Policy & Practice

View more issues:

Articles in Feb, 2009 issue of Policy & Practice

• Daschle discusses health care before Senate help committee
  by Larry Goolsby
• Computer Sciences gets N.C. Medicaid contract
  by Frank Solomon
• CMS releases final rules
• Health and Human Services
• In Arizona, Tracey Wareing has been replaced by Linda Blessing
• Informational KITs help promote evidence-based mental health practices
• 'Medical home': approach benefits Medicaid members, providers
  by Lynn Mitchell
• States' need for economic relief for Medicaid
  by Stan Rosenstein
• Child support
• The spirit of life
  by Peggy Chenoweth
• APHSA meets with Obama transition team
  by Larry Goolsby
• Obama highlights health information technology
  by Larry Goolsby
• 111th Congress still awaits two appointments
  by Larry Goolsby
• Crowe Horwath and Grobstein, Horwath & Co. announce transaction
  by Frank Solomon
• Delaware Aging-out youth face grim future
• Idaho parents to get child support on debit card
• Michigan's 2008 Voices for Action Poverty Summit
• Minnesota granted food stamp waiver
• Thousands of Nebraskans apply for welfare online
• The Urban Institute
• The Center for Law and Social Policy
• APHSA conferences and major meetings in 2009
• Transition: in with the new
  by Jerry W. Friedman
• Historical happening at APHSA's Policy Summit
  by Elliott Robinson
• For those we serve
  by Frank Solomon
• A case for federal-state partnership
  by David Hansell
• Third-quarter weakness leads to 'dramatic worsening' in October, November
• Real earnings in December 2008
• Congress strengthens ADA, expands disability definition
• Creating a 21st century Medicaid health care coverage system
  by Anthony Rogers
• Amended disabilities act widens protection
  by David Wachtel
• Preface
• Executive summary
• Federal-state relationships
• Health care
• Child welfare and well-being
• Economic services and related issues
• Child care
• The electronic days of chinos and skillets
  by Mike Coulson
• Deloitte: $530B savings opportunity for health care reform over 10 years
  by Frank Solomon
• EDS signs infrastructure services pact with Phoenix companies
  by Frank Solomon
• MAXIMUS awarded special ed case management system contract for NYC schools
  by Frank Solomon
• Staking a claim in performance measurement
• Vermont food stamp program gets a new name
• Toolkit of resources on electronic health records
• Non-violent substance abuse offender policy options
  by Larry Greenfield
• Communicating the changing human service landscape
  by George Earl Johnson, Jr.
• Most common writing mistakes, part 2
  by Frank Solomon
• Say what
  by Paul Leche
• National certification for child and youth workers
  by Dale Curry
• Ludwig and Miller
• Population estimates
• 2007 American Community Survey
• Population estimates
• Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2007
• U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
• U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
• Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When Stakes are High
  by Frank Solomon
• Rockefeller in Retrospect: The Governor's New York Legacy
  by Frank Solomon
• Anne Heiligenstein
• In North Carolina, Lanier M. Cansler has been named secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services
• Anne Murphy, chief of staff of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, has been named secretary
• In Ohio, Doug Lumpkin, the head of Franklin County's Department of Job and Family Services
• Anna Whiting Sorrell
• The challenge of child care—more help needed for Houston's families
  by Kinsey Alden Dinan
• Who are America's poor children? The official story
  by Sarah Fass
• Beyond the Stimulus: Shoring up the Safety Net, Securing the American Dream: center for Law and social policy
• Staff spotlight
• Take action: sign the unity of purpose congressional pledge
• Changing the 'face' of child welfare in Greene County, Ohio
  by Rhonda Reagh
• In our do'ers profile, we highlight some of the hardworking and talented individuals in public human services. This issue features Rhonda Reagh, Greene County Children Services, Ohio
  by Rhonda E. Reagh
• Health provisions among public's top priorities for economic stimulus
• CBO: U.S. to spend 27 percent more on food stamps in 2009
• APHSA staffer shakes hands with Mrs. Obama
• CMS announces plan to identify protected classes of prescription drugs
• It's health care, not welfare
  by Mike Fogarty
• Nutrition assistance
• Automated systems
• New administration pushes for stimulus plan: congress will not act until at least February
  by Larry Goolsby
• IBM launches initiative for business partners to grow revenue in mid-market
  by Frank Solomon

• 1
• 2