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Office for Public Health Practice The Access Project has a box of fabulous reports that need a home. How
Many Uninsured? A Resource Guide for Community Estimates is designed
for community groups that are seeking to estimate the number of
uninsured people in their communities. The report is a crash-course in
CBPR and provides a step-by-step process for groups looking to find
existing data, or collect new community-level data. The guide provides
detailed analysis of different approaches to data collection, including
cost estimates, sample surveys, and review of strengths and weaknesses How Many Uninsured? can be viewed online at http://www.accessproject.org/medicaid.html. Please feel free to download and print as many copies as you wish. We have 200 pretty printed versions that we're looking to send out on a first come first serve basis. Please contact Meg Baker (mbaker@accessproject.org) if you are interested in receiving 10 or more copies. Please specify how many you would like. The Access Project (TAP) has served as a resource center for local communities working to improve health and healthcare access since 1998. The mission of TAP is to strengthen community action, promote social change, and improve health, especially for those who are most vulnerable. TAP conducts community action research in conjunction with local leaders to improve the quality of relevant information needed to change the health system.
Research of OPHP Faculty Growing Team WIC 2007: “Career Pathways in Public Health ” [2006 to 2007] Growing Team WIC 2006: “Evolution of a Career Lattice for WV WIC Program” [2005 to 2006] Growing Team WIC: “A Career Ladder in Public Health Nutrition” [2004 to 2005] “West Virginia Prepares” Continuing Education Partnership” [2003 to 2005] “WVU Office for Public Health Practice” [2003 to 2004]
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