41. California Community Health Education-wellness Programs-public Health Awareness on an aspect of contempory health or quality of to the impact that communitybasednutrition and physical Other initiatives in california and the United States http://www.civicpartnerships.org/default.asp?ID=243

42. UCSF Nursing Press - UCSF School Of Nursing - University Of California, San Fran concepts to assist students integrate nutrition into disease and scope of nursingleadership in health policy of Nursing University of california San Francisco http://nurseweb.ucsf.edu/www/books.htm

About UCSF A-Z Web Listing UCSF Search Campus Directory ... GetInfo/Application Quick-Links Welcome Featured Pages Student ... Application SURGERY: A Patient's Guide from Diagnosis to Recovery A consumer-oriented guide designed for patients who want to arm themselves with knowledge, for the best possible surgical outcome. . . . More . . . Principal Authors: Claire Mailhot, Melinda Brubaker, Linda Garratt Slezak ISBN: 0-943671-19-1 $20.00 Order Managing the Side Effects of CHEMOTHERAPY AND RADIATION THERAPY A Guide for Patients and Their Families Managing the Side Effects of Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy helps patients and their families get through treatment and on the road to recovery. . . . More . . . Author: Marylin J. Dodd ISBN: 324 pages $20.00 Excerpt Order NURSE PRACTITIONER/PHYSICIAN COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE: Clinical Guidelines for Ambulatory Care Nurse Practitioner/Physician Collaborative Practice, written in a clear and accessible style by seasoned clinicians at UCSF, contains over 80 disease- and procedure- specific guidelines to help primary care providers make clinical decisions in the most proficient manner. . . . More . . .

43. Nutrition In Health Maint./Promotion - UCSF Nursing Press 1994) at the University of california, Berkeley. focus on the required nutrition coursesfor Family Nurse Practitioner, Ambulatory Women's health and Pediatric http://nurseweb.ucsf.edu/www/book2.htm

NUTRITION IN HEALTH MAINTENANCE for Primary Care Providers Self-Instructional Module ABOUT THE BOOK Nutritionists and Dietitians are encouraged to hear the importance of nutrition services to wellness promotion in the new health care system. We are hopeful that our role in the health care system will realize its true potential. This book provides the most up-to-date scientific nutrition information and its interpretation for sound application. The book provides knowledge of nutritional concepts that are unique to the discipline, and strategies to relate those concepts to metabolism and the function of nutrients- these are the primary health care practice tools to assist students to integrate nutrition as part of health promotion and prevention of disease. In the 20 years of experience in teaching nutrition to graduate nurses at UCSF as well as students from other health disciplines that preceded the writing of the book, the author had 10 units to learn the type of essential nutrition content needed by health care providers from otherdisciplines in order to incorporate nutritional care as an essential component of patients' health maintenance and health promotion care. Therefore, the book offers a broad framework of nutrition content which covers the nutritional issues throughout the life cycle. Making the book an excellent nutrition reference any health care provider, regardless of the specific specialty area. CLICK HERE TO ORDER THIS BOOK Recommended reading for:

44. Dairy Council Of CA - Health Professionals - Health And Nutrition Links health, includes a Body Atlas and Tools for Good health. nutrition Analysis Tool(NAT), california Project LEAN www.dhs.ca.gov/lean california Project LEAN http://www.dairycouncilofca.org/hp/hp_link_main.htm

Here are some links that may be of interest to healthcare professionals: American Academy of Pediatrics http://www.aap.org A resource for health professionals and parents alike with regards to the health and well being from infancy through young adulthood. American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology http://www.acog.org Provides access to many patient education pamphlets and information surrounding women's health issues. American Council on Science and Health http://www.acsh.org American Council on Science and Health site contains a wide variety of information regarding diet and health. American Dietetic Association http://www.eatright.org A useful nutrition resource site, will help you find a registered dietitian in your area. Also includes nutrition fact sheets on a variety of topics. American Heart Association http://www.americanheart.org/ American Heart Association site includes self evaluation of risk factors for heart disease. American Medical Association http://www.ama-assn.org/

45. University Of Southern California - University Park Health Center Aspects of outreach programs regarding nutrition health issues may include eatingdisorders. how to eat healthy on a student budget. facts about fad diets. http://www.usc.edu/student-affairs/Health_Center/promotion/support/s.nutrition.h

HPPS Staff Healthy Campus Consortium Nutrition We are here to support you in any way we can regarding your nutrition needs. Here are specific ways we can assist you with questions or concerns around nutrition (including topics such as: eating disorders, weight loss, weight gain, diabetes, or other specific dietary needs, and overall good nutrition habits). Consultations A consultation is a one-on-one appointment to discuss your individual nutrition needs, the session is confidential and in a supportive environment. The session may involve any or all of the following: assessment, discussion of events and/or circumstances, education, intervention, skill development, and referral. Outreach programs If you are a member of a campus organization, you can request an outreach program about nutrition issues. We can tailor these programs to meet the needs of your organization. Aspects of outreach programs regarding nutrition health issues may include: eating disorders how to eat healthy on a student budge t facts about fad diets how to lose weight safely how society plays a part in decision making

46. DPA - Benefits - California WorksWell Health Promotion Program monthly newsletter for State employees california WorksWell Newsletter Letter Thenewsletter of nutrition, fitness, and good news about health, Happiness and http://www.dpa.ca.gov/benefits/health/wellness/wellmain.shtm

California Home DPA Home Labor Relations Benefits ... Savings Plus Program Related Resources General Benefit Information Benefits News 2003 Benefits Event Calendar Benefits Publications ... Forms My CA This Site California WorksWell Health Promotion Program Calfornia WorksWell provides health promotion information, resources, and direction to State agencies to help them develop programs that promote healthy lifestyles for their employees, as well as their families. Volunteer Health Promotion Coordinators working within each State agency provide the programs and activities conducted at their work sites. California WorksWell also encourages employees to be aware of their health and to take steps to maintain or improve it by accessing the resources and links to health information on our website. Get Your Tip of the Day - to help improve health and longevity California WorksWell Model Project Lending Library Health Club Offers Program Toolkit WellAware - quarterly health promotion forums for Coordinators WellTips for Employees - monthly health tips and information WellTips for Coordinators - monthly program ideas and information WellWorks - resources for coordinators (speakers, screenings, events, etc.)

47. UCLA Center For Health Policy Research Diet and nutrition. health behaviors. For custom data searches, go to AskCHIS dataquery system the data query system of the california health Interview Survey, http://www.healthpolicy.ucla.edu/default.asp?topicID=10

48. Nutrition, Family And Consumer Science - San Joaquin County and health; Building Food Security; health Promotion; San Joaquin County nutritionand Activity Coalition. in May 1999 through a california nutrition Network grant http://cesanjoaquin.ucdavis.edu/Nutrition,_Family_and_Consumer_Science/

Main Menu Programs Calendar Publications ... UC Delivers Nutrition, Family and Consumer Science Main Page LifeSkills Newsletter Tast-D Cooking for Your Health Terrorism - Disaster and Emergency Planning ... Publications Anna Martin Nutrition, Family and Consumer Science Advisor The UCCE San Joaquin County Nutrition, Family, and Consumer Science Program serves thousands of San Joaquin County residents through both community education programs and participating in local and statewide University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources workgroup research projects. Adult Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) Established in 1968 Federally FundedFiscal Year 2001-02 Budget of $77,958 Nutrition EducatorsAnna Olivares and Carolina Bravo Target Population: Low-income families Objectives: To assist limited resource families and youth in acquiring the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and changed behavior necessary for nutritionally sound diets, and to contribute to their personal development and the improvement of the total family diet and nutritional well-being Adult Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program (Adult FSNEP) Established in 1995 Federally FundedFiscal Year 2001-02 Budget of $73,474

49. PacifiCare For Members - NV covers body basics, fitness, nutrition, healthy habits health plan products and servicesare offered by Arizona, Inc., PacifiCare of california, PacifiCare of http://www.pacificare.com/region/home/0,2654,32156_7317___0,00.html

Online Health Info Nurseline Audio Library Menopause: Understanding Your Options ... Home Me Time Day, March 28 - Pedometer Offer More Early Detection is Key in Prostate Cancer Fight For some time now, prostate cancer has been the No. 1 form of cancer among men. And now there is evidence that more and more men are being struck at a younger age, literally changing the face of the disease.  More Young Men at Greatest Risk for Testicular Cancer; Self-Examination Can Save Your Life Testicular cancer is the most common form of cancer in men ages 15 to 35, but it can strike any male any time. The disease is relatively rare, striking only about 7,500 U.S. men a year. But research indicates that the number of men diagnosed with testicular cancer has doubled over the last 20 years.  More Claritin and Claritin-D are Now Available Over-The-Counter The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved Claritin and Claritin-D for use without a prescription.  Click here for more Pregnancy to Preschool From conception to the classroom, this free online resource helps you plan a healthy pregnancy, teaches you how to care for your baby, and even gives you tips on getting through the terrible twos. Explore the interactive tools, diaries, even sign up for an e-newsletter to help you through each development stage. New Members,Â

50. Site Map Our programs Food on the Run california nutrition Network School Board nutritionPolicy Project california Bone health Campaign Communitybased Social http://www.californiaprojectlean.org/siteguide/

Home Page About Us Our Purpose Background ... Consumer Materials Developed through grants to the Public Health Institute Taking the Fizz out of Soda Contracts: A Guide to Community Action Successful Students through Healthy Food Policies (Guide for School Board Members Coming Soon) Playing the Policy Game: Preparing Teen Leaders to Take Action on Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Adult-Focused Materials English Brochures Spanish Brochures Recipe Cards Cookbook ... Poster Huesos Fuertes, Familia Saludable (Strong Bones, Healthy Family) Materials Support materials for the California Bone Health Campaign Brochure TV Commercial Low speed High speed Radio Commercial Las Comadres Madre y Doctor Promatora Curriculum (coming soon) Food on the Run Adolescent Campaign Materials High School Resource Kits Simple Solution to the Energy Problem Campaign Materials TV Commercial Radio Commercial Counter Display and Tip Sheet Poster ... Disordered Eating Facts Consumer Research Reports Food on the Run A Literature Review of Adolescent Eating and Physical Activity Patterns Key Informant Interviews with Students, Experts and LEAN Regional

51. Our Programs The following is an overview of california Project LEAN programs Food on the RunSchool Board nutrition Policy Project. california Bone health Campaign for Low http://www.californiaprojectlean.org/programs/

The following is an overview of California Project LEAN programs: Food on the Run School Board Nutrition Policy Project California Bone Health Campaign for Low-Income Latino Mothers Community-Based Social Marketing ... Chronic Disease and Injury Control

52. UCSB Student Health Service Internships and Mentor programs are available through Education, to meet the Californiahealth education requirement the areas of nutrition, alcohol, narcotics http://www.sa.ucsb.edu/studenthealth/HealthEducation/Index.asp

Health Education The goals of Health Educators are to work with students to: enhance awareness about health promote healthy behaviors support environments conducive to health These goals are reached by providing a variety of services that provide learning experiences designed to facilitate voluntary actions conducive to health including: Academic Health Classes and Internships Counseling Services Academic Health Classes and Internships Peer Health Education Peer Health Educators are student interns trained through academic classes to empower other students to make informed health choices. Health Education trains over 100 Peers annually in the following three areas: Alcohol and Other Drugs, Nutrition and Eating Disorders and Sexual Health and Relationships. Students are selected by application for peer health education training through Sociology 91 A or B and then receive academic credit for their participation as peer health educators. Community Health for Athletes, Greeks, and Residential Life Peer Health Educators Members of athletic teams, fraternities/sororities and resident assistants can take a special peer training class, Sociology 91F. In this class, students will learn how to positively influence the health of their teams, chapters and floors. Once trained, students can apply for an academic internship that allows them to use their knowledge and skills to promote the health and the community of their group.

53. HIMSS Web U Resource Portal: Colleges & Universities california COLLEGE FOR health SCIENCE http//www.cchs.edu CEU credit in courses andan Associate of Science Degree (ASD) in Applied nutrition. health programs. http://www.himss.org/webu/higher_ed.htm

@import "webuNoNN.css"; Higher Education This is a selection, compiled by HIMSS, of the distance learning options available to healthcare providers, managers, and information technology professionals. Note: these programs are not affiliated with HIMSS. Accreditation AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY http://www.acc.org/education/education.htm Offers CMEs. AMERICAN COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNAL MEDICINE http://www.acponline.org Offers CME credit. BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE http://www.bumc.bu.edu/www/busm/cme/modules/IBcme.htm AMA Physician's Recognition Award Category 1 Credit. CALIFORNIA COLLEGE FOR HEALTH SCIENCE http://www.cchs.edu CEU credit in Respiratory Therapy and Nursing (various topics). CARDIOVILLAGE.COM http://www.cardiovillage.com CEU and CME credit in cardiovascular education. CE-WEB http://www.ce-web.com CEU credit within a large course catalog covering various healthcare fields. CEUZONE http://www.ceuzone.com

54. California State University Monterey Bay Dining Services out of the classroom and provides california State University The quality or stateof being in good health. is a nutrition and lifestyle plan that draws on http://csumb.org/dining/nutrition.html

CSUMB Home Campus Nutritionist Introduction Wellness Center ... Wellness and You! Campus Nutritionist Have some questions on nutrition or would like to discuss dietary options? Contact, our Nutritionist, Linda Adams at 530.752.9604 or email her at LAdams@sodexhoUSA.com Introduction Today's students care about what they eat. They have grown up in homes where nutrition and health consciousness are part of everyday life. Sodexho realizes that just offering fresh, delicious, nutritious food isn't enough. We must educate our customer. This is the kind of learning that takes place out of the "classroom" and provides California State University Monterey Bay students with the extra help they may need. With the assistance of a consulting Registered Dietitian (RD), we provide a comprehensive nutrition program that includes not only monitoring menus, but an entire education schedule. We will customize a program for the specific needs of each individual. Our efforts will focus on different types of nutrition education through varied channels of communication to maximize participation. A Nutrition Newsletter will be published and distributed quarterly on campus. Our newsletter will include healthy eating tips, highlight upcoming menus and special events, and include current national trends. The newsletter will also feature a question and answer section to address customer's nutritional questions.

55. California Pacific Medical Center Refractive surgry, and ophthalmic services provided.Category health Medicine United States california...... Read more about good nutrition. resources created by staff and physicians at californiaPacific for Midlife health series focusing on health issues women face http://www.cpmc.org/

A Class A Health Plan Residency Programs //This Gets Flash IF Flash On Client OR Image If NO Flash On Client. Here is the function: getFlashOrImage(width,height,flash,clsid,id,bgcolor,loop,image,alt); getFlashOrImage(260,235,'/images/cpmc.swf','D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000','sutter','#FFFFFF','false','/images/homepage/cpmc-no-flash.jpg','California Pacific Medical Center'); California Pacific Medical Center is one of the largest private, not-for-profit, academic medical centers in California and is a Sutter Health affiliate. California Pacific is recognized as a tertiary referral center providing advanced medical care with a patient-centered focus. Visit our: Graduate Medical Education/Residency Program Research Institute What's New Join Us on Tue, Apr 29 and Wed, Apr 30 for our Career Fair April is National Awareness Month for: National Donate Life. One donor can improve the lives of up to 150 people through organ and tissue transplantation. You can make a difference. Share your life. Share your decision. Learn more about organ transplantation Irritable Bowel Disease. IBD affects between 25 and 45 million people in the United States. Find out about

56. Partners For Health by the california Endowment, 2000 california High School Linking nutrition and physicalactivity to academic County, recognized by public health nutritionists http://www.hfoc.org/giving/partners_for_health/childhood_obesity.htm

about us giving programs events calendar links ... home Current Programs: Partners for Health Healthy Orange County The Gold Club For Health Fund The Dorothy Ruth Myers Testamentary Trust ... Grants Made Partners for Health THE HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION FOR ORANGE COUNTY BRIEFING PAPER: CHILDHOOD OBESITY IN ORANGE COUNTY Partners for Health Funding Deadline: November 6, 2000 NOTE: This briefing paper, developed for the Foundation's internal use, is being shared to encourage nonprofit hospitals in Orange County and their community partners to apply for Foundation "Partners for Health" funding by November 6, 2000. Inquiries regarding this initiative should be directed to: Susan G. Zepeda, Executive Director, The HealthCare Foundation for Orange County (714) 245-1650 or szepeda@hfoc.org. The Partners for Health Application may be downloaded from the Foundation website at www.hfoc.org Background Obesity is on the rise in the United States and much of the developed world; it is a major risk factor in diseases such as diabetes, respiratory diseases, heart disease and stroke, and reduces the average lifespan. In children, obesity - being in the 95th percentile on pediatric height/weight charts - is also on the rise. Articles such as the recent cover story in Newsweek (7/3/00) readily catalog contributing factors: reduced exercise (increased TV/computer time and the reduction or elimination of school based sports and physical education); changes in diet - more Americans eating out more often, often at fast food outlets with "super-sized" portions; sodas with empty calories replacing milk and other options as the childhood beverage of choice; schools signing franchise agreements with Pepsi, Coca Cola, McDonalds and others.

57. UC Davis Nutrition Department Undergraduate Programs in administrative, teaching, or public health/public service Four Year Plan for NutritionScience Majors. Course Transfer Information for california (used to http://nutrition.ucdavis.edu/ugrad.htm

The Department of Nutrition is a component of the Division of Human Sciences in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences . The Department of Nutrition believes that nutrition plays a critical role in the health and well-being of people. In addition, the philosophy of the Department of Nutrition states that the education of our students will best be served by offering two majors with variable emphases, Clinical Nutrition and Nutrition Science Undergraduate Majors Resources for Current Students Clinical Nutrition ... Advisors Undergraduate Majors 1) The Clinical Nutrition (formerly Dietetics) major incorporates the same basic core of nutrition classes as the Nutrition Science major, but includes additional courses such as food service management, education, sociology, and communication skills to prepare for work with the public. Clinical Nutrition students spend the first two years completing preparatory course work in the basic biological sciences, along with several of the social sciences. In the final two years, students take courses in normal and clinical nutrition, food science, biochemistry, and management techniques. A checklist for the Clinical Nutrition major is also available online.

58. U.C. Berkeley. Public Health Library. California Agencies And Resources Subjects covered include HIV/AIDS education, nutrition education, alcoholand drug abuse prevention, mental health, and more. california. http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/PUBL/california.html

Public Health Library 42 Warren Hall http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/PUBL/california.html California Agencies and Resources California Home Page California Counties Web Sites from the California State Association of Counties California Cities Web Sites from the League of California Cities California County and Municipal Codes (not all counties and cities have codes online) City Agencies San Francisco. Department of Public Health Provides many full-text reports on San Francisco health issues. Included are AIDS Surveillance Unit Quarterly Reports; Annual AIDS Surveillance Report; Asthma in San Francisco, 2000; Bosnian Refugees in San Francisco; Cancer Incidence Among Residents of the Bayview-Hunters Point Neighborhood, San Francisco, California, 1993-1995; and Health and Well-Being of Children and Youth in San Francisco, 1998. Overview of Health (Health status report). State of the City Public Health Address County Agencies Alameda County. Public Health Department Contains some Healthy People 2000 objectives for Alameda County, information on communicable diseases, and vital statistics such as birth, death, and infant death data. County Health Status Report 2000 PDF file. Examines numerous health indicators (e.g. poverty, prenatal care, childhood immunizations, unintentional injuries, motor vehicle crashes, suicide, selected cancers, and selected infectious dieases). Measures the county against the Healthy People 2000 objectives.

59. Related Medical Links Dietetic Association Information about nutrition and health. of links to federal healthprograms and resources as gov University of california Links University http://www.shs.uci.edu/weblinks.html

UCI Links UCI Home Page www.uci.edu Counseling Center www.counseling.uci.edu Health Education www.health.uci.edu UCI Medical Center www.ucihealth.com National Organizations American College Health Association AIDS and HIV, contraception and safer sex, eating disorders, gay and lesbian health, mental health, nutrition, sexual assault, STD's, substance use/abuse, women's health, Public Health Agencies, general resources, professional affiliations. www.acha.org Adult Children of Alcoholics A Twelve-Step, Twelve-Tradition program of women and men who grew up in alcoholic or otherwise dysfunctional homes. www.adultchildren.org Alcoholic Anonymous Association AA is a fellowship of men and women who share their experiences, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problems and help others to recover from alcoholism. www.alcoholics-anonymous.org American Cancer Society Dedicated to helping everyone who faces cancer, through research, patient services, early detection, treatment and education. www.cancer.org

60. ERIC/EECE. Publications. Digests. Health Care, Nutrition, And Goal One Preschoolers' health and nutrition in Community Los Ninos agency in San Ysidro, california,serves Mexican and MexicanAmerican children living in colonias http://ericeece.org/pubs/digests/1993/cesaro93.html

ERIC/EECE Publications Digests Health Care, Nutrition, and Goal One Bernard Cesarone EDO-PS-93-5 In April, 1993, President Clinton sent to congress the Goals 2000: Educate America Act, which embraces the objectives of Goal One of the six national education goals. Goal One states that "By the year 2000, all children in America will start school ready to learn." One of the objectives formulated to meet this goal asserts that "Children will receive the nutrition and health care needed to arrive at school with healthy minds and bodies." Problems which can affect children's later development and school readiness include lack of prenatal care, low birth weight, maternal substance abuse, malnutrition, vaccine-preventable diseases, sensory impairments, high blood lead levels, and anemia. Efforts to promote children's health and nutrition, and to prevent children's illness, include federal and state programs, and initiatives to serve preschool children in health care settings, in preschool programs, and in community settings. These efforts address prenatal care, health and nutrition of the developing child, parent education, preschool teacher education, and health and nutrition instruction for preschool children.

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