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ICF International works with U.S. federal agencies and health organizations to support programs that strive to prevent disease and improve health outcomes.
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ICF's services in the public health field range from support for basic and clinical research to the diffusion of evidence-based knowledge and practices to health providers and health consumers. We work with researchers, clinicians, policymakers, media outlets, and national and community-based organizations to help keep America healthy.
ICF leverages its domain expertise in public health across the spectrum of implementation services to maximize the impact of our client’s programs. The intersection of our health and environment expertise creates strong bioinformatics and scientific computing capabilities. Our health informatics and health communication services derive knowledge and experience from the collaboration of our information technology and strategic marketing experts. We further extend our reach by combining our depth in emergency management to excel in emergency medical preparedness. Our years of service to defense and veteran’s agencies overlap with our breadth of services in health as evidenced by our medical simulation work.
Contact Stacey Piper Email: spiper@icfi.com
ICF created the AIDS.gov website for the Office of HIV/AIDS Policy, incorporating best practices in design, information architecture, usability, and mobile and interactive media development.
ICF provides diverse scientific computing and information technology support to the U.S. FDA’s National Center for Toxicological Research and is responsible for fulfilling all of the IT requirements that support research studies.
ICF was awarded a series of contracts by SAMHSA to conduct the national evaluation of the Children’s Mental Health Initiative, which was designed to respond to a critical lack of available treatment services for children affected by serious emotional disorders.
The CDC enlisted ICF’s help to evaluate survey questions in the nationwide Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) that are designed to identify people with disabilities.
ICF’s Bruce Fowler, Bill Mendez, and Russ Savage discuss how computational methods have been applied to address a number of important issues central to improving human health hazard and risk assessment.
ICF’s Matthew Perry presents an examination of mobile websites and mobile applications and how they can be used to ease access to important health information.
In this presentation, ICF International’s Ronne Ostby discusses the foundational principles of how social interactions influence behavior change. Social influence hasn’t changed in the world of new technology, and understanding social norms and collective behavior helps us understand that technology is a channel to help foster those behaviors.
In this paper, ICF International recommends a new value-focused research ecosystem that features data in, insights out. The paper describes how integrating and mining unassociated data across the health research landscape present opportunities to introduce efficiencies, leverage federal funds in a budget-cutting environment, and speed new discoveries.
ICF wrote a series of case studies for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that highlighted findings of specific child vulnerabilities by lifestage and were compiled into this report.
ICF's Devona Overton and Ana Toro present effective social marketing efforts that encourage individuals, in particular African American and Hispanic populations, to make better dietary choices using strategies from Spot the Block, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) campaign.
ICF has 20 years of experience in domestic preparedness, emergency management, and domestic preparedness needs, and developed this paper to demonstrate how using an integrated, regional approach to public health and medical planning helps build community resilience.
At ICF’s third Public Health Breakfast, Helen Thompson, Interim CIO at Georgia Health Science University Health System, discussed the transformation from paper to electronic medical files and, more specifically, where we should spend our time, efforts, and dollars to deliver the health care needs of our communities.
The study was carried out to determine the baseline prevalence of hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection and explore its risk factors.
ICF International provides SAMHSA’s Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) with multifaceted communications support in an effort to convey to its stakeholders that prevention works, treatment is effective, and people recover.
Email:info at icfi dot com
Phone:1.703.934.3603 or 1.800.532.4783
Address:9300 Lee Highway, Fairfax, VA 22031-1207 USA
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