{"paper_id":"30a865e5-3c18-4ae4-bb3c-aafb82abdede","body_text":"P-ISSN 0029-2559\nE-ISSN 2379-4313\nVol. 78, Issue 6, 2017November 01, 2017 EDT\nNCIOM Issue Brief: Metrics to Drive Improvements in Health October 2017\nNCIOM Issue Brief: Metrics to Drive Improvements in Health October 2017\nArticles in Vol. 78, Issue 6, 2017\nVol. 78, Issue 6, 2017\n- Responding to a Community's Concern: A Comparison of Breast Cancer Characteristics and Initial Treatment in Three Selected North Carolina CountiesAnissa I. VinesWilliam R. CarpenterRonald C. ChenMichele W. CherryDebra G. LongKeith D. AmosPaul A. Godley\n- Increased Mortality and Health Risk Behaviors of Midlife White North Carolinians: A Marked Contrast to NonwhitesChristopher J. MansfieldKatherine JonesSatomi Imai\n- More than Just a Pretty SmilePeter J. Morris\n- Perspectives on Innovations in Oral Health CareR. Gary Rozier\n- Community Dental Health Coordinators: Cultural “Connectors” for Oral HealthJane Grover\n- A Commentary on Pediatric Oral Health in North CarolinaKern E. EasonKelly L. CloseMark W. CaseyMarian F. Earls\n- Highlights of North Carolina Oral Health Section's 2015-2016 Kindergarten Assessment DataKevin J. Buchholtz\n- Why an Equity Lens is Essential for Achieving Oral Health for All: Exploring Collaboration as a Path to Systems ChangeEun Young OhM. Zulayka Santiago\n- A New Way to Measure Geographic Access to Dentists in North CarolinaMarko Vujicic\n- Silver Diamine Fluoride: Changing the Caries Management Paradigm and Potential Societal ImpactJohn Timothy WrightAlex White\n- The Journey to Improving Access to Dental Services for Individuals in Assisted Living Facilities Across North CarolinaJennifer K. Romaszewski\n- Integrating Oral Health Care Services Within MedicareMark E. Moss\n- Integrating Oral Health and Primary Care in the Changing Health Care LandscapeKathryn A. AtchisonJane A. Weintraub\n- Connecting Oral and Physical Health via the Health Information ExchangeChristie Burris\n- The Critical Role Youth Play in Addressing Oral Health InequitiesCaroline Le\n- Running the Numbers: Oral Health Trends from the North Carolina Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2012–2016Eleanor E. Howell\n- Philanthropy Profile: Working Together for Oral Health in the CarolinasKatie EyesStacy E. Warren\n- NCIOM Issue Brief: Metrics to Drive Improvements in Health October 2017North Carolina Institute of Medicine\n- The Danger of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Associated with Hookah Use: An Emergency Physician's PerspectiveJudith Borger\nMedicine, North Carolina Institute of. 2017. “NCIOM Issue Brief: Metrics to Drive Improvements in Health October 2017.” North Carolina Medical Journal 78 (6): 419–23. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.78.6.419.","source_license":"CC0","license_restricted":false}