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The following reports contain quantitative and qualitative findings of the Foundation-sponsored Community Health Assessment conducted in 2002 in central Ohio. This research helped the Foundation determine its health-related funding priorities:
The following articles (in PDF format) discuss research
projects made possible by funding awards from the Osteopathic Heritage
Foundation:
- "Implementation
and Evaluation of a Haptic Playback System,” Robert
L. Williams II, Mayank Srivastava, Robert R. Conatser Jr.
and John N. Howell, Haptics-e
Electronic
Journal, IEEE Robotics & Automation Society, May 2004.<
- "Navigating the
Review Process for Research involving Human Participants: An
Overview and Practical Guidelines,” Joy
L. Matthews-Lopez, PhD, and D. Keith Watson, DO, Ohio
Research and Clinical Review,
Winter 2004.
- "Growing Ideas into Outcomes:
The Life Cycle of a Clinically-Based Research Project", Joy
L. Matthews-Lopez, PhD, 2004
- “Pyruvate-Enhanced
Cardioprotection during Surgery with Cardiopulmonary Bypass," Albert
H. Olivencia-Yurvati, DO, James L. Blair, DO, Mirza Baig,
RPh/PharmD, and Robert T.
Mallet, PhD, Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia,
Vol. 17, No. 6, December 2003.
The following documents are shared for the benefit of other organizations working to improve health and quality of life in their communities:
In 2005 Ohio’s governor appointed the Appalachian Ohio Healthy Living Task Force to provide guidance on health-related issues, with obesity being the initial priority. The Osteopathic Heritage Foundation of Nelsonville participated on the task force and is funding initiatives to reduce obesity in the region.
The healthy nutrition and fitness plan for Franklin County, Ohio, children and families was prepared by a community collaborative facilitated by the Children's Hunger Alliance with funding and support from the Osteopathic Heritage Foundation.
The Athens County (Ohio) Department of Job and Family Services developed an oral health referral and education program model, which received funding from the Osteopathic Heritage Foundation of Nelsonville. The successful initiative has been replicated in other communities
As part of the effort to increase philanthropic capital in the
region, Appalachian Ohio Giving is supporting four counties as they engage in the Philanthropy Index, a process created by the Southern Rural Development Initiative to help rural communities determine their assets and create a permanent charitable fund to support community life.
- The
Philanthropy Index: Philanthropy Potential Data Report for
Guernsey County, Ohio, Southern Philanthropy Consortium
2004, September
2004 (pdf, 1.13 mb)
- The
Philanthropy Index: Philanthropy Potential Data Report for
Hocking County, Ohio, Southern Philanthropy Consortium
2004, September
2004 (pdf, 1.47 mb)
- The
Philanthropy Index: Philanthropy Potential Data Report for
Meigs County, Ohio, Southern Philanthropy Consortium
2004, September
2004 (pdf, 1.57 mb)
- The
Philanthropy Index: Philanthropy Potential Data Report for
Noble County, Ohio, Southern Philanthropy Consortium
2004, September
2004 (pdf, 952 kb)
With childhood habits often ingrained for a lifetime, this kit teaches children about giving.
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