Dr. Bill Foege — A Public Health Trailblazer
In this first post in a series celebrating Public Health Trailblazers, Drs. Ed Baker and Paul Erwin reflect on the legacy of Dr. William “Bill” Foege.
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Leveraging AskPHAB for (Re)Accreditation & Pathways Success
Accreditation can raise questions at any stage, and the askPHAB email offers health departments a simple way to get measure‑specific and process‑related guidance.
Read moreJPHMP Direct Talk Podcast: Building Trust in Public Health
This episode of JPHMP Direct Talk explores why trust is the cornerstone of effective public health and how North Carolina is setting an example for strengthening that trust through data-driven strategies and community engagement.
Read moreAre You Ready to “Rock Your Readiness”? A Guide to PHAB’s Readiness Assessment
The PHAB Readiness Assessment is the essential first step for any eligible health department beginning its accreditation journey. The self-reported assessment offers a structured look at a department’s current practices, policies, and capacity, helping them understand where they stand before diving into the full Accreditation process.
Read moreRebuilding People’s Confidence in Public Health Data in an AI-Driven World
In a world where information moves quickly and skepticism runs high, transparency is no longer optional. It is the foundation on which public health’s future will be built.
Read moreWhose Health Is It, Anyway? Rethinking Autonomy in a Fragmented Communication Landscape
Amelia Burke-Garcia and William T. Gallo describe health autonomy as the cornerstone of effective public health.
Read moreCall for Nominations: Students Who Rocked Public Health 2025
Accepting nominations for Students Who Rocked Public Health in 2025. Submit your nominations by Jan. 15, 2026!
Read moreBuilding a Culture Worth Being Proud of at the Saline County Health Department
Dr. Kevin Kovach interviews Candice Sauers, Deputy Director of the Saline County Health Department.
Read moreHow Immigration Policy Changes Worsen Ongoing Long-Term Care Workforce Challenges
Changes in immigration climate affects immigrants, including those who work in the long-term health field, and is intensifying a staffing crisis in the long-term services and supports (LTSS) workforce; researchers should recognize and respond to these challenges.
Read moreThere Are No Naturopathic Emergency Departments
Why are science, education, and medicine under attack? Decades of unmet needs for autonomy and connectedness have fueled mistrust.
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