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So, you know, one thing that came to my mind when I read through all the information was, all right, how does this guide complement healthy people and the objectives for the nation? So in other words, and by the way, one of our own here in Minnesota, Nico Prank was on the show a while back and talked to because he was co-chairing Healthy People and the development of that.

And so, okay, so now we have healthy people, we have a community guide. So how do they compliment one another? Anybody can maybe tackle that one?

And so, okay, so now we have healthy people, we have a community guide. So how do they compliment one another? Anybody can maybe tackle that one?

Here's my question about this. So, you know, again, reading through this, some of the recommendations, it says recommended strong evidence, recommended sufficient evidence, et cetera, et cetera. Help our audience distinguish between that. What's sufficient? What's recommended? It's like, help us here. Which one should we really be digging deep into? Or which one should we forget about?

Here's my question about this. So, you know, again, reading through this, some of the recommendations, it says recommended strong evidence, recommended sufficient evidence, et cetera, et cetera. Help our audience distinguish between that. What's sufficient? What's recommended? It's like, help us here. Which one should we really be digging deep into? Or which one should we forget about?

Does that make sense?

Does that make sense?

That's helpful. Tom, go ahead.

That's helpful. Tom, go ahead.

So I've got a couple of questions here. So actually, even implementation types of things. So on both sides of the equation. So let me give you, for instance, when I was at the Department of Health and we were applying for many of our

So I've got a couple of questions here. So actually, even implementation types of things. So on both sides of the equation. So let me give you, for instance, when I was at the Department of Health and we were applying for many of our

cardiovascular grants from the the centers for disease control we use community guides i mean it's a starting point if nothing else in for us you know at the time for us to identify objectives that we know at least have some useful background to them now so that's how we use the in order to identify things that we wanted to put in a grant application. So now I'm going to flip that.

cardiovascular grants from the the centers for disease control we use community guides i mean it's a starting point if nothing else in for us you know at the time for us to identify objectives that we know at least have some useful background to them now so that's how we use the in order to identify things that we wanted to put in a grant application. So now I'm going to flip that.

So Amy and Allison, you're from Centers for Disease Control. How do project officers use this in order to help them make decisions about grants? And this is just one application here. How do they use it or might use it for... a decision on whether or not an application should be funded or not.

So Amy and Allison, you're from Centers for Disease Control. How do project officers use this in order to help them make decisions about grants? And this is just one application here. How do they use it or might use it for... a decision on whether or not an application should be funded or not.

So, all right. So, you know, Tom, you alluded to kind of a, you know, this is the research that goes back a ways. First of all, how far back does it go? How far do you do, you know, research, you know, on evidence for the last 10 years, five years, two years? And then my other question is, How is it kept up to speed about new things that are coming out?

So, all right. So, you know, Tom, you alluded to kind of a, you know, this is the research that goes back a ways. First of all, how far back does it go? How far do you do, you know, research, you know, on evidence for the last 10 years, five years, two years? And then my other question is, How is it kept up to speed about new things that are coming out?

Are there appendix, you know, appendiums that are added to it as new research comes out? Or how is it that it's kept vital?

Are there appendix, you know, appendiums that are added to it as new research comes out? Or how is it that it's kept vital?

So here's another question. So you went through this whole process. How long did it take to do it, to create the updated guide here?