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The American Society for Public Administration is the largest and most prominent professional association for public administration. It is dedicated to advancing the art, science, teaching and practice of public and non-profit administration.
Supporting the Practice of Telemedicine in Delaware: The Role of Coverage Mandates and Licensure Regulations
Executive Summary As of July 1, 2012, the Delaware Medical Assistance Program reimburses for telemedicine-delivered services provided to Delaware Medicaid clients in order to improve access to behavioral health services,…
Public Administration is Public Health
William Henry Welch, founding Dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health, stated it best. “There are no social, no industrial, no economic problems which are…
Working with ASPA Affiliates to Prevent Prostate Cancer
As President of the Sacramento Chapter and a 26-year member of ASPA, I was recently tested for prostate cancer and like most cancer patients, embarked upon a self-education project that…
Soft-Tech Solutions Improving Local Sustainability in the U.S.
As a part of our limited series featuring the work of our 2013 Founders Forum Fellows, here is a sampling of one of our fellows’ reports. To read the full…
‘I Will Think of You Everyday,’ on Acknowledging Sacrifice
It is difficult to acknowledge loss where it is misunderstood. Do we have the capacity to recognize that our actions can at times result in loss for those we are…
Curing the National Toothache: Elements of a National Dental Plan
Since the 1798 establishment of federally-sponsored hospitals for those in the maritime trades, strides have been taken toward the overall improvement of public health. Passage of the Affordable Care Act…
Limited Series on Founders Forum Fellows’ Research
For the next few weeks, PA TIMES online will publish the work of each of our 2013 Founders Forum Fellows. Two new pieces will be posted each week alongside our…
A Sketch of Sustainability in U.S. City Budgets
“Sustainability” is a buzzword in many fields across disciplines these days. Since sustainable development (SD) was proclaimed at the United Nations (UN) Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de…
The New Emergency Alert A-Z: From Amber Alerts to a Zombie Apocalypse
“We interrupt this program. This is a national emergency. The President of the United States or his designated representative will appear shortly over the Emergency Broadcast System.” Do these words…
Balancing Community Development Theory and Practice in the Classroom
Over the past few months, this column has explored community development through the theoretical lens of assets-based development. To illustrate this model, I have discussed a number of communities that…
Cities Around the Nation Honor Crime Victims and Advocates During National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (April 21-27) provides an opportunity to increase awareness of the challenges faced by crime victims and to highlight the long struggle to establish victims’ rights,…
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