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A91: Can Incentives Improve Population Health? An Interview With Bridget Booske, PhD

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A92: Observations on Incentives to Improve Population Health

J. Michael McGinnis

A93: Creating Incentives to Improve Population Health

Steven Lewis

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A94: Principles to Guide the Development of Population Health Incentives

Robert H. Haveman

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A95: Understanding the Production of Population Health and the Role of Paying for Population Health

John Mullahy

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A96: Using Social Marketing to Manage Population Health Performance

Michael L. Rothschild

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A97: Making Better Use of the Policies and Funding We Already Have

Raymond J. Baxter

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A98: Paying for Performance in Population Health: Lessons From Health Care Settings

David A. Asch, Rachel M. Werner

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A99: Realizing and Allocating Savings From Improving Health Care Quality and Efficiency

Daniel M. Fox

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A100: Accountability Metrics and Paying for Performance in Education and Health Care

John F. Witte

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A101: Population Health Rankings as Policy Indicators and Performance Measures

Thomas R. Oliver

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A102: Learning From the European Experience of Using Targets to Improve Population Health

Peter C. Smith, Reinhard Busse

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A103: Reach and Effectiveness of a Weight Loss Intervention in Patients With Prediabetes in Colorado

Fabio A. Almeida, Susan Shetterly, Renae L. Smith-Ray, Paul A. Estabrooks

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A104: Residence in a Distressed County in Appalachia as a Risk Factor for Diabetes, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2006-2007

Lawrence Barker, Richard Crespo, Robert B. Gerzoff, Sharon Denham, Molly Shrewsberry, Darrlyn Cornelius-Averhart

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A105: Effects of Perceived Neighborhood Characteristics and Use of Community Facilities on Physical Activity of Adults With and Without Disabilities

Keith M Christensen, Judith M. Holt, Justin F. Wilson

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A106: Differences in Health and Health Behaviors Between State Employees and Other Employed Adults in Oregon, 2007

Ying Han, Daniel S. Morris, Stacey Schubert, Duyen Ngo, Jane M. Moore

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A107: Commute Times, Food Retail Gaps, and Body Mass Index in North Carolina Counties

Stephanie B. Jilcott, Haiyong Liu, Justin B. Moore, Jeffrey W. Bethel, James Wilson, Alice S. Ammerman

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A108: Using Multiple Sources of Data to Assess the Prevalence of Diabetes at the Subcounty Level, Duval County, Florida, 2007

William C. Livingood, Luminita Razaila, Elena Reuter, Rebecca Filipowicz, Ryan C. Butterfield, Katryne Lukens-Bull, Linda Edwards, Carlos Palacio, David L. Wood

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A109: Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Efforts to Reduce Risk of Type 2 Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease in Southwestern Pennsylvania, 2005-2007

Kenneth J. Smith, Heather E. Hsu, Mark S. Roberts, M. Kaye Kramer, Trevor J. Orchard, Gretchen A. Piatt, Miriam C. Seidel, Janice C. Zgibor, Cindy L. Bryce

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A110: Evaluating a Preventive Services Index to Adjust for Healthy Behaviors in Observational Studies of Older Adults

Barbara Williams, Paula Diehr, James LoGerfo

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A111: Achieving a High Response Rate With a Health Care Provider Survey, Washington State, 2006

Nguyet Tran, Julia A. Dilley

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A112: Erratum, Vol. 7: Issue 3