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Announcements
General Announcements
- NEW!
H1N1 Flu: Interim Guidance for
People With Heart Disease, Stroke, or Cardiovascular Disease
- NEW! Roadmap
for State Planning: A Systematic Approach to State Heart Disease Stroke
Prevention Programs
The Roadmap is a Web-based resource for training and information to help
build the competencies needed by state Heart Disease and Stroke
Prevention (HDSP) program coordinators.
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Fundamentals
of Evaluating Partnerships Evaluation Guide
The guide is intended to offer guidance, consistent definition of
terms, and aid skill building on a wide range of general evaluation
topics and selected specific topics for state health departments.
- A
Guide to Facilitating Health Systems Change
The purpose of this guide is to help states facilitate changes in
health care systems to improve prevention and management of heart
disease and stroke and their risk factors.
- 2008
Atlas of Stroke Hospitalizations Among Medicare Beneficiaries
The newest atlas in our series of six was developed in collaboration
with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and includes
county-level maps of stroke hospitalizations by stroke-subtype,
race/ethnicity, discharge status, and co-morbidity.
- CDCynergy Heart Disease
and Stroke Prevention Online Training Module
CDCynergy is an interactive training and decision-support tool.
It is designed to help CDC
staff and public health professionals systematically plan communication
programs within a health context. It allows users to assemble
the pieces of a health communication plan systematically by answering
questions in a specific sequence.
- State Heart Disease and
Stroke Prevention Program Evaluation Guides: Developing and Using a Logic
Model, Developing and Using and Evaluation Plan, and Writing SMART
Objectives.
- Heart Disease and Stroke Legislative
Database
- CDC Announces the
formation of the Division for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention (DHDSP).
See the press release.
Page last reviewed: November 13, 2009
Page last modified: November 13, 2009
Content source: Division for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention,
National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and
Health Promotion
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