1. Engagement Strategies in Health and Disease Management: Best Practices for Boosting Participation

2. Keys to Achieving Optimal Desired and Sustained Behavior Change for Disease Management and Wellness Programs

3. Evidence of Cost Savings and Improved Outcomes: Maternal and Pediatric Health Management

2. Evidence: Health Management Works

3. Achieving Optimal Maternal and Child Health Outcomes: Best Practice for Medicaid and Commercial Populations

4. Disease Management : Motivational Strategies Having Mixed Results. Providers Focus on Co-Pays, Premium Cuts as DM Incentives

5. Best Practice for Obesity and Weight Management: Finding Success through Linking Effective Gastric Bypass Surgery Policy and Health Management

Presentations by Zoe Consultants: (Available to download and print)

1. Solving the Obesity/Weight Management Puzzle

Intellectual Property Items/Documents for purchase: Contact Robin Foust if interested in purchase or licensing:

1. Maternal and Child Health Record

2. Assessment and logic linking to content, nursing care plans, patient self-care plans, and so forth

3. Obesity and Weight Management program software with compliance and behavioral change monitoring.

4. Sample Policy, Procedures and Programs for Bariatric Surgery and Obesity Management - $275 more info

Worth checking out:

Books:
• Crossing The Quality Chasm by The Insitute of Medicine
• Epidemic of Care by George C. Halvorson and George J. Isham, MD
• Facilitating Treatment Adherence by Donald Meichenbaum and Dennis C. Turk
• Motivational Interviewing by William R. Miller and Stephen Rollnick
• Relapse Prevention by G. Alan Marlatt and Jidth R. Gordon
• Disease Management by Warren Todd and David Nash, MD

Websites:
• http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/brfss/index.asp
• http://www.nih.gov/
• http://within.dhfs.state.wi.us/helpfiles/dlookupbrowse.html
• www.zoeconsulting.com
• www.bofoust.com
• http://www.bayerinstitute.org/index.php?sec=biblio

Articles:
"Addressing Multiple Behavioral Risk Factos in Primary Care;" Michael Goldstein and Susan J. Curry; American Journal of Preventive Medicine; August, 2004