Volume 8, Number
2
March/April 2004
| Page 1 |
What's the Difference? Exploring the Racial
Differences between Nashville Youth and Their Involvement in Risk Behaviors (Last in a Series) |
| Page 1 |
Report from the Davidson County Child Death Review Team, 2002 |
| Page 6 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases for January/February 2004 |
Volume 8, Number 1
January/February 2004
| Page 1 |
Meeting the Mark?: Nashville
Youth and Healthy People 2010 Objectives (Second in a Series) |
| Page 4 |
Change in Davidson County WIC
Procedures |
| Page 4 |
Mission of Public Health Watch |
| Page 5 |
Index to Articles in Public
Health Watch 2003 |
| Incert |
Public Health Watch Survey |
| Page 6 |
Reported Cases of Selected
Notifiable Diseases for November/December 2003 |
Volume 7, Number 5
November/December 2003
| Page 1 |
First Look
at the 2003 Youth Risk Behavior Survey: Obesity and Our Youth (First
in a Series) |
| Page 3 |
Hepatitis C in Davidson County |
| Page 4 |
Hot Topics: Caring for Children with Special Health
Care Needs |
| Page 6 |
Influenza Update |
| Page 8 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases for
September/October 2003 |
(There was no issue published for Sept/October)
Volume 7, Number 4
July/August 2003
| Page 1 |
NotiPHy Nashville is Here! |
| Page 1 |
Air Pollution and Health: A
Slippery Slope |
| Page 3 |
Prematurity: A Silent
Epidemic |
| Page 5 |
Bright Beginnings |
| Page 6 |
Selected Cases of Reported
Notifiable Diseases for May/June 2003 |
Volume 7, Number 3
May/June 2003
| Page 1 |
Report from the Davidson County
Child Death Review Team, 2001 |
| Page 1 |
Health Disparities Initiatives
Metro Public Health Department |
| Page 8 |
Safe Return Program |
| Page 9 |
Did You Know? |
| Page 9 |
Metro Public Health Department's Chronic Disease Team
Announces Publication of The Encourager |
| Page 10 |
Selected Cases of Reported
Notifiable Diseases fro March/April 2003 |
Volume 7, Number 2
March/April 2003
| Page 1 |
Perinatal Periods of Risk: A New Approach to an Age Old Problem, Part
III |
| Page 1 |
A New Set of EARS: Surveillance for
Bioterrorism and Beyond |
| Page 3 |
April 7 - 13, 2003 Is National
Public Health Week |
| Page 6 |
Selected Cases of Reported
Notifiable Diseases for January/February 2003 |
Volume 7, Number 1
January/February 2003
| Page 1 |
Introducing the
Nashville Public Health Alert Network |
| Page 1 |
Perinatal Periods of Risk: A New Approach to an Age Old Problem, Part II |
| Page 5 |
February Is American Heart Month |
| Page 5 |
Mission Statement of Public Health Watch |
| Page 6 |
Index to Articles in Public Health Watch 2002 |
| Page 8 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases for November/December 2002 |
Volume 6, Number 6
November/December 2002
|
Page 1 |
Perinatal Periods of Risk: A New
Approach to an Age Old Problem (Part 1) |
|
Page 1 |
Celebrating Progress Toward Syphilis
Elimination in Nashville |
|
Page 3 |
Comments of Tina Lester |
|
Page 4 |
Comments of Tonya Gunter |
|
Page 5 |
Comments of Dan McEachern |
|
Page 6 |
Breastfeeding Forum |
|
Page 8 |
Reported cases of selected notifiable
diseases for September/October 2002 |
Volume 6, Number 5
September/October 2002
|
Page 1 |
Welcome to the Special Edition |
|
Page 2 |
Central Referral System |
|
Page 4 |
How We Grow with Help from HUG |
|
Page 5 |
Healthy Start of Nashville |
|
Page 7 |
A Healthy Start Success Story:
Samantha and James |
|
Page 7 |
Health Start Success Story:
Mamie |
|
Page 8 |
Mamie Talks about her Health Start
Experience |
|
Page 9 |
Healthy Start Success Story:
Joy and Fred |
|
Page 10 |
Health Start Teen Support Group |
|
Page 11 |
Baby Baskets for Nashville |
|
Page 12 |
Children's Special Services |
|
Page 13 |
Care Coordination |
|
Page 14 |
Parents Encouraging Parents |
|
Page 15 |
Let the Circle Be Unbroken:
Caring for Children with Special Health Care Needs |
|
Page 16 |
Speaking Out about Speech and
Language |
|
Page 16 |
Turn the Page Together |
|
Page 16 |
Literacy Facts |
|
Page 17 |
Tennessee Newborn Hearing Screening
Update |
|
Page 18 |
School Health Program |
|
Page 19 |
A Day in the Life of a School Nurse |
|
Page 20 |
Caldwell School Family Resource
Center |
|
Page 22 |
Families First Program |
|
Page 23 |
Why Is Early Childhood Development a
Public Health Concern |
|
Page 24 |
The Healthy Child |
|
Page 24 |
Early Periodic Screening Diagnosis
and Treatment Quick Facts |
|
Page 25 |
Perinatal Periods of Risk |
|
Insert |
Division of Maternal Child Health
Quick Reference Program Information |
|
Page 27 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable
Diseases for July/August 2002 |
Volume 6, Number
4
July/August 2002
| Page 1 |
Mortality in Davidson County: Methods
and Trends, 1990-2000. Melissa Garcia, MPH |
| Page 1 |
Adult Immunization: Preparing for Flu
Season. Ami Sklar, MPH |
| Page 14 |
National Immunization Goal Set at 90%
Completion Rate for 24-Month Old Children. Denise
Stratz |
| Page 15 |
Co-Occuring Mental and Substance Use
Disorders among Tennessee Adolescents. Craig Anne
Heflinger, Ph.D. and Andrea Flowers |
| Page 16 |
Joseph Joins the Staff of the
Division of Epidemiology. |
| Page 17 |
To Raise the Collective Public Health
Knowledge of MPHD Employees. |
| Page 18 |
Reported cases of selected notifiable
diseases. |
Volume 6, Number 3
May/June 2002
|
Page 1 |
WIC Breastfeeding Program Exceeds State Expectations.
Marianne Greenwood, B.S.N., I.B.C.L.C. |
|
Page 1 |
Bioterrorism Update: Plague. Jennifer
Blackmon, B.S.N. |
|
Page 2 |
Invitation to Breastfeeding Forum. |
|
Page 3 |
Healthy Mothers and Healthy Babies. |
|
Page 10 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases. |
Volume 6, Number
2
March/April 2002
|
Page 1 |
Bioterrorism Update: Chemical Agents.
Jennifer Blackmon |
|
Page 4 |
Children's Special Services Offers Free Conference |
|
Page 5 |
New Vaccine Surveillance Network Targets Davidson
County Kathryn Edwards, M.D. |
|
Page 5 |
Antibiotics Becoming Less Effective Against New
Superbacteria Katie Garman |
|
Page 6 |
National Public Health Week |
|
Page 7 |
May is Mental Health Awareness Month |
|
Page 7 |
Children's Mental Health Week Celebration May 2002 |
|
Page 8 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases |
Volume
6, Number 1
January/February 2002
|
Page 1 |
Bioterrorism Update: Smallpox.
Jennifer Blackmon |
|
Page 1 |
A Needs Assessment of Persons Living with HIV/AIDS in
Middle Tennessee. Celia Larson |
|
Page 10 |
Faces of Success Frances Clark |
|
Page 11 |
2002 National Health Observances |
|
Page 12 |
Index to Articles in Public Health Watch 2001 |
Volume
5, Number 6
November/December 2001
|
Page 1 |
Bioterrorism Update: Anthrax.
Jennifer Blackmon |
|
Page 5 |
Love It and Live It or Leave It Alone
Raymond Martinez |
|
Page 6 |
Hepatitis A Surveillance and Control
Jennifer Blackmon |
|
Page 8 |
Reported cases of selected notifiable diseases for
September/October 2001 Nancy
Horner |
Insert to Volume
5, Number 5
September/October 2001
| Page 1 |
Preparedness against Chemical
and Biological Attacks. Stephanie Bailey |
| Page 2 |
Bioterrorism Questions Answered:
Smallpox and Anthrax. Division of Epidemiology and Division of
Notifiable Diseases and Immunization Promotion |
| Page 3 |
Building Infrastructure to Protect the
Public's Health. Jeffrey P.
Koplan |
Volume
5, Number Page 5
September/October 2001
| Page 1 |
Safety Belt Use in Davidson
County, Tennessee. Melissa Garcia |
| Page 5 |
Part Two of Syphilis Epidemic
Investigation Report Released. Jesse Huang |
| Page 7 |
Pediatrics, Public Health, or
Both? Kimberlee Wyche-Etheridge |
| Page 8 |
Public Health Infrastructure: A
Status Report. Department of Health and Human Services and The
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
| Page 9 |
The Courage To Do the Right Thing.
Stephanie Bailey |
| Page 10 |
Reported cases of selected
notifiable diseases for July/August 2001.
Nancy Horner |
Volume
5, Number Page 4
July/August 2001
| Page 1 |
Editor's Note. |
| Page 1 |
Foodborne Illness in Tennessee.
Timothy F. Jones, M.D. |
| Page 4 |
How MAPP Works. |
| Page 5 |
Scenes from the MAPP Launch
Event. |
| Page 6 |
Nashville Launches MAPP.
Alisa Haushalter, MSN, RN, CS |
| Page 7 |
Message from Mayor Bill Purcell.
Kelvin Jones |
| Page 8 |
Metropolitan Health Department's
Youth Advisory Board Supports MAPP. |
| Page 9 |
Interview with NACCHO Team. |
| Page 14 |
HIV/AIDS Conference in
Memphis. |
| Page 15 |
Creating a Healthy Community
Through MAPP. Stephanie B.C. Bailey, M.D., M.S.H.S.A., Director of
Health |
| Page 16 |
Reported Cases of Selected
Notifiable Diseases for May/June 2001. |
Volume
5, Number 3
March/April 2001
| Page 1 |
Lyme-like Disease in Tennessee.
Allen Craig |
| Page 1 |
April 2 - 8, 2001 is Public Health Week.
Nancy Horner |
| Page 3 |
Growing Up with Public Health.
Martha Lentz Walker and John Jackson Lentz |
| Page 5 |
You Can Make a Difference for Youth
"What Kids Need to Succeed". South Community Health Action
Team |
| Page 7 |
Melissa Garcia Joins the Staff of the
Division of Epidemiology. Public Health Watch
Staff |
| Page 8 |
Davidson County Breast-feeding Rates
Increase. Marianne Greenwood |
| Page 10 |
Letters from the Breast-feeding Support
Group. Breast-feeding Support Group |
| Page 14 |
Davidson County Animal Services
Facility Opens April 9, 2001. Public Health Watch
Staff |
| Page 15 |
May is Mental Health Month.
Tennessee Voices for Children |
| Page 16 |
Reported cases of selected
notifiable diseases for January/February 2001. Nancy
Horner |
Volume
5, Number 2
January/February 2001
| Page 1 |
Looking at Where
We Are…And the Beyond. Stephanie Bailey |
| Page 2 |
February is
American Heart Month. Public Health Watch Staff |
| Page 3 |
Recommendations
for Health Professionals Regarding Folic Acid. March of Dimes |
| Page 3 |
Mission of
Public Health Watch. Public Health Watch Staff |
| Page 4 |
2001 National
Health Observances. National Health Information Center |
| Page 5 |
Index to
Articles in Public Health Watch 1998 through 2000. Nancy Horner |
| Page 14 |
Reported
Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases for November/December 2000. Nancy
Horner |
Volume
5, Number 1
Special Edition/January 2001
| Page 1 |
Welcome to the
Special Edition. Jon Warkentin |
| Page 2 |
Surveillance: The
Foundation of Public Health. Catherine Seigenthaler |
| Page 4 |
Bioterrorism: The
Role of the Metropolitan Health Department. Pamela Trotter |
| Page 5 |
Chemical Terrorism
at the Adelphia Coliseum. Denise Stratz |
| Page 7 |
Meningococcal
Disease or It’s Not Just About Meningitis. Pamela Trotter |
| Page 9 |
Influenza Vaccine
2000 – 2001. Pamela Trotter and Catherine Seigenthaler |
| Page 12 |
Old Disease/New
Disease…Still a Problem. Chris Freeman |
| Page 12 |
HIV/AIDS
Surveillance. Brad Beasley and Mary Angel-Beckner |
| Page 13 |
A Captive Audience
"Community Partnership Helps to Combat Nashville’s Syphilis
Epidemic". Catherine Seigenthaler and Chris Freeman |
| Page 14 |
STD Free!. Tina
Lester |
| Page 15 |
From the Lentz
Tuberculosis Control Division: "The Need for Vigilance is Crucial". Diane
Schmitt |
| Page 16 |
TB Quick Facts. Diane
Schmitt |
| Page 17 |
New Recommendations
from the American Thoracic Society and the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention. American Thoracic Society and Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention |
| Page 18 |
Surveillance: A TB
Management Priority. Gail Claybrooks |
| Page 18 |
Tuberculosis Trials
Consortium. Linda Reeves-Hammock |
| Page 19 |
Useful Websites
Pertaining to Communicable Diseases. Bureau of Communicable Disease Control
Staff |
| Insert |
List of Notifiable
Diseases. Tennessee Department of Health |
Volume
4, Number 7
November/December 2000
| Page 1 |
Sexually Transmitted
Disease Report Released. Burns Rogers |
| Page 1 |
Davidson County Child
Deaths Increased in 1999. Peggy Pharris |
| Page 4 |
Metro Health Department
Bureau Director Elected as Chair of Board of Directors for CityMatCH. Public
Health Watch Staff |
| Page 4 |
Letter to the Editor |
|
Re: Use of Public
Health Watch as a Teaching Tool at Belmont University. Ruby Dunlap |
| Page 5 |
Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention’s Ten Leading Public Health Challenges of the 21st
Century. Jeffrey P. Koplan and David W. Fleming |
| Page 6 |
Reported Cases of Selected
Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, Tennessee for September/October
2000. Nancy Horner
|
Volume
4, Number 6
September/October 2000
| Page 1 |
Why Genetic Competencies in Public Health? Jianshi Huang
|
| Page 5 |
Metro Health Department Adopts Geographic Information Systems
Technology. Jim Jellison
|
| Page 7 |
Two Major Changes in Mortality Data. Jianshi Huang
|
| Page 10 |
Snapshot of Davidson County Fetal and Infant Mortality Data 1989 –
1998. Public Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 11 |
Food Protection in Nashville Then and Now. Jerry Rowland
|
| Page 12 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County,
Tennessee for July/August 2000. Nancy Horner
|
Volume
4, Number 5
July/August 2000
| Page 1 |
Racial Disparities in Fetal and
Infant Mortality. Sherry R. Johnson |
| Page 6 |
Nashville Consortium Formed to
Improve Care for the Uninsured. Bart Perkey |
| Page 7 |
Dr. Warkentin Named to Head
Bureau of Communicable Disease Control. Jon Warkentin |
| Page 8 |
Dr. Stephanie Bailey Addresses
NACCHO/ASTHO Conference. Stephanie Bailey |
| Page 10 |
Reported Cases of Selected
Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, Tennessee for May/June 2000. Nancy
Horner |
Volume
4, Number 4
May/June 2000
| Page 1 |
Unhealthy Behaviors Put
Nashville Youth at Risk. A Report on Disparities of Health Related
Behaviors Among Davidson County High School Students. Rachel Collins
Jones |
| Page 1 |
Nashville’s Child Death Review
Team Impacts Policy Development. Jannie Gray |
| Page 5 |
Letter to the Editor |
|
Re: Breastfeeding Program. Decinda
Condrey |
| Page 6 |
Reported Cases of Selected
Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, Tennessee for March/April 2000. Nancy
Horner |
Volume
4, Number 3
March/April 2000
| Page 1 |
1998 Mortality Data Summary. Ekan
I. Essien |
| Page 4 |
Metropolitan Health Department
of Nashville and Davidson County. Celebrating 150 Years of Public Health
in Nashville (1850 – 2000) / Public Health Week April 2000. Nancy
Horner |
| Page 5 |
Letter to the Editor |
|
Re: Work Performed by the
Division of Epidemiology. Ces’ Cook |
| Page 6 |
Reported Cases of Selected
Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, Tennessee for January/February
2000. Nancy Horner |
Volume
4, Number 2
Special Edition/April 2000
| Page 1 |
Editorial. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 2 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000).
1779 – 1876. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 3 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000).
1877 – 1891. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 4 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000).
1892 – 1895. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 5 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1895 – 1898. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 6 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1898 – 1906. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 7 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1906 – 1911. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 8 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1912 – 1918. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 9 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1918 – 1933. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 10 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1934 – 1936. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 11 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1936 – 1940. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 12 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1940 – 1942. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 13 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1942 – 1945. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 14 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1945 – 1950. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 15 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1950 – 1953. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 16 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1953 – 1954. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 17 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1954 – 1959. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 18 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1959 – 1961. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 19 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1962 – 1964. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 20 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1964 – 1968. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 21 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1968 – 1970. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 22 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1970 – 1988. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 23 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1988 – 1995. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 24 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1995 – 1997. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 25 |
Celebrating 150 Years of Public
Health in Nashville (1850 – 2000). 1997 – 2000. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 33 |
Metropolitan Health Department:
Mission, Vision, Activities, and Philosophy. Public Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 34 |
Metropolitan Health Department
Organizational Structure as of February 2000. Public Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 35 |
Achievements of Public Health in
Nashville. Stephanie Bailey
|
Volume
4, Number 1
January/February 2000
| Page 1 |
Message from Dr. Stephanie Bailey. Stephanie Bailey
|
| Page 1 |
1999 Highlights for Communicable Disease Control. Pam Trotter
|
| Page 4 |
Racial Health Disparities Due to Behavioral Factors? Burns Rogers
|
| Page 8 |
Metro Health Department Launches Health Data Web Pages. Public Health
Watch Staff
|
| Page 9 |
Animal Control. Judy Ladebauche
|
| Page 10 |
Mission of Public Health Watch. Public Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 11 |
Looking Ahead: Culture Change or Culture Shock. Stephanie Bailey
|
| Page 12 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County,
Tennessee for November/December 1999. Nancy Horner
|
Volume
3, Number 6
November/December 1999
| Page 1 |
Tennessee Influenza Pandemic Response Plan. Robert Taylor
|
| Page 3 |
Syphilis Initiative Wins Jim Parker Award. Public Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 3 |
Employees Tour Chicago Jail. Public Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 4 |
New Health Promotion Director Announced. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 5 |
Smoke-Free Nashville 1999 Summary. Mary Laurens M. Seely
|
| Page 6 |
Cost of Diabetes Not Solely Monetary. Sarah Lancaster
|
| Page 8 |
World AIDS Day. Mary Angel-Beckner and Brad Beasley
|
| Page 8 |
Metro Health Department Renewed for Participation in Tuberculosis Trials
Consortium Clinical Trials. Linda Reeves-Hammock
|
| Page 9 |
Syphilis Elimination/History in the Making. Public Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 14 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County,
Tennessee for September/October 1999. Nancy Horner
|
Volume
3, Number 5
September/October 1999
| Page 1 |
Will the New
Millennium
Be Any Safer from Infectious Diseases? Jianshi Huang
|
| Page 1 |
Tennessee Influenza Pandemic Response Plan. Robert Taylor
|
| Page 3 |
Snapshot of 1997 Natality Data. Nancy Horner
|
| Page 5 |
Coalition Formed to Address Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health
Status. Public Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 6 |
Dr. Stephanie Bailey Installed as President of NACCHO. Public Health
Watch Staff
|
| Page 10 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County,
Tennessee for July/August 1999. Nancy Horner
|
Volume
3, Number 4
July/August 1999
| Page 1 |
Number of Child Deaths in
Davidson County in 1998 Lowest in 5 Years. Peggy Pharris
|
| Page 3 |
Notifiable Disease Update. Public
Health Watch Staff
|
| Insert |
A Few Good Reasons for Reporting
of Notifiable Diseases. Communicable Disease Reporting Team
|
| Insert |
List of Notifiable Diseases. Tennessee
Department of Health
|
| Insert |
Tennessee Department of Health
Notifiable Disease Case Report. Tennessee Department of Health
|
| Page 4 |
Reported Cases of Selected
Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, Tennessee for May/June 1999. Nancy
Horner
|
Volume
3, Number 3
May/June 1999
| Page 1 |
Tuberculosis 1998: A Change of Focus. Gail Claybrooks
|
| Page 3 |
A Shigella Outbreak in Davidson County: 1998 – 1999. Pam Trotter
and Mary Ellen Chesser
|
| Page 4 |
Service Needs of Elderly and Disabled Residents of Davidson County. Sarah
Lancaster
|
| Page 5 |
Drowning Prevention. Lea Yerby and Alisa R. Haushalter
|
| Page 6 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, TN
for March/April 1999. Nancy Horner
|
Volume
3, Number 2
March/April
1999
| Page 1 |
Public Health: Everyday, Everywhere, Everybody. Nancy Horner and
Jianshi Huang
|
| Page 3 |
Eliminating Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health. Bart Perkey
|
| Page 7 |
Update from STD FREE!. East Community Health Action Team
|
| Page 8 |
Poison Prevention. Alisa R. Haushalter and Kendall Lanier
|
| Page 9 |
SMILE! The Tooth Fairy Is Coming. Mary McClean
|
| Page 9 |
Nashville Prepares for Threat of Bioterrorism. Linda Reeves-Hammock
|
| Page 10 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, TN
for January/February 1999. Nancy Horner
|
Volume
3, Number 1
January/February
1999
| Page 1 |
Public Health Challenges for the Next Century. Stephanie Bailey
|
| Page 2 |
A Snapshot of 1997 Mortality Data. Jianshi Huang
|
| Page 4 |
Smoke-Free Nashville Coalition. Barbara B. Jones
|
| Page 5 |
SIDS Incidence Increases During Winter. Marianne Greenwood
|
| Page 6 |
Survey Examines Barriers to Immunization. Immunization Management
Team
|
| Page 6 |
Public Health 101. Public Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 7 |
Nashville’s Syphilis Rate Was the Highest in Tennessee in 1998. Public
Health Watch Staff
|
| Page 8 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, TN
for 1998. Nancy Horner
|
Volume
2, Number 4
November/December
1998
| Page 1 |
A Message from Dr. Stephanie Bailey, Director of Health. Stephanie
Bailey
|
| Page 2 |
The Facts about Syphilis. An Overview of the Disease. Pam Trotter
|
| Page 3 |
The Facts about the Epidemic. The Epidemiology of Primary and Secondary
Syphilis in Nashville. Jianshi Huang
|
| Page 6 |
Health Department Response to the Epidemic. Sexually Transmitted Disease
Clinic Process. Dan McEachern
|
| Page 6 |
Health Department Response to the Epidemic. STD FREE!. Tina Lester
|
| Page 8 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, TN
for September/October 1998. Nancy Horner
|
Volume
2, Number 3
September/October
1998
| Page 1 |
Skunk Rabies
Identified in Davidson County. Larry Cole |
| Page 1 |
Rabid Skunk
Heightens Awareness. Mary Ellen Chesser |
| Page 3 |
The
Rifapentine Clinical Trial—Study 22. Anthony Chapdelaine |
| Page 3 |
Cooler
Weather Increases Risk of Radon Exposure. Fred Huggins |
| Page 4 |
Flow Chart
for Human Rabies Post-exposure Prophylaxis. Communicable Disease
Control and Gary Swinger |
| Page 6 |
Youth Sports
Injuries. Alisa R. Haushalter and Kathleen Thomas |
| Page 8 |
Reported
Cases of Selected Notifiable Diseases in Davidson County, TN for
July/August 1998. Nancy Horner |
Volume 2, Number 2
July/August 1998
| Page 1 |
Davidson County
Child Death Review Team Issues 1997 Findings. Peggy Pharris |
| Page 3 |
Investigation
of an Outbreak of Clostridium Perfringens. Jerry Rowland |
| Page 5 |
EPA Revises National
Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particulate Matter and Ozone. Rob Raney |
| Page 7 |
Influenza
Prevention Campaign. Immunization Management Team |
| Page 8 |
School Health Program Expands for 1998/1999.
Karen Gore |
| Page 8 |
Health Reference Manual for Schools. Denise
Stratz |
| Page 9 |
Back to School: Head Lice Issues. Denise
Stratz |
| Page 9 |
New Immunization Requirements. Mary
Fowler |
| Page 10 |
Perinatal Hepatitis B Program. Denise
Stratz |
| Page 11 |
Animal Safety/Responsible Pet Ownership
Program. Billy Hendrixson |
| Page 12 |
Reported Cases of Selected Notifiable
Diseases in Davidson County, TN for May/June 1998. Nancy Horner |
*This issue available in hard copy only.
*Volume 2,
Number 1
May/June 1998
|
Page 1 |
Letter from the Editor. Jianshi Huang |
|
Page
1 |
Tuberculosis Increases in 1997. Gail Claybrooks |
|
Page
3 |
Rocky Mountain ‘Spotted Fever’ Still a Lethal Disease.
Tim Jones |
|
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4 |
Immunization Update.
Mary Fowler |
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Syphilis: On the Rise in Davidson County.
Stuart Morrical |
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Addressing the Syphilis Problem in Davidson County.
Dederick Yeargin |
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Rabies Update.
Nancy Horner |
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Helpful Public Health and Epidemiology Websites.
Public Health Watch Staff |
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Communicable Disease Control Team Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee. Cathy Seigenthaler |
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Snapshot Selected Notifiable Diseases.
Public Health Watch Staff |
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Reporting of Notifiable Diseases: Achieving the Golden Standard. Mary Ellen Chesser |
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Tuberculosis in the United States.
Public Health Watch Staff |
