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Family Development and Self-Sufficiency (FaDSS): Implementation Findings from the Evaluation of Employment Coaching
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Coaches implemented the Family Development and Self-Sufficiency program as planned and helped participants build self-regulation skills to get and keep jobs.
Association of mRNA Vaccination with Clinical and Virologic Features of COVID-19 Among US Essential and Frontline Workers
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A study of essential and frontline workers with COVID-19 showed that two or three vaccine doses reduced symptoms, missed work, and the need for medical care.
Factors That Affect Opioid Quality Improvement Initiatives in Primary Care: Insights from Ten Health Systems
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This study of an Opioid Quality Improvement Collaborative can help providers adopt CDC opioid guidelines and improve their prescribing practices.
Assessing FMLA: Results from 2018 Surveys
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56% of private workers are eligible for medical leave under the FMLA, and 95 percent of worksites reported positive or neutral perceptions of the law’s effects.
Assessing Smoke-Free Housing Implementation Approaches to Inform Best Practices: A National Survey of Early-Adopting Public Housing Authorities
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Abt’s Ellen Childs, Jodi Anthony & other co-authors share the first national study of the implementation of voluntary smoke-free policies in multi-unit housing.
Dietary Intakes of Children Enrolled in US Early Child-Care Programs During Child-Care and Non-Child-Care Days
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Early child care food intakes on child-care days more closely align to Dietary Guidelines for Americans than intakes on non-child-care days.
Sources for and Quality of Neonatal Care in 45 Low- and Middle-income Countries
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An Abt study found keys to neonatal survival include a skilled attendant, essential newborn and postnatal care standards, and fast treatment of infection.
Consistency of Self-reported and Documented Historical Influenza Vaccination Status of US Healthcare Workers
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New research validates self-reporting of vaccination status by healthcare personnel, a priority group for annual influenza vaccination, over five years.