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Building 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 moreCelebrating 10 Years of the Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey (PH WINS)
This episode of JPHMP Direct TALK celebrates 10 years of the Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey (PH WINS)—the first and only nationally representative survey of the governmental public health workforce.
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.
Read more10 Highlights from the PH WINS 2024 Supplement: A Look into the Government Public Health Workforce
The PH WINS 2024 Supplement, published in the Journal of Public Health Management & Practice (JPHMP), captures a critical moment for the government public health workforce.
Read moreStandards & Measures Version 2026 – What’s Next?
Rooted in our commitment to continuous quality improvement, PHAB is refreshing the Accreditation Standards & Measures and creating more flexible processes.
Read moreDr. Lloyd Novick: A Legacy of Mentorship and Vision
Dr. Novick reminded us that excellence in research and humility in service go hand in hand.
Read moreDr. Lloyd Novick’s Role in Improving Prison Healthcare
Dr. Lloyd Novick, One Remembrance. The Attica prison riot in New York started on September 9, 1971, and when it ended four days later, it marked the bloodiest prison riot in our country’s history with 33 inmates and 10 correctional officers killed. The prisoners revolted seeking better living conditions and improved medical care. This event was preceded several months earlier
Read moreDr. Novick and the Academic Health Department
Dr. Jay Maddock reflects on how Dr. Novick’s influence helped bridge the gap between academia and public health agencies—creating a model that continues to strengthen our workforce and improve population health.
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