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• Title
• Copyright
• Contents
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• Share Introduction to Public Health Promises and Practices, Second Edition
• Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview
• The Promise of Public Health
• Prevention: The Cornerstone of Public Health
• Summary
• The Practice of Public Health
• How Do We Define Health?
• The Determinants of Health
• Relationship Among the Determinants of Health
• Health Impact Pyramid
• The Prospects for Public Health
• References
• Chapter 2: Origins of Public Health
• Classification of Health Problems
• Life During the Industrial Revolution
• Living Conditions
• Factory Life
• Child Labor
• Health Problems of the Times
• Modern Public Health is Born
• Public Outcry
• Public Response to Infectious Disease Outbreaks
• Public Response to Injuries and Noninfectious Diseases
• Success of Public Health Measures
• Ten Great Achievements of Public Health Since 1900
• Notes
• References
• Chapter 3: Organization and Financing of Public Health
• Organization of the Public Health System
• Ten Essential Services
• Federal Public Health
• Department of Health & Human Services
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
• Health Resources and Services Administration
• Food and Drug Administration
• National Institutes of Health
• Indian Health Service
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
• Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
• Administration for Community Living
• Administration for Children and Families
• Other Federal Agencies
• State Public Health
• Organization and Governance
• Services and Activities
• Priorities
• Relationship to Ten Essential Health Services
• Local Public Health
• Organization and Governance
• Workforce
• Services and Activities
• Funding Public Health
• Federal
• State
• Local
• Note
• References
• Chapter 4: Infectious Disease Control
• Notifiable Infectious Diseases
• Case Study: Pandemic Influenza and Avian Influenza
• Case Study: Perinatal Hepatitis B
• Case Study: Tuberculosis
• Case Study: Unvaccinated Children
• Case Study: Measles
• Immunization Successes
• Foodborne Disease
• Signs and Symptoms of Foodborne Illness
• Prevention Policies and Practices
• Case Study: Contaminated Rice
• Investigation of a Disease Outbreak or Epidemic
• Verify Diagnosis
• Establish Existence of Outbreak
• Characterize Distribution of Cases by Person, Place, and Time
• Develop and Test the Hypothesis
• Institute Control Measures
• Case Studies: Two Investigations of Salmonella Outbreaks
• Note
• References
• Chapter 5: Injuries and Noninfectious Diseases
• Motor Vehicle Injuries
• Surveillance and Research
• Prevention Policies and Practices
• Childhood Obesity
• Surveillance and Research
• Prevention Policies and Practices
• Improving Access to Medical Care
• References
• Chapter 6: Public Health System Performance
• Accountability and Evidence-Based Public Health
• Population-Level Outcomes
• Sources of Evidence-Based Public Health
• Public Health System Improvement
• Accreditation and Credentialing
• Report Card Initiatives
• Effectiveness and Equity of Public Health System
• Summary
• References
• Chapter 7: Public Health Leadership
• What Is Leadership?
• Technical/Management Leadership
• Adaptive/Extreme Leadership
• Leadership and Culture
• Leadership by Example
• Beliefs and Values
• Case Study: Audacity and Courage
• Delegation
• Judgment and Compromise
• Case Study: Judgment and Compromise
• Casualties
• Summary
• References
• Chapter 8: Building Healthy Communities
• Community Engagement
• Community Engagement and Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
• Community Engagement and Social Marketing
• Principles of Community Engagement
• Case Studies: Community Engagement
• Comprehensive Worksite Wellness: The Engaged Workplace
• Seven Steps to Successful Worksite Wellness Programs
• Meaningful Use and Comprehensive Worksite Wellness
• Case Study: Johnson & Johnson Worksite Wellness Program
• Building Healthy Communities by Integrating Primary Care and Public Health
• References
• Chapter 9: Public Health: Promise and Prospects
• Has Public Health Lived Up to Its Promise?
• What Are the Barriers to Public Health’s Success?
• How Will Health Care Reform Affect the Future of Public Health?
• The Affordable Care Act and the Prevention and Public Health Fund
• The Affordable Care Act and Comparative Effectiveness Research
• What are the Emerging Global Threats to the Public’s Health?
• Population Growth, Climate Change, and Food and Water Scarcity
• Case Study: Oil Boom in North Dakota
• Challenges For Public Health in the United States
• Notes
• References
• Index