Dose delivery of the intervention was higher in person compared to online while online and in person delivery resulted in positive class evaluations
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A user-centered redesign of the NYC Environment and Health Data Portal significantly improved usability and data accessibility, demonstrating how health departments can better communicate public health data through evaluation-driven design.
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Evaluation of the first two years of Rhode Island’s harm reduction vending machines (HRVMs) and their role alongside in-person harm reduction services.
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Exploring the depth of health equity for practical applications for community engagement and public health climate action.
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This blog post explores how AI tools like GPT-4o could change the way public health professionals analyze strategic plans; saving time, boosting insight, and helping us take smarter action to advance health.
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A novel research award program that paired funding and training with a focus on underserved areas helped build research capacity in the US territories.
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This month, we, with our colleagues at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the University of Otago, published a new article in the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice titled “Development of a New Framework to Address Public Health Ethical Considerations in Wastewater Surveillance.” The article introduces an ethical framework to guide public health professionals in the
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COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders prompted the launch of a telephonic visits program which served as a low-barrier public health approach to facilitate linkage to community HIV care among individuals newly diagnosed with HIV while in jail.
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Using job postings can show which jobs pay less or more in government, so health departments can advocate for fair pay.
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By adopting certain core leadership principles during this time of great uncertainty, public health leaders may summon the clarity and courage to provide effective leadership for the communities which they serve.
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