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Since 1992, CDC has provided funds through the Assessment Initiative project to improve the ways data are used to
guide public health decisions and policies. States funded by the Assessment Initiative have shared their experiences in
applied data analysis, presentation techniques, policy development, and community health assessment processes and outcomes
through publication in peer-reviewed journals and at the Assessment Initiative annual conferences.
The Journal of Public Health Management and
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of community health assessments. Of particular interest are the effects of these assessments and supporting tools (e.g.,
web-based data-query systems) on health status, health outcomes, health behaviors, and health-system changes, including changes
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