142nd APHA Annual Meeting and Exposition

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142nd APHA Annual Meeting and Exposition (November 15 - November 19, 2014): http://www.apha.org/events-and-meetings/annual
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Harris, K.
Houshialsadat, S. M.
Hou, S. I.
Development and testing of tools for measuring social media active level (SMactive) and engagement level (SMengage)
Use of traditional patient navigation program strategies by Health Insurance Exchange navigator programs to reach, educate, and enroll at-risk/vulnerable populations in approved health insurance plans under the ACA
Successful smoking cessation: Does quitting for good mean sacrificing LGBTQ identity?
Measuring perceived HIV stigma among people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and young adults – Pilot testing an assessment tool on corresponding HIV stigma items
Innovative programming – Building academic-community partnership via service-learning projects for developing and implementing theory- and evidence-based health promotion programs
Identifying and addressing potential barriers to essential design elements of state based Health Insurance Exchanges: Lessons from the European marketplace
“3D” barriers towards HIV prevention – Distancing, Discrimination, & Disclosure concerns – Pilot test a “3D” scale suite among people living with HIV/AIDS and young adults
Governance of State-Based Health Insurance Exchanges: The impact of legislative decisions establishing business entity and governing board structure on HIE independence and accountability
Time spent online and online health-seeking related behaviors
SocialMedia-graphy: Do Asians live or born in the U.S. utilize social media differently? - Implications for social media health interventions
Evaluation of a peer-led youth camp program (Camp Sizanani) on HIV prevention and youth development in South Africa
Health communication via social media – Are our audience ready yet? – Preliminary findings from an online social media survey among a highly educated sample
Most frequently used sources of health information vs. trust level - Do middle- and older-age adults in Taiwan trust the sources of health information they seek most often?
Hubbard, G.
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