The West Virginia Bureau Of Senior Services to be involved in a physical activity and nutrition program. To talk with a west virginia State health Insurance Assistance Program (WV SHIP) http://www.state.wv.us/seniorservices/
Extractions: Medicare beneficiaries eligible for credit to help pay for prescriptions through a Medicare-approved drug discount card can still receive a $300 credit, but this discount card is being phased out due to the new Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage effective January 2006 . The discount cards are valid until May 15, 2006, or until you join one of the new Prescription Drug Plans. These plans will be marketed in October, and
Extractions: West Virginia Program Honored for Improving the Health of Rural Elderly The Eastern Panhandle Integrated Delivery System in Petersburg, W. Va., recently received a Leadership Award from the American Association for World Health for a project that increases access to physical activity and mental health services for elderly rural Americans in six West Virginia counties. The award was presented on World Health Day April 5 to four U.S. and three international programs for outstanding achievement in building awareness about the importance of physical fitness. The program promotes physical activity and mental health services for the medically underserved elderly, age 55 or older, in Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Morgan, Pendleton and Tucker counties. Program features include: exercise physiologists at hospitals and health centers to provide nutrition education, supervised exercise and educational programs focusing on weight loss, cardiovascular health and stress reduction;
Extractions: Community-based Nutrition Planning Moving to the Future: Developing Community-Based Nutrition Services A Distance Training Course Curriculum for WIC Nutrition Professionals ** National Award-Winning Distance Training Course ** In September, 1997, Virginia Department of Health's WIC Program received a USDA-WIC Special Project Grant (No. 59-3198-7-522) to work collaboratively with state WIC programs in Washington D.C., West Virginia, and Wisconsin to design and deliver a 5-session, interactive videoconference course for WIC nutrition professionals. There are two primary components to this project: the training course and the evaluation of the course's impact on nutrition professionals. The training course is designed to: enhance the skills and improve the practices of WIC professionals in program planning, evaluation, and partnerships for successful community-based nutrition education and services;
Holistic Nutrition Natural Health Programs - 4 College Search Find a Holistic nutrition Natural health program that is right for you. DC Colleges west virginia Colleges Wisconsin Colleges Wyoming Colleges http://www.4collegesearch.com/health-care-degrees/holistic-nutrition-natural-hea
Extractions: Health Care Degrees Health Administration Health Care Management Medical Assisting RN to BSN ... Natural Health 4CollegeSearch Top Colleges and Universities Web site features 4-year universities-colleges, 2 year colleges, junior colleges, and career, technical, trade, and vocational schools located in North America offering Holistic Nutrition Natural Health Programs Browse though our directory of schools and select a holistic nutrition natural health program that is right for you. If you would like to request information about any of the online holistic nutrition natural health programs or schools listed on this page, click on the school's link and fill out an inquiry form for no-obligation information on each accredited school.
Meeting For The Hearts Of West Virginia west virginia has had phenomenal results with the Ornish program, Howard said. Others provided information about health and education programs and how http://www.herald-dispatch.com/healthsource/2004/040404MeetingHeartsWV.htm
Extractions: var prop6="news" var prop7="health" HOME NEWS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT ... Submit a letter Extras Communities Photo galleries Special reports Web extras ... Customer Care Links USA TODAY Gannett Gannett Foundation River Cities Printing HEALTH SOURCE Tuesday, April 4, 2004 Print Story Subscribe Meeting for the hearts of West Virginia St. Marys Medical Center sponsors conference promoting cardiovascular health By Shelly Ridgeway Betz - for Health Source Dean Ornish, M.D., listens to an Ornish Program participants testimonial at the Cardiovascular Health in Appalachia Conference at Glade Springs last week. Several participants shared how their lives had been transformed by the program. The bad news isnt hard to find: West Virginia ranks near the top of the nation in incidence of cardiovascular disease. And in obesity. And in diabetes, which also contributes to heart disease.
AHIRC Resource Listings *west virginia Children s Dentistry Program Children s Dentistry Program works health checkups, health and nutrition classes for adults and children, http://www.actorsfund.org/ahirc/cat_list.cfm?cat=181&st=WV
State Agencies Administering The Child Nutrition Programs Bureau of Child nutrition programs Florida Department of health west virginia NSLP, CACFP, SFSP State Director Office of Child nutrition http://www.fns.usda.gov/cnd/Contacts/StateDirectory.htm
The Charleston Gazette - Series million west virginians with nutrition, health care and other basic needs. Halfway through the federal budget process, west virginia stands to lose http://wvgazette.com/section/Series/Federal Cutbacks/
Extractions: Winds: Calm Edition: Tuesday September 27, 2005 Monday September 26, 2005 Sunday September 25, 2005 Saturday September 24, 2005 Friday September 23, 2005 Thursday September 22, 2005 Wednesday September 21, 2005 Tuesday September 20, 2005 Monday September 19, 2005 Sunday September 18, 2005 Saturday September 17, 2005 Friday September 16, 2005 Thursday September 15, 2005 Wednesday September 14, 2005 Search News Library Series Sections Home/Top Stories News People Sports ... Sunday Gazette-Mail Should Kanawha County build two West Side elementary schools President Bush's budget proposes huge, across-the-board cuts in federal dollars to states. West Virginia would lose hundreds of millions. Congress has to approve those cuts. What will they do? What would the impact on West Virginians be? Read Gazette articles and find links to Web sites where you can learn more.
CHF - West Virginia Children's Health Project west virginia Children s health Project. See all programs - Many of these families struggle with chronic disease, poor nutrition, high rates of infant http://www.childrenshealthfund.org/programs/westvirginia.php
Extractions: National Profiles: Making a Difference Health Education - See all programs - January 1992 Home Institution/Affiliation: Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine at Marshall University, Huntington, WV Medical Director: Isabel Pino, MD Program Director: Sherrie Fulton, LPN Sampling of Services: CHF's Special Initiatives: Areas Served: Rural communities in southwestern West Virginia. About the Project The West Virginia Children's Health Project (WVCHP) serves permanently housed Appalachian families living in the extremely isolated southwestern region of the state. Many of these families struggle with chronic disease, poor nutrition, high rates of infant mortality and environmentally-based health conditions. Yet, due to extreme isolation and harsh terrain, they also face considerable difficulties accessing health care. Cardiovascular disease at all ages, obesity and asthma are persistent health challenges in the area. The most pressing barriers to health care for patients served by the project are lack of transportation and lack of financial resources. The West Virginia Children's Health Project overcomes these barriers by bringing high quality, comprehensive primary care to remote communities and providing care without regard to ability to pay.
West Virginia Health Care Jobs On CareerBuilder.com Looking for west virginia health Care jobs and other health Care jobs? See currently available job Two positions available in Huntington area programs. http://health-care.careerbuilder.com/hc.ic/WestVirginia?sc=2&sd=2
Evaluating Evaluation -- What We've Learned FY8891 Extension s food, nutrition and health program emphases and outcome Morganton, WV west virginia University Cooperative Extension Service, http://www.joe.org/joe/1997february/rb2.html
Food And Nutrition Resource Guide The program was piloted by the west virginia University Extension Service HELP (Healthy Eating for Life Program) is a nutrition education program based http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/fcs/foods/fnguide/programs.html
Extractions: is designed to teach men the skills and knowledge to purchase, prepare, and store food and meals for themselves and their families. This award winning (state, regional, and national awards) program consists of a notebook with leader lessons, course curriculum for 8 interactive meal preparation sessions, recipes, evaluation form, and graduation certificate. Contact Jackie McClelland for ordering information at 919-515-9148. Active For Life Series Program "Active For Life" is designed as a comprehensive proactive health education program for older adults; however, the main focus of the program is a low-to-moderate-intensity exercise program. The aerobic component of the program is walking. The program was piloted by the West Virginia University Extension Service with 250 adults between the ages of 50 and 95 at 16 locations in both rural and communities. Although its primary component is exercise for flexibility and strength, the program addresses other needs of older adults, such as social, intellectual, related, emotional or spiritual ones. The unique feature of this program is the involvement of peer volunteer leaders. This allows for a greater number of older adults to participate in a community-based preventive health education program. Program materials include a resource guide, an exercise manual, and a video of the program participants in action. Before conducting this program, you must have gone through the inservice training held on May 14, 1997 or have watched the video of that inservice training. After viewing the video, you may ask to be sent all the program materials (Contact Jackie McClelland at 919/515-9148).
Journal Of Child Nutrition Management - School Nutrition Association west virginia child nutrition program, percentage of needy students (by school) report. west virginia Department of health and Human Resources WVDHHR. http://docs.schoolnutrition.org/newsroom/jcnm/03spring/nucci/
Commission On Dietetic Registration - Certifications And Licensure health Licensing Specialist Dietetic/nutrition The Department of health west virginia Helen Lodge, RD, LD, Chair west virginia Board of Licensed of http://www.cdrnet.org/certifications/licensure/agencylist.htm
JMU Health Sciences - The Pulse Before returning to JMU, most of her professional career in nutrition and in the a rural communitybased primary care center in west virginia, http://www.healthsci.jmu.edu/pulse/NewFaculty.htm
Extractions: Alden Kent Alden R. Kent, PA-C/LCSW Dr. Cynthia Cadieux Dr. Cynthia Cadieux joined the JMU Health Sciences faculty in August 2004 and teaches in the Dietetics program. As a 1988 alumnus of JMU, returning as an Assistant Professor has been an experiences as things have changed over the past 16 years. Dr. Cadieux and her husband live in the Great Bridge/Hickory area of Chesapeake, Virginia and are rearing three boys, Zachary who is 9, Benjamin who is 12, and Matthew who is 15 and a golden retriever. While she commutes on the weekends to be home with her family, Dr. Cadieux, who was married at the Muhlenburg Lutheran Church on East Market Street thinks of Harrisonburg as her home away from home. Before returning to JMU, most of her professional career in nutrition and in the Burn/Trauma Unit at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital and also became the Clinical Nutrition Manager there. As clinical nutrition manager she was responsible for clinical nutrition services for all patients and for the patient foodservice. This was a demanding and rewarding job. After spending 10 years teaching in the dietetic program at Tidewater Community College part-time, the call of academia drew her to attended Old Dominion University where she earned a PhD in 2002 in Urban Services/Urban Education with a concentration in higher education administration.
Health, Nutrition And Exercise Sciences Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, nutrition and health, North Dakota ProgramPlanning Committee 2002-03. west virginia-Ohio-Kentucky (WOK) http://www.ndsu.nodak.edu/HNES/Faculty Pages/jane.edwards.shtml
Extractions: E-Mail: jedwards@ndsuext.edu RESEARCH INTERESTS / CAREER OBJECTIVE To integrate practice, teaching, and research concerning the role of diet and exercise in the prevention or treatment of chronic diseases/conditions such as obesity, diabetes mellitus, and cardiovascular disease as well as energy balance in sports nutrition. EMPLOYMENT Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, Nutrition and Health, North Dakota State University , February. 2002-present. Associate Professor, College of Behavioral and Applied Science, State University of New York- College at Oneonta , August 1999-August 2001. Associate Professor and Director Didactic Program Dietetics, College of Nursing and Health Professions formerly with the Division of Human Development and Allied Technology, College of Education and Human Services, Marshall University , August 1994 - August 1999 Ohio University , September 1989 - June 1994.
UPENN SOM - NUTRITION EDUCATION AND PREVENTION PROGRAM Robert C. Byrd health Sciences Center, west virginia University, Morgantown, Combined Program of Gastroenterology and nutrition, Children s Hospital http://www.med.upenn.edu/nutrimed/contributors3.html
Extractions: Lisa A. Hark, PhD, RD Director, Nutrition Education and Prevention Program, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Gail Morrison, MD , Vice Dean for Education, Professor of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Frances M. Burke, MS, RD , Coordinator, Nutrition Education Program, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Senior Nutritionist, Cardiac Risk Intervention Program, University of Penn Health System, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ohio She oversees health professional programs for Mid East and acts as a resource in Human nutrition Foods, option Exercise Science from virginia Tech; http://www.nationaldairycouncil.org/NationalDairyCouncil/Press/Spokespeople/Loca
Extractions: Karen Bakies is the Medical Programs Manager with the Dairy Council Mid East. Karen has more than nine years of experience in front of the camera and with reporters. She has completed numerous print, TV and radio interviews on topics such as weight management, child and adolescent nutrition, school nutrition and nutrition for disease prevention. Karen is involved in the American, Ohio and Northwest Ohio Dietetic Associations. She is a past president of the Ohio Dietetic Association and is currently a delegate for the Ohio Dietetic Association to the American Dietetic Association. She also has been honored by the Ohio Dietetic Association with the "Recognized Young Dietitian" of the Year Award, "Member Merit Award" and most recently the "Presidents Award." Karen is also involved in Ohio Action for Healthy Kids, a group focused on addressing childhood obesity in Ohio.
