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Bill Reger-Nash

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Keith J Zullig; Bill Reger-Nash; Robert F Valois
Health educator believability and college student self-rated health.
Klaus Gebel; Adrian E Bauman; Bill Reger-Nash; Kevin M Leyden
Does the environment moderate the impact of a mass media campaign to promote walking?
Thomas K Bias; Kevin M Leyden; Christiaan G Abildso; Bill Reger-Nash; Adrian Bauman
The importance of being parsimonious: reliability of a brief community walkability assessment instrument.

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2012: Keith J Zullig; Bill Reger-Nash; Robert F Valois
Health educator believability and college student self-rated health.
Journal of American college health : J of ACH 2012;60(4):296-302.
2011: Klaus Gebel; Adrian E Bauman; Bill Reger-Nash; Kevin M Leyden
Does the environment moderate the impact of a mass media campaign to promote walking?
American journal of health promotion : AJHP 2011;26(1):45-8.
2010: Thomas K Bias; Kevin M Leyden; Christiaan G Abildso; Bill Reger-Nash; Adrian Bauman
The importance of being parsimonious: reliability of a brief community walkability assessment instrument.
Health & place 2010;16(4):755-8.
2010: Christiaan G Abildso; Sam Zizzi; Bill Reger-Nash
Evaluating an insurance-sponsored weight management program with the RE-AIM Model, West Virginia, 2004-2008.
Preventing chronic disease 2010;7(3):A46.
2009: Jay E Maddock; Bill Reger-Nash; Katie Heinrich; Kevin M Leyden; Thomas K Bias
Priority of activity-friendly community issues among key decision makers in Hawaii.
Journal of physical activity & health 2009;6(3):386-90.
2008: Adrian Bauman; Heather R Bowles; Marian Huhman; Carrie D Heitzler; Neville Owen; Ben J Smith; Bill Reger-Nash
Testing a hierarchy-of-effects model: pathways from awareness to outcomes in the VERB campaign 2002-2003.
American journal of preventive medicine 2008;34(6 Suppl):S249-56.
2008: Jay E Maddock; Alice Silbanuz; Bill Reger-Nash
Formative research to develop a mass media campaign to increase physical activity and nutrition in a multiethnic state.
Journal of health communication 2008;13(3):208-15.
2008: Kevin M Leyden; Bill Reger-Nash; Adrian Bauman; Tom Bias
Changing the hearts and minds of policy makers: an exploratory study associated with the West Virginia Walks campaign.
American journal of health promotion : AJHP 2008;22(3):204-7.
2008: Bill Reger-Nash; Adrian Bauman; Linda Cooper; tien chey; Kenneth J Simon; Maria Brann; Kevin M Leyden
WV Walks: replication with expanded reach.
Journal of physical activity & health 2008;5(1):19-27.
2007: Jay E Maddock; Christine Maglione; Jodi D Barnett; Cynthia Cabot; Susan Jackson; Bill Reger-Nash
Statewide implementation of the 1% or Less Campaign.
Health education & behavior : the official publication of the Society for Public Health Education 2007;34(6):953-63.
2006: Bill Reger-Nash; Patricia Fell; Deborah Spicer; Brian D Fisher; Linda Cooper; tien chey; Adrian Bauman
BC Walks: replication of a communitywide physical activity campaign.
Preventing chronic disease 2006;3(3):A90.
2005: Margo G Wootan; Bill Reger-Nash; Steve Booth-Butterfield; Linda Cooper
The cost-effectiveness of 1% or less media campaigns promoting low-fat milk consumption.
Preventing chronic disease 2005;2(4):A05.
2005: Bill Reger-Nash; Linda Cooper; Jennifer Orren; Dana Cook
Marketing used to promote walking in McDowell County.
The West Virginia medical journal 2005;101(3):106.
2005: Bill Reger-Nash; Adrian Bauman; Steve Booth-Butterfield; Linda Cooper; Holli Smith; tien chey; Kenneth J Simon
Wheeling walks: evaluation of a media-based community intervention.
Family & community health 2005;28(1):64-78.
2002: Bill Reger-Nash; Ken Simon; Holli Smith; Linda Cooper
Walking program creates positive results, national attention.
The West Virginia medical journal 2002;98(6):245.