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Volume 18 Number 6 Supplement (November/December 2008)
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| Policy and Financing Issues for Preconception and Interconception Health: Editor's Note |
| Anne Rossier Markus JD, PhD, MHS, a |
pp S1
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| Policy And Finance For Preconception Care: Opportunities for Today and the Future |
| Kay Johnson MPH, MEda, Hani Atrash MD, MPHb and Alison Johnson MPHb |
pp S2-S9
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| Marching Forward: Action Steps to Optimize the Health of Women and Babies |
| Jennifer L. Howse PhD, a |
pp S10-S12
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| Transforming Preconceptional, Prenatal, and Interconceptional Care Into A Comprehensive Commitment To Women's Health |
| Paul H. Wise MD, MPH, a |
pp S13-S18
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| The future of preconception care: A Clinical Perspective |
| Brian W. Jack MDa, Hani Atrash MD, MPHb, Timothy Bickmore PhDc and Kay Johnson MPH, MEdd |
pp S19-S25
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| Women and Health Insurance: Implications for Financing Preconception Health |
| Sara Rosenbaum JD, a |
pp S26-S35
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| Employer Approaches To Preconception Care |
| Kathryn E. Phillips MPHa and Georgette Flood, a |
pp S36-S40
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| Making the Most of Medicaid: Promoting the Health of Women and Infants With Preconception Care |
| Alina Salganicoff PhD, a, and Jane An MHSa |
pp S41-S46
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| Role of Medicaid Family Planning Waivers and Title X In Enhancing Access to Preconception Care |
| Rachel Benson Gold MPA, a, and Casey Alrich MPHa |
pp S47-S51
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| Community Approaches to Women's Health: Delivering Preconception Care in a Community Health Center Model |
| Sara Wilensky JD, MPPa, and Michelle Proser MPPb |
pp S52-S60
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| Healthy Start: Lessons Learned on Interconception Care |
| Maribeth Badura RN, MSNa, Kay Johnson MPH, MEdb, Karen Hench RN, MSa and Madelyn Reyes RN, MPAa |
pp S61-S66
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| Title V Strategies to Ensure a Continuum of Women's Health Services |
| Helene Kent RD, MPH, a, and Nan Streeter MS, RNa |
pp S67-S73
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| Translating Policy to Practice and Back Again: Implementing a Preconception Program in Delaware |
| Charlan Kroelinger PhDa, and Deborah Ehrenthal MD, FACPb |
pp S74-S80
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| Where are the Data to Drive Policy Changes for Preconception Health and Health Care? |
| Samuel F. Posner PhDa, Danielle L. Broussard PhD, MPHb, c, William M. Sappenfield MD, MPHc, Nan Streeter MS, RNd, Lauren B. Zapata PhD, MSPHa and Magda G. Peck ScDe |
pp S81-S86
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| Improving Women's Preconceptional Health: Findings from a Randomized Trial of the Strong Healthy Women Intervention in the Central Pennsylvania Women's Health Study |
| Marianne M. Hillemeier PhDa, Danielle Symons Downs PhDa, Mark E. Feinberg PhDa, Carol S. Weisman PhDb, Cynthia H. Chuang MDb, Roxanne Parrott PhDc, Diana Velott MPAb, Lori A. Francis PhDa, Sara A. Baker MSWb, Anne-Marie Dyer MSb and Vernon M. Chinchilli PhDb |
pp S87-S96
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| Welfare Reform and Insurance Coverage During the Pregnancy Period: Implications for Preconception and Interconception Care |
| Kosali Ilayperuma Simon PhDa, and Arden Handler DrPHb |
pp S97-S106
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| Prevalence of Chronic Illness in Pregnancy, Access to Care, and Health Care Costs: Implications for Interconception Care |
| Sharmila Chatterjee MD, MPHa, b, Milton Kotelchuck PhD, MPHc and Usha Sambamoorthi PhDd, e, f |
pp S107-S116
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| The Effect of Preconception Counselling on Lifestyle and Other Behaviour Before and During Pregnancy |
| Joyce Elsinga PhDa, Lieke C. de Jong-Potjer MD, PhDa, Karin M. van der Pal-de Bruin PhDb, Saskia le Cessie PhDc, Willem J.J. Assendelft MD, PhDa and Simone E. Buitendijk PhDb |
pp S117-S125
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