Central California Center for Health And Human Services
Institutes and Programs Publications
Aging in the San Joaquin Valley: Present Realities and Future Prospects
This report presents an overview of the demographic, economic, health and social characteristics of the San Joaquin Valley's aging population. This report is a first step in describing the issues and concerns of the older population. In order to meet current needs and future demands, it is imperative that we understand the aging population and lay the framework for developing policies and programs to meet their needs. Download Report (PDF)
This report presents an overview of the demographic, economic, health and social characteristics
of the San Joaquin Valley's aging population. This report is a first step in describing
the issues and concerns of the older population. In order to meet current needs and
future demands, it is imperative that we understand the aging population and lay the
framework for developing policies and programs to meet their needs.
The Long Road to Clean Air in the San Joaquin Valley: Facing the Challenge of Public Engagement
The Long Road to Clean Air in the San Joaquin Valley: Facing the Challenge of Public Engagement documents the need for San Joaquin Valley residents to understand and be involved in the region’s air quality policy landscape. The report provides policymakers and residents with practical recommendations to enhance the public’s engagement around air quality policy issues. Read the full Air Quality Report (PDF)
Publications Archive
A Growing Concern: Obesity and Physical Inactivity Among Children and Adolescents in the San Joaquin Valley Greer, F., Rondero Hernandez, V., Sutton, P., & Curtis, K. A. (October 2004). Obesity and physical inactivity among children and adolescents in the San Joaquin Valley. Fresno: Central California Children’s Institute, California State University, Fresno.
Hunger and Food Insecurity Among San Joaquin Valley Children in Immigrant Families Sutton, P., Hernandez, V. R., & Curtis, K. (2004, October). Hunger and food insecurity among San Joaquin Valley children in immigrant families. Fresno: Central California Children’s Institute, California State University.
Struggling to Breathe: The Epidemic of Asthma Among Children and Adolescents in the San Joaquin Valley Rondero Hernandez, V., Sutton, P., Curtis, K. A., & Carabez, R. (October 2004). Struggling to breathe: The epidemic of asthma among children and adolescents in the San Joaquin Valley. Fresno: Central California Children’s Institute, California State University, Fresno.
Adolescence Interrupted: An Analysis of the Epidemic of Teen Births in San Joaquin Valley Communities Rondero Hernandez, V., Curtis, K. A., & Sutton, P. (October 2004). Teen births: An analysis of San Joaquin Valley communities. Fresno: Central California Children’s Institute, California State University, Fresno.
Children in Jeopardy: A Sourcebook for Community Action Child Health and Well-Being Indicators in the Central California Region Sutton, P., Hernandez, V.R., Pérez, M.A., Curtis, K.A. (April 2004)
SB 2-Health Insurance Act of 2003: Expanding Employment Based Health Insurance in the San Joaquin Valley. Ingvaldson, G., Curtis, K.A., Capitman, J. A., Graham, E. (2004, August)
Proceedings of the Central California Childhood Obesity Leadership Summit September 14th 2005, Fresno, California presented by Central California Children's Institute, California State University, Fresno.
Proceedings of the Childhood Asthma Leadership Summit May 6th 2005, Fresno, California presented by Central California Children's Institute, California State University, Fresno.
Healthy People 2010: A 2005 Profile of Health Status in the Central San Joaquin Valley. Bengiamin, M., Capitman, J.A., Paul, C.M., Riordan, D.G., and Curtis, K.A. (2005).
Medi-Cal Redesign: Implications for the San Joaquin Valley, Summary and Policy Brief. Capitman, J. A., Riordan, D., Bengiamin, M., Paul, C. M. (2005, June)
Health Professional Shortages in the San Joaquin Valley: The Impact on Federally Qualified Health Clinics. Riordan, D.G., Capitman, J.A. (2006). Fresno, CA: California State University, Fresno.
Growing a Healthier San Joaquin Valley: Recommendations for Improving the Public Health and Healthcare Infrastructure. Capitman, J.A., Riordan, D.G., Paul, C.M. (2007).
The San Joaquin Valley now has a unique opportunity to influence health policy and health care reform by giving a voice to the health disparities experienced by its residents and influencing the negotiations that are ongoing as the health reform debate heats up. Read the full report (PDF)
Crisis in Care: The Nursing Shortage in the San Joaquin Valley. Barakzai, M., Curtis, K.A. (May 2007).