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West Virginia Healthy Lifestyles Act of 2005

February 10, 2009 | Evaluation

In 2005, West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin III signed into law House Bill 2816--the Healthy Lifestyles Act--to help address the state's obesity epidemic. The evaluation was conducted in 2007 by a team from West Virginia University Health Sciences Center and was supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Evaluability Assessment of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Health Games Research National Program

October 1, 2008 | Evaluation

Led by Marjorie A. Gutman, Ph.D., under contract with Macro International, this evaluability assessment was conducted to determine the readiness of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation national program Health Games Research for evaluation.

Assessing the Role of Health e-Technologies in Advancing the Future of eHealth

March 1, 2007 | Evaluation

This report explores the goals of RWJF's Health e-Technologies Initiative: Building the Science of e-Health (HETI), which included expanding the body of knowledge about the efficacy, costs, cost effectiveness and overall quality of e-health applications currently in use for health behavior change and chronic disease management, and the expansion of the body of knowledge about how to evaluate, compare and improve them.

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