Congratulations to the 2022 Research to Practice Award Winners

Last December, the JPHMP/HA Section Research-to-Practice Award was given to Lauren M. Sauer, MSc, at the APHA annual meeting in Boston.
Read moreLast December, the JPHMP/HA Section Research-to-Practice Award was given to Lauren M. Sauer, MSc, at the APHA annual meeting in Boston.
Read moreThe benefits associated with accreditation may be particularly important for small local health departments—those that serve a population of less than 50,000—because of their critical role in our nation’s public health system.
Read moreA blend of modern data systems and low-tech data products was best for internal surveillance and sharing the story of the pandemic in Texas.
Read moreWithout the employer telling me when they consider me to be out of the running for a position, how would I ever know? Even after “only” submitting written materials, ghosting is a very disappointing and dispiriting practice.
Read moreTo prevent the past from becoming prologue, we must first acknowledge how public health institutions can play negative roles in pandemics and epidemics.
Read moreSchools and programs of public health are key allies in rebuilding and strengthening America’s public health workforce.
Read moreIn this episode of JPHMP Direct Talk, members of the APHA Health Administration Section and the APHA Human Rights Forum speak to Drs. Faye Taxman and Niloofar Ramezani about the macrofactors that influence local jail populations.
Read moreThis week, Dr. Katie Schenk offers advice on how to document and analyze the job application process by getting vulnerable about her own job search experience.
Read moreWe need to build on lessons learned in developing and implementation of a Uniform Chart of Accounts to foster a post-pandemic public health finance infrastructure that will support a robust and accountable public health future.
Read moreIsolating the effects of collaboration is messy; many of the factors associated with successful multi-sectoral partnerships, such as strong leadership or availability of resources, are difficult to measure and/or also associated with good community health. Multisectoral collaboration to address community health is foundational to public health practice. Mobilizing and maintaining community-based partnerships across different sectors is one of the ten
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