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Public health services and systems researchers use a wide variety of data from many sources to investigate optimal ways of organizing, financing, and delivering public health programs and services. As a resource for PHSSR investigators, this page provides links to both longstanding and emerging data sources that could be useful for designing and implementing scientific studies.

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Examining the Relationship Between Local Health Department Fee for Service Structures and Service Program Outcomes

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Measuring and Improving Quality: New York’s Integrated HIV/STD Field Services Program

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Overview

Quality Measures for Promoting Mental Health and Preventing Substance Abuse

New York PBRN

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Facilitators and Barriers to Evidence-based Decision Making in New York State

New York PBRN

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Investigating Characteristics of Tribal Organization and Performance

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Breathe Easy at Home (BEAH)

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Analysis of Local Health Department Factors that Accelerate Population-Based Intervention Implementation and Support Success

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Measuring Cross-Sector Collaboration Between Local Public Health and Healthcare in Evidence Informed Obesity Prevention

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Measuring Variation in the Integration of Primary Care and Public Health: A Multi-State PBRN Study of Local Integration and Health Outcomes

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Interorganizational Relationships [IORs] and Collaboration to Improve Health Status Indicators for American Indian/Alaskan Native [AI/AN] Maternal and Child [MCH] Populations

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