2009 Conference Track D: Improving Americans' Health Status Slide presentation from the AHRQ 2009 conference. Note: Slide presentations can be accessed using a Free PowerPoint® Viewer (Plugin Software Help).Progress of a Learning Network: Working to Reduce Disparities by Improving Access to Care (Session 75)Progress of a Learning Network: Working to Reduce Disparities by Improving Access to Care (PowerPoint® File, 6.2 MB; Web Version)Sherry E. Gray, St. Vincent HealthAsthma Outcomes Pathway (PowerPoint® File, 2.9 MB; Web Version)Lori Palensky, Saint Elizabeth FoundationProgress of a Learning Network: Working to Reduce Disparities by Improving Access to Care (PowerPoint® File, 447 KB; Web Version)Jim Walton, Baylor Health Care SystemHelping Michigan Parolees with Medical Needs—MPRI Re-entry (PowerPoint® File, 5.7 MB; Web Version)Vondie M. Woodbury, Muskegon Community Health ProjectUSPSTF: Potential Impact on Medicare Coverage (Session 27)The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force: Potential Impact on Medicare Coverage (PowerPoint® File, 196 KB; Web Version)Ned Calonge, Chair, U.S. Preventive Services Task ForceTargeting Prevention to Evidence Based, High Impact Interventions in Medicare (PowerPoint® File, 656 KB; Web Version)George Isham, HealthPartners, Inc.Medicare Preventive Services (PowerPoint® File, 316 KB; Web Version)Marcel Salive, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services/Coverage & Analysis GroupMental Health and Substance Abuse Care in Community Hospitals (Session 59)Psychiatric Care in General Hospitals With and Without Psychiatric Units: How Much and for Whom? (PowerPoint® File, 3.9 MB; Web Version)Tami L. Mark, Thomson ReutersElizabeth Stranges, Thomson ReutersRita Vandivort-Warren, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, DHHSCarol Stocks, Agency for Healthcare Research and QualityPamela Owens, Agency for Healthcare Research and QualityBuilding Patient and Consumer Awareness: Achieving Maximum Exposure (Session 120)Building Patient and Consumer Awareness to Influence Behavior Change (PowerPoint® File, 7.7 MB; Web Version)Allan Lazar, Agency for Healthcare Research and QualityKathy Crosby, The Advertising CouncilEllen Crown, Agency for Healthcare Research and QualityFarah Englert, Agency for Healthcare Research and QualityImproving Preventive Health Care: Success Stories (Session 28)Improving Preventive Health Care Success Stories: USPSTF and ePSS at San Francisco General Hospital (PowerPoint® File, 6.9 MB; Web Version)Alice Chen, University of California, San Franciscomyhealthfinder: Making USPSTF Recommendations Accessible to the Public (PowerPoint® File, 6.4 MB; Web Version)Sandra Williams Hilfiker, U.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesGE's Healthy Worksite Initiative & NBGH Purchaser's Guide Employer Toolkit (PowerPoint® File, 7.4 MB; Web Version)Adam Malinoski, General Electric CompanyMark Russo, General Electric CompanyGenerating Quality Headlines in a Change Environment: Media Attention That Leads to Increased Awareness (Session 130)Generating Quality Headlines in a Changed Environment: Media Attention That Leads to Increased Awareness (PowerPoint® File, 1.8 MB; Web Version)Karen J. Migdail, Agency for Healthcare Research and QualityBruce T. Seeman, Agency for Healthcare Research and QualityDisparities in Health Care: Issues for National Reporting (Session 2)Race, Ethnicity, and Language Data Collection: Comments on the IOM Report (PowerPoint® File, 204 KB; Web Version)Cara James, Kaiser Family FoundationAdvising the Nation. Improving Health. (PowerPoint® File, 3.8 MB; Web Version)David R. Nerenz, Henry Ford Health SystemDisparities in Health Care: Issues for National Reporting (PowerPoint® File, 528 KB; Web Version)Kalahn Taylor-Clark, The Brookings InstitutionAHRQ's Role in the Patient-Centered Medical Home (Session 35)David Meyers, Agency for Healthcare Research and QualitySeeing the Forest for the Trees: Are Electronic Health Records Enough for Population Health? A Panel Discussion (Session 111)Population Health and EHRs: Seeing the Forest for the Trees (PowerPoint® File, 1.9 MB; Web Version)Aneel Advani, Centers for Disease Control and PreventionAre EHR's enough for population health? (PowerPoint® File, 1.6 MB; Web Version)Lisa Dolan-Branton, Indian Health ServiceSeeing the forest (Population Health) from the trees (EHR) (PowerPoint® File, 113 KB; Web Version)Terry McGeeney, TransforMEDMeaningful Use (PowerPoint® File, 2.9 MB; Web Version)Micky Tripathi, Massachusetts eHealth CollaborativeSo You're Doing Quality and Safety Improvement: How Can You Tell Whether It's Working? (Session 39)Building a Patient Safety Mentor Program (PowerPoint® File, 848 KB; Web Version)Michele Campbell, Christiana Care Health SystemBrian Mittman, Center for Implementation Practice and Research Support �Debra J. Rog, Westat �Matthew C. Stiefel, Kaiser Permanente �Experiences in Patient-Centered Care: Improving Coordination and Communication Among Patients and Providers (Session 110)Incorporating An Electronic Asthma Action Plan (E-AAP) Into An Electronic Health Record -Or-Bringing Clinical Guidelines To The Point Of Care (PowerPoint® File, 388 KB; Web Version)Gail M Brottman MD, Hennepin County Medical CenterYiscah Bracha, Minneapolis Medical Research FoundationMatthew Holt, The Health Care BlogProvider Perspectives on Information & Communication Technologies in Patient-Centered Care Redesign (PowerPoint® File, 124 KB; Web Version)James Tufano, University of Washington School of MedicineTailored SMS-Based Intervention for People Living with HIV: Proof-of-Concept (PowerPoint® File, 1.3 MB; Web Version)Jennifer Uhrig, RTI InternationalDual Eligibles with Mental Disorders and Medicare Part D: How are They Faring? (PowerPoint® File, 850 KB; Web Version)Julie Donohue, University of PittsburghHaiden Huskamp, Harvard Medical SchoolSam Zuvekas, Agency for Healthcare Research and QualityInnovative and Inexpensive Approaches to Health Research on Women and Disadvantaged Populations: California Virtual and Population-Based Laboratories (Session 124)The California Right Care Initiative (PowerPoint® File, 841 KB; Web Version)Robert M. Kaplan, University of California, Los Angeles School of Public HealthInnovative and Inexpensive Approaches to Health Research on Women and Disadvantaged Populations (PowerPoint® File, 378 KB; Web Version)Carol Mangione, David Geffen School of Medicine at University of California, Los AngelesResearch to Reform—Achieving Health System Change (PowerPoint® File, 223 KB; Web Version)Sam Ho, UnitedHealthCareReturn to Conference ContentsProceed to Track E: Provider Performance and Payment Reform Current as of December 2009 Internet Citation: 2009 Conference Track D: Improving Americans' Health Status. December 2009. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/news/events/conference/2009/track-d.html