Dr. Lloyd Novick: A Legacy of Mentorship and Vision
Dr. Novick reminded us that excellence in research and humility in service go hand in hand.
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Dr. 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.
Read moreHurricane Helene: How Public Health Helped Communities Recovery
Public health professionals in North Carolina built trust with communities during Hurricane Helene’s aftermath by providing essential services, clear communication, and collaborative recovery efforts that addressed immediate needs like housing, power, and clean water.
Read moreDr. Lloyd Novick’s Impact on JPHMP and Its Authors
What is the measure of a man who spent the last half of his professional life championing a journal? Dr. JP Leider breaks down Dr. Lloyd Novick’s impact on the journal he founded and the people he supported.
Read moreDr. Lloyd F. Novick’s Role in Establishing the Community Preventive Services Task Force
Ron Bialek, President and CEO of the Public Health Foundation, reflects on Dr. Lloyd Novick’s role in establishing the Council on Linkages and the Community Preventive Services Task Force.
Read moreThe “Infrastructure” of Public Health Infrastructure
Just as a house relies on invisible foundations, public health systems depend on Foundational Capabilities (ie, infrastructure) to function, yet these are often underfunded and overlooked.
Read moreWhy Trust Matters in Public Health
Trust is the invisible infrastructure that makes public health work. In North Carolina, new statewide data confirms trust in public health is rising. Learn more in this new series hosted by the North Carolina Division of Public Health.
Read moreThe Hidden Toll on Public Health Workers During COVID-19
A new article in JPHMP explores how Connecticut public health workers faced emotional strain, resource gaps, and burnout during COVID-19, and offers strategies to better support this essential workforce in future public health crises.
Read moreFrom Vision to Action: A Blueprint for Public Health System Transformation
PHAB, in partnership with the University of Minnesota Center for Public Health Systems, recently launched a Blueprint for Public Health System Transformation (Blueprint) that provides health departments, health department systems, and their public health ecosystem partners with guidance and resources for engaging in intentional system transformation efforts.
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