Maxine D. Hayes

1946 -

alma mater: Spelman College, Universidade de Buffalo, Universidade Harvard

distinção: Charles Merrill Jr. Scholarship, honorary degree from Spelman College

Maxine D. Hayes (born 1946) is an American public health expert who was the State Health Officer for Washington state from 1998 until 2013. She was elected to the National Academy of Medicine in 2006 and awarded the American Public Health Association Martha May Eliot Award. Source: Wikipedia (en)

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2010-04-01

Outcomes of interest in evidence-based evaluations of genetic tests

Maxine D. Hayes, Jeffrey R. Botkin, W. David Dotson
2006-12-01

Expanding access to emergency contraception through state systems: the Washington State experience

Maxine D. Hayes
2005-01-01

Exploring options for expanded newborn screening

Ellen Wright Clayton, Maxine D. Hayes, Scott D. Grosse
2002-01-01

On the edge of tomorrow: fitting genomics into public health policy

Mark A. Rothstein, Maxine D. Hayes
2001-03-01

Midwives and maternal and child health: building resource capacity

Maxine D. Hayes
2000-09-01

Reducing unintended pregnancy by increasing access to emergency contraceptive pills.

Maxine D. Hayes
1996-01-01

Multicultural maternal and child health outreach: Washington State strategies to assure access for Asian and Pacific Islander women and children

Maxine D. Hayes

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