General Population Sample Clauses

General Population. The general population is the entire population within the jurisdiction, that is, all population subgroups.‌ Immediate Recipient: An immediate recipient is the immediate recipient refers to the first group(s) to receive a message approved within the health department prior to dissemination. For example, if an agency is required to receive clearance approval of a message from an authority outside of the public health department (e.g., governor’s office) prior to dissemination, then the immediate recipient of the message would be “clearance or dissemination authority beyond the public health agency”. However, if an agency releases a message approved for clearance by the health department to a news media outlet, then the immediate recipient is “Dissemination partner”. Likewise, if an agency sends a message approved for clearance by the health department to an established call center or hotline for dissemination, then the immediate recipient is “Public information line”.
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General Population. CONTRACTOR shall provide field case management services to homeless persons in County who have a mental health disorder, and may also have a co-occurring substance use disorder, who could benefit from MSC services and/or referral and linkage to appropriate community medical, behavioral health or other necessary services. CONTRACTOR shall embed in their services techniques on Evidence Based Practices (EBP) such as Trauma-Informed Care, Motivational Interviewing, and Critical Time Intervention, which are useful to those working with individuals experiencing homelessness. CONTRACTOR shall provide ongoing trainings to staff to increase the effectiveness of the community’s outreach, in- reach, and engagement efforts.
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General Population. In the past few years, the economy of the Ketchikan Gateway Borough has undergone many changes that have affected growth and population in the community (see Existing Conditions Demographic and Socioeconomic Analysis. [HDR Alaska, April 2000] for more information). Figure 2-1 illustrates the population fluctuation from 1990 to 2000. Population increased annually from 1990, reaching a peak of 14,764 in 1995, and then began to decrease until a slight increase occurred between 1999 and 2000. From 1990 to 2000, the overall population increase of the Ketchikan Gateway Borough was only 1.8%—from 13,828 people in 1990 to an estimated 14,070 people in 2000. FIGURE 2-1. POPULATION OF THE KETCHIKAN GATEWAY BOROUGH, 1990-2000 15,000 14,800 Population (Number of Persons) 14,600 14,400 14,200 14,000 13,800 13,600 13,400 13,200 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Year
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General Population. Please comment on the prevalence and trends of cannabis use in the general population. Focus on last year and last month prevalence and any important demographic breakdowns where available (e.g. young adults 15-34, gender). Include any contextual information important in interpreting trends. (Suggested title: Cannabis Use in the General Population.)
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General Population. Please comment on the prevalence and trends of stimulant use in the general population. Focus on last year and last month prevalence and any important demographic breakdowns where available (e.g. young adults 15-34, gender). Include any contextual information important in interpreting trends. (Suggested title: Stimulant Use in the General Population.)
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General Population. The delivery of food for the general population inmates may be provided in cafeteria style in the Facility’s inmate dining room or by satellite seating. Alternate methods may be proposed by CONTRACTOR subject to written approval by the Department. This will include blind feeding where the inmate serving the food is not able to see the inmate receiving the tray.
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