A new study in JPHMP found that the social environment was more influential than the built environment on rural Oregon adults’ perceived walkability.
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Across 29 states and a two-year period, the likelihood of receiving at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine aligned more with education level and household income than other demographic characteristics.
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An analysis of unsuccessful rabies tests in Utah suggested that rabies specimen submitters should be trained to properly submit bats, skunks, and raccoons and that citizens should route submissions of animal specimens through trained rabies response partners.
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People with disabilities and their health priorities are often not included in community health assessments and community health improvement plans.
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A network-building intervention in a rural Colorado community led to measurable improvements in the structure of a cross-sector network of care addressing adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), demonstrating the potential for similar approaches to strengthen networks in other communities.
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