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Inventory of Managed Care-Related Projects: 1998
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Introduction
Table of Contents
Epidemiology Program Office
Public Health Practice Program Office
National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Public Health Promotion
National Center for Environmental Health
National Center for Health Statistics
National Center for HIV, STD and TB Prevention
National Center for Infectious Diseases
National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
National Immunization Program
Projects by Category
Acronyms
Projects Managers/ Principal Investigations
CDC Project Officers / Technical Monitors


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National Center for Environmental Health

Title of Project ZAP Asthma
Category Partnerships
Objectives and Description The many public, private, and community partners in this project will work toward reducing the exposure of Atlanta inner city children (5-12 years old) with asthma to known environmental risk factors; thereby decreasing the severity and duration of their asthma symptoms and admission to the Emergency Room.
Outcomes:
Contractor/Project Manager ZAP Asthma, Inc.
Lawrence Sanders, MD (404) 658-6385
Subcontractor/Principal Investigator
CDC Project Officer Seymour Williams, MD (770 ) 488-7319
CDC Technical Monitor(s)
Other CIOs/Agencies Involved Atlanta Empowerment Zone
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Ga.
Cigna Health Care of Ga.
United Health Care
Aetna Health Plans of Ga
SW Hospital
Rollins School of PH
ALA of Ga
Amer. Asso. Of Health Plans
Com. Empowerment Advisory Board
BC/BS of Ga
Prudential Health Care of Ga
Grady Health Systems
Clark Atlanta Univ.
Fulton County HD
Annual Extramural Funding FY 1997 $25,000
Funding Mechanism Contract
Project Status Ongoing
Special Populations Inner city children 5-12 years old
Published Abstracts/Articles

Title of Project Childbearing-Age Women, Folic Acid and the Prevention of Spina Bifida and Anencephaly: Interventions and Evaluation in a Managed Care Setting
Category Research
Objectives and Description This 3-year study will conduct and evaluate interventions, in a managed care setting, designed to increase use of folic-acid containing vitamin supplements among women of child-bearing age; with the ultimate goal of preventing birth defects. Measured outcomes will include reported multivitamin use and changes in serum folate values.
Outcomes:
Contractor/Project Manager American Association of Health Plans
Barbara Lardy, MPH (202) 778-3229

Kaiser Permanente of Southern CA
Diana Petitti, MD, MPH (626) 564-3460

Subcontractor/Principal Investigator
CDC Project Officer Deborah Rogers Mercy (770) 488-8200
CDC Technical Monitor(s) Margaret Watkins (770) 488-7187
Other CIOs/Agencies Involved
Annual Extramural Funding FY 1997: $381,705
FY 1998: $617,281
Funding Mechanism Contract
Project Status Ongoing
Special Populations Women of child-bearing age
Published Abstracts/Articles

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