Investigating connectivity of interventions for poor birth outcomes through network interpolation

3016.0
Modeling, Estimation and Implementation Science

Monday, November 17, 2014: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

Roundtable

Moderator:

Lauren Wisk, PhD

Group 1

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Robust Mortality Prediction Approach for Identifying Vulnerable Seniors Using the Medicare Health Outcomes Survey
Marc N. Elliott, PhD, Megan Beckett, PhD, Douglas Ritenour, MPH, Laura Giordano, RN, MBA, Susan Grace, RN, BSN and Rochelle Malinoff, MBA, PhD.

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Importance of choosing the appropriate baseline adjustment when comparing groups with pre-post data
Jeff Burton, PhD, Robbie Beyl, PhD and William Johnson, PhD

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Modeling US county premature mortality
James L. Wilson, Ph.D. and Christopher J. Mansfield, PhD

Group 2

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Longitudinal patterns of stages of change for exercise and lifestyle intervention outcomes
Luohua Jiang, Ben Zhang, Janette Beals, PhD, Christina Mitchell, Spero Manson, PhD and Yvette Roubideaux

Group 3

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Healthy People 2020: Preventing Sensory Impairment and Promoting Vision and Hearing Health
Asel Ryskulova, MD, PhD, MPH and Rebecca Hines, MHS

Group 4

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Investigating connectivity of interventions for poor birth outcomes through network interpolation
Rajib Paul, PhD, Kathleen Baker, PhD, Virginia Vanderveen, BS, Alberta Griffin-Stover, MA and Amy B. Curtis, PhD, MPH

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information.

Organized by: Applied Public Health Statistics
Endorsed by: Vision Care, American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Caucus