Journal of Health and Social Policy

Deb Monahan

Carrie J. Smith

Journal of Health & Social Policy

KinNET: A Demonstration for a National Support Network Kinship Care Providers

KinNET: 国家支持网络亲属照顾者示范项目

Abstract Social marketing techniques have enhanced the success of programs designed to improve the health outcomes of individuals or communities when adopting new health behaviors. Current research suggests, however, that behavior change models, when added to social marketing techniques, could result in even greater success in changing health behaviors and health outcomes. This retrospective analysis of the results of a Public Access Defibrillation (PAD) Trial, designed to improve a community's response to cardiac arrest, tests this proposition. Data from one of the 24 participating PAD Trial sites were analyzed and interpreted from a social marketing and behavior change model perspective, to assess the success in changing a community's response to cardiac arrest victims in 61 residential buildings that participated in the PAD Trial in New York City (NYC). The findings suggest that to improve the success of community-based, emergency response systems to cardiac arrest victims, health programs must first a...

Deborah Fish Ragin

Jennifer A. Holohan Ms

Edmund M. Ricci

Chelsea Grant

Facep Lynne D. Richardson Md

Shocking a Community into Action

震撼社区，促其行动

Because of the assumed elective nature of asexual reproduction, less public policy attention bas been directed toward the sperm bank indusby. Progression in the field of reproductive technologies, in conjunction with changes in cultural norms, have increased both the availability and occurrence of artificial insemination procedures. Further, the increasing level of sophistication in marketing by intermediaries in the human semen exchange process has facilitated the complex exchange process inherent in asexual reproduction. The paper is divided into four sections. First, we describe the current state of the market for semen. The evolution of the industry is described subsequently. Then, we chronicle historical regulatory evidence in blood banking which provides a framework for assessing the physical risks inherent in the distribution of semen. Next, a discussion of the psychological/legal risks of the industry is provided. Our discussion demonstrates the need for increased regulation to protect the interes...

Richard W. Easley

Charles S. Madden

Regulating Unusual Distribution Channels

规范非常规分销渠道

Health planning involves assessing health care needs of a defined population, setting priorities, then developing, implementing, and evaluating programs that address priority needs. The concepts of health planning are central to the 1988 report of the Institute of Medicine on the Future of Public Health, which defmed the three core functions of public health as assessment, policy development, and assurance. Generally, when health planning is instituted, poor people are identified as having the poorest health status and the greatest need. An internal ethic is therefore created for public health to focus on the health care needs of those in poverty. This internal ethic of public health can become the driving force for reforming the present U.S. health care system. A reformed health care system would be guided by the principle of care according to need, which not only has a basis in health planning, but in social justice as well.

Publication Information	Publisher: Haworth Press Inc.，Publishing cycle: ，Journal Type: journal，Open Access Journals: No
Basic data	Year of publication: 1989，Proportion of original research papers: ，Self Citation Rate:， Gold OA Rate:

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KinNET: A Demonstration for a National Support Network Kinship Care Providers

Shocking a Community into Action

Regulating Unusual Distribution Channels

Health Planning and Health Care for the Poor

KinNET: A Demonstration for a National Support Network Kinship Care Providers

Regulating Unusual Distribution Channels

Health Planning and Health Care for the Poor

Regulating Unusual Distribution Channels

Health Planning and Health Care for the Poor

Regulating Unusual Distribution Channels