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America’s Adolescents: Where Have We Been, Where Are We Going?
This 2002 article reviews the historical trends and current status of the health of America’s adolescents.
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Advancing the Adolescent Reproductive Health Policy Agenda: Issues for the Coming Decade
This 2002 article reviews reproductive health issues for adolescents and recommends policies to promote an agenda.
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Investing in Clinical Preventive Health Services for Adolescents
This 2001 document defines clinical preventive services for adolescents, presents professional recommendations, and examines the rationale for providing a comprehensive set of clinical preventive services...
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Research Priorities in Adolescent Health: An Analysis & Synthesis of Research Recommendations
This document created in 2000 reviews national reports on adolescent health published over the past decade and provides a collective assessment of the state-of-the-art science,...
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Adolescents and the State Children’s Health Insurance Program
This 1999 report highlights the potential impact of CHIP for adolescents, provides case studies of innovative strategies, and makes recommendations for how to better reach...
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Assuring the Health of Adolescents in Managed Care
This assessment tool created in 1998 serves as a checklist for professionals to plan and evaluate health care components for adolescents in managed care settings,...
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Improving Adolescent Health: An Analysis and Synthesis of Policy Recommendations
This 1998 report reviewed over 1,000 adolescent health policy recommendations which were developed by government agencies, private foundations, and various task forces and commissions. It...
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Health Care Reform: Opportunities for Improving Adolescent Health
This report is the result of a working seminar in 1994 that brought together experts to make recommendations on how health care reform can best...