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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.

Is Culture a Social Determinant of Health?
What Is Individual Health? Dimensions, Determinants, and Assessment
How Is Community Oriented Primary Care Different?
When to Use Random Sampling in Research
How Is Community-Oriented Primary Care Different?
What Is the PICOT Framework for Clinical Questions?
WHO Anemia Guidelines for Prevention and Management
What Is a Non-Experimental Study in Research?
What Makes a Study Generalizable?
What Is a Population in Research and Why Is It Important?
What Is Etiology vs. Pathophysiology?
What Is Random Assignment in Research?
How to Reduce Sampling Error in Research
What Is a Good AUC Value for Model Performance?
What Is Pharmacovigilance and Why Is It Important?
Why Am I Not Getting Better? The Science Behind Your Health
Are Social Determinants of Health Modifiable?
Is a Type 1 or a Type 2 Error Worse?
What Is Voluntary Response and Its Role in Research Bias?
How to Calculate Number Needed to Harm
What Are Treatment Statistics and Why Do They Matter?
What Is the Rarest Disease in the World?
What Is Health Status and How Is It Measured?
What Is a Population Sample in Scientific Research?
Why Are Digestive Diseases So Common in the United States?
How to Interpret Risk Ratio Values in Research
How to Interpret the F-Value and P-Value in ANOVA
Israel’s COVID Strategy: Vaccines and Digital Health
What Is Overdiagnosis and How Does It Affect You?
How Digital Twins Are Changing Clinical Trials