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Erin Orlando, RN, is a public health nurse in a regional health system’s population health department. She plans and coordinates community outreach initiatives for patients dealing with food access challenges and unstable housing. Her earlier clinical experience involved delivering home health nursing care to adults recovering from acute illness. Orlando received her bachelor of science in nursing from Marshall University and partners with civic groups to connect families with essential social services.

Why Are Food Regulations Important for Public Health?
What Does Health Mean? Beyond Just Being Disease-Free
What Is Housing Insecurity? Causes, Risks & Health Effects
What the Health Review: Fact-Checking the Documentary
What Is Real Data and Why Does It Matter?
What Are Health Inequities? Root Causes and Impact
What Is Child Hunger? Its Causes and Health Effects
How to Prevent Diseases: 8 Proven Lifestyle Steps
What Is Harm Reduction? A Public Health Approach
What Does It Mean When P Value Is Greater Than Alpha?
What Is Energy Insecurity and Why It Matters to Health
What Are the Different Types of Study Designs?
How to Solve the Opioid Crisis: What Actually Works
How to Measure Access to Healthcare: Key Metrics
Is Ethnicity a Social Determinant of Health? Not Exactly
What Are Modifiable Risk Factors for Disease?
What Is a Needs Assessment in Public Health?
What Is a Health Crisis? Key Indicators and Impacts
How to Improve Population Health: Key Strategies
What Is the Goal of the Population Health Model?
What Is a Sample Frame in Research?
What Is the Difference Between Food Security and Nutrition Security?
What Is an At-Risk Population in Public Health?
What Is Unique About Public Health Services?
How the Built Environment Affects Your Health
Do Childless Women Live Longer? The Science Explained
What Is the Public Health Model?
What Is Internal Influence in Health?
What Is Secondary Prevention in Healthcare?
How Does the CDC Define “Older Adults” Regarding HIV/AIDS?