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Addressing
Tobacco in Managed Care
Program to promote adoption
of innovative approaches for helping Americans enrolled in managed
care organizations to avoid the harm caused by tobacco (for the periods
indicated).
- University
of Wisconsin-Madison Medical School
Madison, WI
$542,736—Technical assistance and
direction for Addressing Tobacco in Managed Care (1 year).
ID#37181
- AAHP Foundation
Washington, DC
$50,000—Year 2000 Addressing Tobacco
in Managed Care national survey of health plans (1 year).
ID#37734
$350,001—National technical
assistance office for Addressing Tobacco in Managed Care (1 year).
ID#40320
The University of Akron
Akron, OH
$704,204—Collaborating to revise and evaluate DARE (for
6 months). ID#39223
$400,000—Training initiative for evaluating DARE
(for 2 months). ID#40345
Alcohol Research Information Service
Lansing, MI
$161,000—Information resources for substance abuse prevention
practitioners (for 18 months). ID#37925
Alliance of Community Health Plans Inc.
New Brunswick, NJ
$475,001—Advancing tobacco control in physician networks
(for 3 years). ID#38849
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Washington, DC
$749,568—Disseminating the best practice intervention for
smoking cessation during pregnancy (for 2 years). ID#38611
Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations
Oakland, CA
$187,500—Enhancing minority organizations’ leadership
in tobacco control (for 2 years). ID#40827
Best Friends Foundation
Washington, DC
$600,000—Developing a model abstinence-based, health-risk
prevention program for young teen girls (for 3 years). ID#29684
Boston University School of Public Health
Boston, MA
$6,000,000—National resource for community substance abuse
initiatives (for 2 years). ID#37337
Boston University School of Social Work
Boston, MA
$339,261—Researching the service and treatment needs of
injection drug users (for 3 years). ID#38634
Brandeis University
Waltham, MA
$140,061—Developing system strategies for tobacco use treatment
(for 1 year). ID#40412
Brandeis University, Florence Heller Graduate School for Advanced
Studies in Social Welfare
Waltham, MA
$39,517—Reducing youth access to tobacco: responsible retailers
(for 6 months). ID#39906
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