We’re pleased to announce that Elena Vidrascu, MSc, has been hired as a fulltime editorial assistant. Elena will be helping with various editorial and administrative tasks, serving as the guest editor of our Students of Public Health series, and developing a brand new serial for JPHMP Direct, among other projects, which she discussed with us in the following interview. Please help us welcome Elena by
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Our friends at the Practical Playbook and the de Beaumont Foundation are sponsoring an exciting opportunity for students of public health. The “New Voices Essay Contest” is a chance for students and recent graduates of health-related training programs to share their perspectives and interests. Winning entries will be published in the second printed version of the Practical Playbook. The first printed Practical Playbook focused
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Journal of Public Health Management & Practice founder and editor-in-chief Lloyd F. Novick, MD, MPH, along with co-editors Carole Novick, BA, and Cynthia Morrow, MD, MPH, signed copies of a new compilation of public health case studies released at the American Public Health Association annual conference in Atlanta on November 5, 2017. The new text, JPHMP’s 21 Public Health Case Studies on
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The game’s the same: Improved population health. But the rules and playing field are shifting. Be ready. The 2017 Practical Playbook National Meeting will bring together diverse stakeholders in population health to share strategies for impactful cross-sector collaborations. Learn proven best practices and winning action plans addressing the social determinants of health you can put to use to drive
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Get Professional Writing Advice at the 2016 APHA Annual Meeting Are you finding it difficult to get published in high-quality peer-reviewed journals? Wish there were more hours in the day that would allow you to carve out time to dedicate to writing? Daunted by the idea of writing a scientific article? Then don’t miss this crucial session on “Writing for
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