Welcome to the BE A BRIDGE website. You can use our site to:

Identify Best Practices to help you design and implement effective interventions and outreach.

Find Resources and Data to assist you in developing or enhancing your research agenda, program, or grant application.

Participate in Regional Health Summits & Workshops that provide tools in addressing tobacco-related chronic disease disparities.

Learn about the impact of tobacco on...

An initiative of the Health Promotion Council, Bringing Evidence-Based Research Initiatives to Disparate Groups with Evaluation (BE A BRIDGE) is a state-wide multi-disciplinary collaborative working to Improve the health of Pennsylvanians disparately affected by tobacco related chronic disease. BE A BRIDGE links organizations with the resources needed to successfully build capacity to improve and/or develop population-specific tobacco-related programs and interventions.

This Project Is Funded Through A Grant From The Pennsylvania Department of Health

Recent News, Events & Resources

Evidence-Informed and Evidence-Based Public Health
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New AHRQ-Funded Study Finds Electronic Health Record-Based Reminders Improve Tobacco Cessation Treatment
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Release of ALR 2009—RWJF New Connections Call for Proposals
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New Free Smoking Cessation Curriculum for Mental Health Peers Now Available
San Francisco, CA - March 19, 2009 - A new curriculum is now availabl...

Diabetes and Smoking
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Rx for Change - Clinician-Assisted Tobacco Cessation
Link:http://rxforchange.ucsf.edu/ ...

Using the CDC Framework for Program Evaluation
EPA and CDC are sponsoring a series of Webinars based on the CDC Fram...

Getting Started and Engaging your Stakeholders
EPA and CDC are sponsoring a series of Webinars based on the CDC Fram...

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