The APHA Health Administration Section Public Health Practice to Management series is an opportunity to emphasize in an easily accessed venue, research as integral to successful public health leadership and practice. Our shared goal is to focus on current and relevant issues, concepts, and events that emphasize health administration from all disciplinary perspectives as both art and science. Through reference to past scholarship, new discoveries, and conceptual modeling, posts in this series will link the past to the present through suggestions of new and innovative approaches for public health administrators in their multifaceted roles. We view this JPHMP Direct series as an opportunity to create a forum where public health administrators engage in informed discussions of current issues and best practices that embody the HAS theme of “Progress through Leadership.”

All Posts in this Series:

• Back to the Future with JPHMP/HA Section Partnership
• Health Administration Research for the Future: Building on 5 Years of Progress
• Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Public Health Finance, part 2
• A Conversation with 2021 Research-to-Practice Award Winner Soumya Upadhyay
• Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Public Health Finance, part 1
• Racism Is a Public Health Crisis Policies and COVID-19, Part 3 with Dr. Jeanette Kowalik
• Declaring Racism as a Public Health Crisis Policies, Part 2 with Dr. Jeanette Kowalik
• The Power of Introducing Racism as a Public Health Crisis Policies, Part 1 with Dr. Jeanette Kowalik
• The APHA Health Administration Section Launches a New Series on JPHMP Direct
• Q&A with Research-to-Practice Award Winner Janina Lord Morrison
• Author Interview with Research-to-Practice Award Winner Jennifer Torres Mosst
• APHA Health Administration Section Partners with JPHMP to Present Inaugural Research to Practice Award