V4S1 November 2011

Washington State Journal of Public Health Practice

Volume 4, Special Issue 1

November 2011

ISSN 1934-6360

Table of Contents

Abstracts presented at the Joint Conference on Health 2011

 

Oral Abstracts
ImprovingFoodborne Disease Outbreak Response in WashingtonJ. Anderburg, J. Matheson	1
WATrac: Building a Preparedness & Response Network for Healthcare in WashingtonB. Andrews, S. Foster	2
Measuring the Output of Local Health Department Services: ThePHAST StudyB. Beckemeier, Y. R. Yang	3
Community Planning and HealthK. Bell, K. Johnson, A. Shumann	4
Building Community Using Community Health Advocates in Public HousingK. Burgoyne, G. Hansen	5
Federal Health Reform: The Hospital PerspectiveB. Burlingham, B. Suiter	6
Factors AffectingLHJ Leaders’ Decisions in a Budget Crisis: A Washington PHPBRN StudyA. Chen, B. Beckemeier	7
Can Anyone Hear Us? Using Earned, Paid, and Social Media to Get Our Message OutT. Church , S. Johnston, J. Apa	8
Weaving Bright Futures for Children Exposed to Adverse TraumaE. Conley, R. Harrington, M. Charbonneau, N. Patel, B. Hanks, E. Utecht, C. Blodgett	9
Addressing STD Notification and Disclosure: Anonymous Online SMS/Email ProgramT. DeStefano, A. Hayes	10
MCH Home Visiting in Montana: Effects on Birth Outcomes and Medicaid CostJ. A. Dotson	11
Teen to Teen: Building Community Through Peer Health EducationR. Fleming, L. Love, S. Sutherland	12
Building Capacity in Urban American Indian/Alaska Native CommunitiesJ. Folkman	13
A Model for Measuring the Public Health System in Washington State Y. Fong, M. Flake	14
Electronic Cigarette Regulations in King County J. Gilroy	15
The Spectrum of Prevention: Application to STD Program Development and Evaluation A. Hayes, S. Wenzl	16
Does Research Help LHJs? Why Public Health Systems and Services Research Matters l. Hitchcock, J. Dilley, T. Hilliard, A. Chen	17
New Pet Business Regulations Address Zoonotic Disease Prevention S. Hopkins	18
Innovative Approaches to Improving Family Health Outcomes S. Hoskins, B. Okantey, A. Dominguez, S. Hales	19
Learning from Immigrant Parents: Strategies to Build Lead-Free Communities L. Jenks, E. Long	20
Public Health “Meaningful Use” Update for Electronic Lab Reporting, Immunization, and Syndromic Surveillance B. T. Karras, N. Close, M. Harris	21
Buprenorphine (Suboxone) in the Treatment of Opiate DependenceH. Leibrand	22
Surveillance for Influenza Hospitalizations Using Electronic Data, Spokane, WA K. Lofy, N. Close, M. Springer	23
Partnering To Meet the Challenge of Healthcare Associated Infections P. Lovinger, D. Birnbaum, T. Loke, J. Tebaldi	24
Building Community Resilience Through Mobile Technology J. Madrano, H. Karasz, S. Bogan	25
How to Use the Exemplary Practices Compendium to Improve Public Health M. Mason, S. Wenzl	26
Performance Management in Public HealthM. Mason	27
Public Health-Primary Care Collaboration: The Future of Obesity Prevention C. Mayer, L. Hanson, C. Louw, A. Knappe	28
Utilizing the Determinants of Health to Improve the Work of Public Health J. Merte, A. Johnston, P. Slider, K. Inman, S. Hoskins, B. Walker	29
Collaborate! Improve Access for the Uninsured with Project Access and AdvocacyJ. Nusser, L. Nilsen-Solares, A. Melnick, V. Gaston,	30
The Cost Effective Way to Enforce Tobacco LawsK. Panerio, E. Gural, C. Zilar	31
Pregnancy Partners: A Patient Navigator System to Improve Early Prenatal Care M. Payne, M. Storey, D. Sanders	32
Growing Healthier: Incorporating a Health Element into a Comprehensive Plan M. Payne, B. Haggerty, J. Hyde, J. Merte, T. Mortell	33
CK@CWU – Bring a Community Kitchen to Campus, and Students will Cook! R. Pearson	34
Performance Evaluation for a Local Health Officer C. Rainey, S. Lundquist, L. D’Ambrosio	35
Effectiveness of Public Health-to-Health Care Provider Emergency Communications D. Revere, J. Baseman	36
The Pacific Coast Response to the Fukushima Radiation ReleasesB. Rhodes, B. Taylor, C. Franklin	37
Vaccine Hesitancy: Building Solutions for Washington State and BeyondM. Roberts, G. Heller	38
Community Design Indicators for Environmental Public Health Tracking in OregonD. Rubado	39
The Prescription Drug Epidemic and Promising Strategies To Address It J. Sabel, C. Baumgartner, K. Weeks	40
A New Solution – AmeriCorps and Rural Community Health PromotersK. Sanders, J. Palmer, S. Horace, R. Brader	41
Developmental Benefits of Outdoor Play in Head Start Preschools F. Satir, N. Price, S. Knodell	42
Extension Nutrition Educators’ Views About Promoting Children’s Healthy Eating J. Schultz	43
Improving Collaboration Among Local Boards of Health M. Storey, M. Boldt, B. Nicola	44
Healthy Corner Store Partnerships Improve Access to Healthy Foods N. Tauzin, E. Durek, S. Bedsaul	45
Leading and Managing the Change Process using Reshaping Governmental Public Health in Washington State An Agenda for Change J. Thompson, J. Britt	46
Health Disparities: Washington State through the Lens of the 2011 CDC ReportJ. VanEenwyk	47
Breaking the Chain: Taking the Lead in the Tobacco Cessation Quitline Initiative C. Vanzant	48
The Development of an Undergraduate Program Addressing Public Health Challenges C. Wade, M. Abrums, A. Anderson, A. Kovalesky, A. Stone, J. Beschta, F. Connel, J. Resnick, S. Leadley, M. Baroni, S. Mohammed, B. Beckemeier, J. Orcutt, C. Cooke	49
Results of Health Impact Assessment on Pedestrian Bridge in Spokane L. Wallace, M. Wittstruck, A. Summers, H. Dewey	50
Determining the Best Public Health Messaging for Kitsap County Homeless Persons R. Westergaard, S. Kushner	51
Health and Environmental Challenges in King County’s Dry Cleaning CommunityS. Whittaker	52
Next Steps in the Governmental Public Health Agenda for ChangeJ. Wiesman, G. Grunenfelder	53
Public Health is Public Safety: How We Got a 1% Property Tax for Public Health J. Wiesman, M. Boldt	54
Cultural Considerations in Disease Investigation D. T. Yu, D. Dorffeld, P. Nguyen	55
Poster Abstracts
2012 Puget Sound Earthquake Exercise Series – Health and Medical Participation D. Banks	56
Lessening Urban-Rural Disparities of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment S. Benavides-Vaello	57
Cultural Barriers to Accessing Behavioral Health Services in Rural Washington S. Benavides-Vaello, C. Van Son, A. Strode,	58
Improving Access to Translated Health Materials through Machine Translation M. Brownstein, D. Capurro	59
Associations Between Cesarean Section and Public or Private Insurance G. Calip, G. Bell, R. Drieling	60
Strengthening Bonds Through Collaboration While Introducing New Training Methods J. Franco	61
Assessing Urban Rural Gaps in Health Insurance Coverage in Washington State A. Hailu	62
Improving STD Reporting Timeliness: Lessons from Spokane County A. Hayes	63
Preterm Birth Among American Indian/Alaskan Natives in Washington and Montana M. Hwang, S. Yazzie, A. Shrestha, M. Jackson	64
Understanding How Washington Cities Create Opportunities for Healthy LivingE. Lamson	65
Vibrio Mimicus Infection after Crayfish Consumption D. MacEachern	66
Rainier Valley Eats! Community Organization for ChangeK. Mayer,D. Vinh, L. Suzumura, R. Miller	67
Implementing Asthma Education and Home Visit Program for theSuquamish TribeS. Neeleman, J. Primomo	68
A Partnership to Improve Washington’sEHDDI Process from Birth to EIK. Neidt, D. Lochner Doyle, N. Hatdield, K. Walker, C. Foy, K. Rydecki	69
Chemical Risks Associated with Eating Shellfish Harvested from Oakland Bay, WashingtonL. O’Garro, E. Kochaniewicz	70
Effect of a Dental Referral Process on Emergency Department Use for Non-Urgent Dental CareJ. Rasmussen, J. Primomo	71
Should Tall Pregnant Women Step on a Different Scale?B. Saltzman, A. Mokdad	72
Adverse Perinatal Outcomes in Women with Epilepsy: A Population-Based StudyS. Schepp	73
Evaluation of a Motivational Interviewing Training CourseL. Sieberson	74
Agricultural Pesticide Drift and Acute Pesticide-Related Illness in WashingtonJ. Sievert	75
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