Department of Health and Human Services (http://www.hhs.gov)
Health Resources and Services Administration
National Institutes of Health (http://www.nih.gov)
In the spring of 2001, the Washington State Board of Health surveyed more than 70 public health professionals, policy makers, analysts, advocates, practitioners, and faculty members and asked them about the information sources they relied on most. We asked them about reliable and influential Web sites, electronic newsletters, and journals, and about organizations that sponsor useful conferences. The following list contains links to publications and organizations that received multiple mentions in the survey, as well as come links commonly used by Board staff. Items preceded by caducei were mentioned most often.
Board staff members monitor related Web sites, journals, newsletters, electronic alerts for items to include in FYI, a list of research and resources prepared monthly for members of the Board and available to the public.
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Department of Health and Human Services (http://www.hhs.gov) |
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Health Resources and Services Administration |
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National Institutes of Health (http://www.nih.gov) |
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Department of Ecology (http://www.ecy.wa.gov) |
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Academy for Health Science Research and Health Policy (http://www.ahsrhp.org) |
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National Association of Local Boards of Health |
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National Conference of State Legislatures (http://www.ncsl.org) |
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National Rural Health Association |
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Washington State Association of Local Public Health Officials |
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Public Health Foundation (http://www.phf.org/) |
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UW Health Policy Analysis Program |
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State employees can search journals electronically at Washington State Library. Many journals are available on Ovid, some with full text. Electronic and print table of contents service (TOC and e-TOC) is also available for some journals. |
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Contents and abstracts free through Medline at National Library of Medicine. For state employees, Medline is also available through the Washington State Library. |
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American Health Line |
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American Journal of Public Health |
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Health Affairs http://www.healthaffairs.org/ |
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Journal of the American Medical Association |
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Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report full text on line, free subscription and e-TOC alert |
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New England Journal of Medicine |
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