPractice
How the Evidence-Base for Effective Chronic Disease Prevention and
Management Services Is Used and Viewed by Managed Care Decision-Makers 52
Institutionalization of "Put Prevention Into Practice" (PPIP) in Primary Care
Settings: The Texas Experience 53
Using Evidence-Based Decision Making to Improve the Quality ofBreast
Cancer Screening and Diagnostic Services 54
The Prevalence ofHealth Risk Behaviors Among Adults Served by an
Inner-City Clinic 55
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Session 9 Worksite Health Promotion
Health Promotion for New York CityWorkers: Results ofa Citywide
Worksite Wellness Program 56
Making It Easier to Eat Well at Work 57
Partnering Health Insurance Company and Employee Wellness Programs:
Creating Changes That Improve Health 58
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Measuring Urban Worksite Environmental and Policy Supports for Heart
Health in Queens, New York City 59
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Session 10 SocialMarketing
Creative Partnering and Prevention Marketing: A New Tool for
Communities' Battles Against Chronic Disease 60
Evaluation ofa 5 A Day Social Marketing Campaign vs. Curriculum
Intervention for Middle School Adolescents 61
The California Women's 5 A Day Evaluation Study of Social Marketing Activities
Using Mass Media, Public Relations, and Retail Supermarkets 62
Strong Bones for a Lifetime Mall Walk Campaign 63
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Session 1 ClinicalInterventions andSelf-Care
Telephone Weight Loss Advisors Provide Obesity
Treatment in Primary Care 64
A Randomized Trial ofan Innovative Program to Improve Self-Care
Behaviors ofAfrican American Women With Type 2 Diabetes:
Impact on Diabetes Knowledge 65
Community-Based Interventions for Type 2 Diabetes: Glycemic Control,
Behavioral Change, and Psychosocial Status 66
A Randomized Trial to Improve Self-Care Behaviors ofAfrican American
Women With Type 2 Diabetes: Impact on Physical Activity 67
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Session 12 EliminatingDisparities
Community Church-Based, Low Income Hispanic and Undocumented Immigrant
Health Care Interventions Project 68
Reaching African Americans in Their Community
for Better Diabetes Health 69
Using Community Partnerships to Address Health Disparities: "My Body,
My Temple" Health Promotion Conference 70
First Steps in Eliminating Cardiovascular Health Disparities: Identifying
Beliefs and Practices in Communities of Color 71
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Session 13 Applications ofTechnology to Chronic Disease
The National Tobacco Control Program Chronicle: Internet-Based Progress
Reporting as a Learning Tool 72
Development ofa Publicly Accessible Database for Population-Based
Prevention Research at NIH 73
Tracking Cancer Communications Campaigns 74
Use of GIS to Target Outreach Activities and to Evaluate Screening Success
in the Indiana Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program 75
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Session 14 Tailored CommunicationsforDiversePopulations
Efficacy of a Tailored, Interactive, Multimedia Breast Cancer Intervention
for Low-Income Latinas 76
New York City Women's Health Heart Consortium 77
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Outcome Evaluation ofPaid Counter-Marketing Campaigns for Tobacco Control 78
Using Audience Segmentation Techniques to Prevent Adolescent Tobacco and
Alcohol Use 79
Friday, December 1, 2000
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Session 1 PhysicalActivity: Recommendations
Promoting Physical Activity: Recommendations From the Guide to Community
PreventiveServices 80
Applications From the Physical Activity Chapter, Guide to Community
PreventiveServices 81
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Session2 Healthy Children and YoungPeople
Mobilizing a Community Response to Childhood Obesity 82
Walk Our Children to School Day: A Model ofSuccess 83
California Children's Healthy Eating and Exercise Practices Survey
(CalCHEEPS): Food Sources and Dietary Influences 84
School Connections: Promoting Coordinated School Health Programs 85
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Session3 MediaAdvocacy andSocial Marketing
Outcomes ofa Tailored Health Promotion Program for
Female Blue-CollarWorkers 86
Using Partner and Target Audience Input to Develop Stigma-Reducing
Epilepsy Materials 87
Using Media Advocacy to Address Childhood Obesity Issues: Unhealthy
Fast Food in Public High Schools 88
The Motivation ofan Isolated Worksite to "Eat Smart Move Smart" 89
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Session4 SurveillanceandPlanning
Developing a Statewide Strategic Plan to Increase Opportunities for Physical Activity 90
Furthering the Vision ofMissouri Women Living Healthier, Living Longer,
and Developing Their Full Potential 91
The Status of Physical Activity in South Carolina: A Report
for Public Health Practitioners 92
Toward a National Cardiovascular Diseases
Surveillance System in Canada 93
Poster Sessions
Wednesday, November20, 2000
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PWl Visual Communications Solutions 95
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PW2 Using Media to Meet the Healthy People 2010 Objectives
for Cervical Cancer 96
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PW3 Lessons Learned From the Oatmeal Smart Heart Challenge to
Improve Health 97
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PW4 Decision Making for Prostate Cancer Screening: A Qualitative
Study ofMens Knowledge, Attitudes, and Values 98
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PW5 Impact ofa Computer-Tailored Maintenance Intervention on
Dietary and Physical Activity Beliefs and Attitudes 99
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PW6 Impact of Diabetes on Well-Being Among American Indians
in Oklahoma 100
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PW7 Relationship Between Arthritis and Obesity, by Sex, Using the
Utah Health Status Survey 101
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PW8 A Community Approach to Promote Healthy Eating and Physical
Activity in Culturally Diverse Communities 102
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PW9 Analytic Methods for Community-Based Assessments 103
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PW10 Partnering With the American Indian Community
for Biomedical Research 104
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PW11 Informing State Policy Makers Using a Web-Based Clearinghouse
ofState Best Practices in Cancer Control and Prevention 105
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PW12 Triangulation ofData From Texas Key Informants for Tobacco
Intervention Planning 106
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PW13 The National Folic Acid Campaign: Evaluating Effects ofa Social
Marketing Campaign 107
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PW14 Girls Rule! An Obesity Prevention Intervention for
African American Girls 108
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PW15 Reducing Smoking and Mortality Inequities:
Successes in California 109
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PW16 Characteristics of Racial/Ethnic Disparities Among Health Behaviors
From a Community-Based BRFSS Survey 110
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PW17 The Women's Cardiovascular Health Network Project:
Making Collaborative Efforts Work Ill
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PW18 Dietary Quality Among Obese Persons and Those With Normal or
High Blood Pressure 112
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PW19 Community-Based Environmental Lead Intervention Study 113
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PW20 Chronic Illness Self-Help Groups: An Untapped Resource for the
Formal Health Care Delivery System 114
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PW21 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance in Russia 115
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PW22 Factors Associated With Screening for Colorectal Cancer in a
Population-BasedProbability Sample—1993, 1995, 1997 116
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PW23 National Program of Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System 117
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PW24 Integration of Smoking Cessation/Reduction in Pregnancy Treatment
Model Into Maternity Care and Practice 118
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PW25 Development ofa System for Training Health Specialists in
Evidence-Based Chronic Disease Prevention in Russia 119
