The de Beaumont Foundation and CommunicateHealth are making strides toward improving public health communication and literacy with a new evidence-backed toolkit. Emma Prus outlines five big ideas for effective communication.
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To wrap up #NPHW, Karsen DeWeese spoke with two public health directors at Kansas State University. As mentors of public health students, these experts have great insights into the future of public health.
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A well-trained public health workforce is a critical part of the public health infrastructure. However, competency gaps among the workforce remain a persistent issue. One way to address these gaps is by expanding access to and encouraging the uptake of formal public health education.
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The systematic tracking of lead-containing consumer product surveillance data, even at a local level, can have far-reaching impact, with implications for case management, education, outreach, and policy development.
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Meet our new intern Karsen DeWeese, an MPH student at Kansas State University. Check out this new podcast where she shares her experiences and insights on public health communications.
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In this episode of JPHMP Direct Talk, intern Karsen DeWeese speaks with Suhanee Mitragotri, a senior at Harvard College and co-founder of the Naloxone Education Initiative, about the role that harm reduction programs like hers have in public health.
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As systems address public health service delivery, workforce retention, funding priorities, and efficiency, PHAB offers tools to assess shared resource solutions. Visit our Service and Resource Sharing webpages to learn more about this approach and how PHAB can support you today.
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Dr. JP Leider reflects on the new US News & World Report rankings.
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A digital divide exists in local health departments, impacting data capabilities; policy and funding solutions are needed for nationwide equity
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Variation in the quality of Community Health Assessments and Improvement Plans among Kentucky’s local health departments reveals opportunities for strengthening collaboration, evidence-based strategies, and equity-focused public health efforts.
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