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Delivering the Science
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Robert F. Allen
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The American Journal of Health Promotion
Authors' Series
Hosted by Dr. Michael O'Donnell
I am pleased to invite you to join us in our series of free live webinars, featuring research published in The American Journal of Health Promotion. Each session will present studies that have a significant impact on health promotion research or practice. Authors will present their work, participants will have a chance to ask questions and I will facilitate the conversation.
Michael P. O’Donnell, PhD, MBA, MPH
Editor in Chief, The American Journal of Health Promotion
Tuesday, January 17 at 1:00 PM (eastern)
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The Impact of Alternative Incentive Schemes on
Completion of Health Risk Assessments |
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| How Residential Mobility and School Choice
Challenge Assumptions of Neighborhood Place–Based Interventions American Journal of Health Promotion Jan/Feb 2012 V26, I3, 180-183 Diana Silver, PhD, MPH Assistant Professor of Public Health Director, BS in Public Health, NYU Steinhardt School |
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| U.S. Children’s Preschool Weight Status
Trajectories: Patterns From 9-Month, 2-Year, and 4-Year Early
Childhood Longitudinal Study–Birth Cohort Data American Journal of Health Promotion Jan/Feb 2012 V26, I3, 172-175 Brian Moss, PhD Adjunct Professor, School of Social Work, Wayne State University |
Tuesday, December 13 at 1:00 PM (eastern)
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Health Risk Behaviors of Afghanistan and Iraq War
Veterans Attending College |
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| Environmental Influences on Children’s Physical
Activity and Eating Habits in a Rural Oregon County American Journal of Health Promotion Nov/Dec 2011 V26, I2, e74 Nancy E. Findholt, PhD, RN Associate Professor, Oregon Health & Science University School of Nursing |
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| Development and Implementation of the Guiding
Stars Nutrition Guidance Program American Journal of Health Promotion Nov/Dec 2011 V26, I2, e55 Lori A. Kaley, MS, RD, LD, MSB Policy Associate, Muskie School of Public Service, University of Southern Maine |
Tuesday November 15 1:00 pm - 2:00 PM EDT
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The ACTIVATE Study: Results from a
Group-Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing a Traditional
Worksite Health Promotion Program With an Activated Consumer
Program |
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Changes in Physician Costs Among High-Cost
Transcendental Meditation Practitioners Compared With High-Cost
Nonpractitioners Over 5 Years |
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Randomized Trial of a Computer-Tailored
Intervention for Patients with Depression |
Tuesday, September 20 1:00 pm - 2:00 PM EDT
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Step It Up: A Multicomponent Intervention to Increase Stair
Use in a University Residence Building American Journal of Health Promotion Sept/Oct 2011 V26, I1, 2-5 Erin Kay Howie, BS Doctoral Candidate Department of Exercise Science, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina |
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| Stress Level, Health Behaviors, and Quality of Life
in Employees Joining a Wellness Center American Journal of Health Promotion Sept/Oct 2011 V26, I1, 21-25 Matthew M. Clark, PhD, LP Professor of Psychology, Mayo Clinic |
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| Associations Between Natural Amenities, Physical
Activity, and Body Mass Index in 100 North Carolina Counties American Journal of Health Promotion Setp/Oct 2011 V26, I1, 52-56 Stephanie Bell Jilcott, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health, East Carolina University, |
Tuesday, August 16 1:00 pm - 2:00 PM EDT
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Worksite Physical Activity Policies and
Environments in Relation to Employee Physical Activity |
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Effects of TV in the Bedroom on Young Hispanic
Children |
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The Association Between Objectively Measured
Neighborhood Features and Walking in Middle-Aged Adults |
Tuesday, July
19 1:00 pm - 2:00 PM EDT
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Awareness and Reported Consequences of a
Cigarette Tax Increase Among Older Adolescents and Young Adults
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The Effectiveness of a Walking Booster Program
for Seniors |
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Increasing Consumer Demand
Among Medicaid Enrollees for Tobacco Dependence Treatment: The
Wisconsin "Medicaid Covers It" Campaign |
Cigarette Smoking Interventions Among Diverse Populations
Tuesday, June 28 1:00 pm - 2:00 PM EDT
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This webinar will feature three presenters whose work was recently published in a special issue of the American Journal of Health Promotion. Dr. Anita Fernander, Associate Professor in the Department of Behavioral Science at the University of Kentucky, will host the event. |
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A National, Mass Media Smoking Cessation
Campaign: Effects by Race/Ethnicity and Education
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A Review of Tobacco Use Treatments in U.S. Ethnic
Minority Populations |
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Quitline Utilization Rates of African-American
and White Smokers: The California Experience |
Tuesday, May 24 1:00 pm ET Download Webcast
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Environmental Changes to Control Obesity: A Randomized Controlled Trial in Manufacturing Companies American Journal of Health Promotion May/Jun 2011 V25, I5, 334-340 Bonnie J. Brehm, PhD, RD Professor, College of Nursing; Nutrition Coordinator, College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati |
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The Effects of Target Behavior Choice and Self-Management
Skills Training on Compliance with Behavioral Self-Monitoring
American Journal of Health Promotion May/Jun 2011 V25, I5, 319-324 Brad Wipfli, PhD Research Associate - CROET, Oregon Health & Science University |
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Using "Point of Decision" Messages
to Intervene on College Students Eating Behaviors American Journal of Health Promotion May/Jun 2011 V25, I5, 298-300 Julian A. Reed, EdD, MPH Associate Professor, Health Sciences, Furman University |
Tuesday, March 15 1:00 pm ET
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Young Children's Weight Trajectories and
Associated Risk Factors: Results from the Early Childhood
Longitudinal Study-Birth Cohort American Journal of Health Promotion Jan/Feb 2011 V25, I3, 190-198 Brian Moss, PhD Adjunct Professor, School of Social Work, Wayne State University |
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Effectiveness and Cost of the Two Stair-Climbing
Interventions - Less Is More American Journal of Health Promotion Mar/Apr 2011 V25, I4, 231-236 Ellinor Olander, PhD Research Fellow, Applied Research Centre in Health and Lifestyle Interventions, Coventry University, UK |
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Medical Cost Savings for Web-Based Wellness
Program Participants From Employers Engaged in Health Promotion
Activities American Journal of Health Promotion Mar/Apr 2011 V25, I4, 272-280 Laura C. Williams, PhD Decision Support Consultant, Highmark |
Tuesday, January 18 1:00 pm ET Download Webcast
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Management Support of Workplace
Health Promotion: Field Test of the Leading by Example Tool American Journal of Health Promotion Nov/Dec 2010 V25, I2, 138-146 Lindsay J. Della, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Communication, University of Louisville |
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A Longitudinal Study of the Family
Physical Activity Environment and Physical Activity Among Youth American Journal of Health Promotion Nov/Dec 2010 V25, I2, 159-167 Verity Cleland, PhD Menzies Research Institute Tasmania, University of Tasmania |
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Effectiveness of a Worksite
Telephone-Based Weight Management Program American Journal of Health Promotion Jan/Feb 2011 V25, I3, 186-289 Erin LD Seaverson, MPH Research Manager, Staywell Health Management |
Tuesday, November 16 1:00 pm ET Download Webcast
The Authors' Series for September will feature three presenters whose work was recently published in The American Journal of Health Promotion. Each author will describe the purpose, methodology, results and implications of their work.
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Using Downloadable Songs From Apple
iTunes as a Novel Incentive for College Students Participating
in a Web-Based Follow-up Survey American Journal of Health Promotion Sept/Oct 2010 V25, I1, 2-11 Ann Elizabeth Montgomery, PhD, MPA, MSSW School of Social Policy and Practice, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
The purpose of this study was to compare the impact of offering
two versus four downloadable songs on response rates to a
Web-based survey. One hundred and thirty-eight undergraduate
university students after participation in a sexual health
workshop were invited to complete a Web-based posttest. The
initial incentive to complete the posttest was two downloadable
songs and the incentive was increased to four songs midway
through data collection. Response rates were monitored to assess
the impact of varying incentive levels on study attrition.
Increasing incentives from two to four songs significantly
improved response rates. Downloadable songs could become a
mainstream incentive in Web-based research with young adults. |
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Development, Reliability, and Validity of an Urban Trail Use
Survey American Journal of Health Promotion July/August 2010 V24, I6, e1 Donna Spruijt-Metz, PhD, Associate Professor of Research, Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California Describes the development and testing of the psychometric characteristics of the Research on Urban Trail Environments (ROUTES) trail use questionnaire, which asks questions about urban trail use, frequency of use, activities done on the trail reasons for using the trail, method of getting to the trail and the like. Study 1 evaluated the test-retest reliability of the questionnaire, whereas Study 2 assessed its validity by comparing reported trail use to the self-reported and objectively measured physical activity levels. The sample populations were adults living near urban trails. The ROUTES questionnaire demonstrated good reliability and validity. |
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The Impact of an Online Disease
Management Program on Medical Costs Among Health Plan Members American Journal of Health Promotion Nov/Dec 2010, V25, I2, 126–133 Steve Schwartz, PhD Research Director, HealthMedia, Inc. Medical care costs were compared between 413 members of a health plan who participated in an online disease management program nested within a condition management program in 2006 and 360 nonparticipants matched for gender, age, Charlson score, total health care, and total medical costs in 2005. Annual health care costs in 2007 were $757 less for participants, yielding an estimated return on investment of 9.89. |
Tuesday, September 21 1:00 pm ET Download Webcast
The Authors' Series for September will feature three presenters whose work was recently published in The American Journal of Health Promotion. Each author will describe the purpose, methodology, results and implications of their work.
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A Comprehensive Review of Health
Benefits of Qigong and Tai Chi American Journal of Health Promotion July/August 2010 V24, I6, e1 Linda Larkey, PhD Professor Scottsdale Healthcare Chair of Biobehavioral Oncology Research College of Nursing and Health Innovation at Arizona State University |
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Health Care Behaviors and Decision-Making
Processes Among Enrollees in a State High-Risk Insurance Pool:
Focus Group Findings |
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A Multicomponent Intervention Reduces Body Weight
and Cardiovascular Risk at a GEICO Corporate Site |
Tuesday, May 25, 2010 1:00 PM ET
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The Authors’ Series for May featured three presenters whose work was recently published in The American Journal of Health Promotion. Each author will describe the purpose, methodology, results and implications of their work.
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Relationship Between 100% Juice
Consumption and Nutrient Intake and Weight of Adolescents American Journal of Health Promotion March/April 2010 V24, I4, 231-237 Theresa Nicklas, DrPh Children's Nutrition Research Center, Department of Pediatrics, Baylor College of Medicine |
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Health Behaviors of Employed and
Insured Adults in the United States, 2004-2005 American Journal of Health Promotion May/June 2010 V24, I5, 315-323 M. Courtney Hughes, PhD, MS Department of Health Services, University of Washington School of Public Health and Community Medicine |
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Investigating Fruit and Vegetable
Consumption Using the Transtheoretical Model American Journal of Health Promotion May/June 2010 V24, I5, 324-339 Claudio Nigg, PhD Department of Public Health Sciences, John A Burns School of Medicine, University of Hawaii at Manoa |
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