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Volume 3: No. 1, January 2006

The January issue of Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is now available! 
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Table of Contents

FROM THE EDITOR IN CHIEF


	

A01:  This World Is Yours


	

Lynne S. Wilcox



EDITORIAL


	

A02: Program Evaluation and Chronic Diseases: Methods, Approaches, and 
Implications for Public Health


	

Leonard Jack, Jr, Qaiser Mukhtar, Maurice Martin, Mark Rivera, S. René 
Lavinghouze, Jan Jernigan, Paul Z. Siegel, Gregory Heath, Dara Murphy


	

A03: The Common Threads in Program Evaluation


	

William R. Shadish



ESSAY


	

A04: Using the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Clearance Process 
in Program Planning and Evaluation


	

Maurice Martin, Darlene Thomas



ORIGINAL RESEARCH


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A05: The Behavioral and Clinical Effects of Therapeutic Lifestyle Change 
on Middle-aged Adults


	

Steven G. Aldana, Roger L. Greenlaw, Hans A. Diehl, Audrey Salberg, Ray 
M. Merrill, Seiga Ohmine, Camille Thomas


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A06: Using Concept Mapping to Develop a Logic Model for the Prevention 
Research Centers Program


	

Lynda A. Anderson, Margaret K. Gwaltney, Demia L. Sundra, Ross C. 
Brownson, Mary Kane, Alan W. Cross, Richard Mack, Jr, Randy Schwartz, 
Tom Sims, Carol R. White


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A07: Identifying Best Practices for WISEWOMAN Programs Using a 
Mixed-Methods Evaluation


	

Melanie Besculides, Heather Zaveri, Rosanne Farris, Julie Will


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A08: Using Focus Groups in the Consumer Research Phase of a Social 
Marketing Program to Promote Moderate-Intensity Physical Activity and 
Walking Trail Use in Sumter County, South Carolina


	

Ericka L. Burroughs, Lara E. Peck, Patricia A. Sharpe, Michelle L. 
Granner, Carol A. Bryant, Regina Fields


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A09: Race, Ethnicity, and Linguistic Isolation as Determinants of 
Participation in Public Health Surveillance Surveys


	

Michael W. Link, Ali H. Mokdad, Herbert F. Stackhouse, Nicole T. Flowers


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A10: Identifying Geographic Disparities in the Early Detection of Breast 
Cancer Using a Geographic Information System


	

Jane A. McElroy, Patrick L. Remington, Ronald E. Gangnon, Luxme 
Hariharan, LeAnn D. Andersen


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A11: Evaluating Progress Toward Healthy People 2010 National Diabetes 
Objectives


	

Qaiser Mukhtar, Leonard Jack, Jr, Maurice Martin, Dara Murphy, Mark Rivera


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A12: A Cost Evaluation of the Georgia Stroke and Heart Attack Prevention 
Program


	

David B. Rein, Roberta T. Constantine, Diane Orenstein, Hong Chen, 
Patricia Jones, J. Nell Brownstein, Rosanne Farris



SPECIAL TOPIC


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A13: The Challenge of Preventing Cardiovascular Disease in Tunisia


	

Hassen Ghannem


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A14: Process, Rationale, and Interventions of Pakistan’s National Action 
Plan on Chronic Diseases


	

Sania Nishtar, Khalif Mohamud Bile, Ashfaq Ahmed, Azhar M.A. Faruqui, 
Zafar Mirza, Samad Shera, Abdul Ghaffar, Fareed A. Minhas, Aslam Khan, 
Naeem A. Jaffery, Majid Rajput, Yasir A. Mirza, Mohammad Aslam, Ejaz Rahim



COMMUNITY CASE STUDIES


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A15: Barriers to Diabetes Self-management Education Programs in 
Underserved Rural Arkansas: Implications for Program Evaluation


	

Appathurai Balamurugan, Mark Rivera, Leonard Jack, Jr, Kristen Allen, 
Sharon Morris


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A16: A Community Coalition Board Creates a Set of Values for 
Community-based Research


	

Daniel S. Blumenthal


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A17: The Prevention Research Centers Healthy Aging Research Network


	

The Healthy Aging Research Network Writing Group


	

PEER REVIEWED


	

A18: The Annual African American Conference on Diabetes: Evolving 
Program Evaluation With Evolving Program Implementation


	

Jacquelyn M. Houston, Maurice Martin, Joel E. Williams, Rhonda L. Hill



TOOLS & TECHNIQUES


	

A19: Steps to a HealthierUS Cooperative Agreement Program: Foundational 
Elements for Program Evaluation Planning, Implementation, and Use of 
Findings


	

Goldie MacDonald, Danyael Garcia, Stephanie Zaza, Michael Schooley, Don 
Compton, Terry Bryant, Lulu Bagnol, Cathy Edgerly, Rick Haverkate


	

A20: Development of the Diabetes Indicators and Data Sources Internet 
Tool (DIDIT)


	

Qaiser Mukhtar, Prachi Mehta, Erica R. Brody, Jenny Camponeschi, Michael 
Friedrichs, Angela M. Kemple, Brenda Ralls


	

A21: The REACH 2010 Logic Model: An Illustration of Expected Performance


	

Pattie Tucker, Youlian Liao, Wayne H. Giles, Leandris Liburd


	

A22: Transforming a Master of Public Health Program to Address Public 
Health Practice Needs


	

Lynn D. Woodhouse, Alberto C. Cardelle, Steven W. Godin, Steven E. 
Shive, Tonya L. Williams, Elizabeth A. Brensinger, Adenike C. Bitto






	

A23: The Nutrition and Physical Activity Program to Prevent Obesity and 
Other Chronic Diseases: Monitoring Progress in Funded States


	

Sue Lin Yee, Pam Williams-Piehota, Asta Sorensen, Amy Roussel, James 
Heresey, Robin Hamre



STEP-BY-STEP: MAKING YOUR COMMUNITIES HEALTHIER


	

A24: A Six-Step Model for Evaluation of Community-based Physical 
Activity Programs


	

Sarah Levin Martin, Gregory W. Heath



BOOK REVIEW


	

A25: Practical Program Evaluation: Assessing and Improving Planning, 
Implementation, and Effectiveness, by Huey-Tsyh Chen


	

S. René Lavinghouze


	

A26: The Impact of Inequality: How to Make Sick Societies Healthier, by 
Richard G. Wilkinson


	

Magdalena Szaflarski



LETTER TO THE EDITOR


	

A27: Solution for Survey Discrepancies in Washington State Smoking 
Prevalence


Michael J. Boysun, Julie E. Maher, Michael J. Stark, Barbara A. 
Pizacani, Kristen Rohde, Julia Dilley, Katrina Wynkoop Simmons
	

A28: Provision of School-based Preventive Oral Health Services to 
Medicaid Beneficiaries

Anne R. Redmond, Nancy Martin
	

A29: Response to “Old Black Water”	

Jane A. Zanca

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