Journal of public health management and practice (Online)

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Preserved : 1995: 1(1-4), 1996: 2(1-4), 1997: 3(1-6), 1998: 4(1-6), 1999: 5(1-6), 2000: 6(1-6), 2001: 7(1-6), 2002: 8(1-6), 2003: 9(1-6, S), 2004: 10(1-6, Suppl), 2005: 11(1-6, S 6), 2006: 12(1-6, S 6), 2007: 13(1-6, S), 2008: 14(1-6, S 6), 2009: 15(1-2, S 2, 3-6, S 6), 2010: 16(1-6), 2011: 17(1-6), 2012: 18(1-6), 2013: 19(1, s1, Policy Research and Active Living 3, 2-6), 2014: 20(1, S 1, Public Health Interventions to Reduce Sodium Intake, S 1, Public Health Interventions to Reduce Sodium Intake 1, 2-5, S 5, Preparedness and Emergency Response Learning Centers: Lessons and Models, 6), 2015: 21(1, S 1, Big City Health Departments: Leadership Perspectives, 2, S 2, Environmental Public Health Tracking, 3, S 3, Evaluation of the Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities National Program, 4-6, S 6, Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey(PH WINS)), 2016: 22(1, S 1, Health Equity, 2-6, S 6), 2017: 23(1-6), 2018: 24(1-6), 2019: 25(1-6), 2020: 26(1-6), 2021: 27(1-3, S 3, HRSA Investment in Public Health, 4-6), 2022: 28(1-4, S 4, Transformation and Innovation in Public Health, 5, S 5, HRSA's Investment in Public Health Training Centers, 6, S 6, Partnerships Between Public Health and Public Safety to Reduce Drug Overdoses), 2023: 29(1, S 1, Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey 2021, 2-6), 2024: 30(1-3)