Family Health History for Duke Employees
Author(s)
Julianne O'Daniel
Document Description
Family Health History (FHH) is our most powerful tool for identifying individuals at risk for common complex disorders. Employee health programs are developed to be widely accessible and amenable to their community needs. Consequently, they provide a framework for new models of delivery and promotion for FHH and other empowering health tools.
Presentation for 2009 Genetic Alliance Annual conference
Date Added
June 22, 2009
Keywords
family health history, Genetic Alliance conference 2009, discovering openness in health systems, employee health, genetic service delivery
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Document Description
Family Health History (FHH) is our most powerful tool for identifying individuals at risk for common complex disorders. Employee health programs are developed to be widely accessible and amenable to their community needs. Consequently, they provide a framework for new models of delivery and promotion for FHH and other empowering health tools. Presentation for 2009 Genetic Alliance Annual conference
Date Added
June 22, 2009
Keywords
family health history, Genetic Alliance conference 2009, discovering openness in health systems, employee health, genetic service delivery