The November session of Hot Topics in Practice will share insight from the State Medical Epidemiologist for Washington State about the response to Monkeypox and how public health professionals can prepare for and respond to other zoonotic outbreaks.
Read more »The October session of Hot Topics in Practice will review the framework of adaptive leadership with a focus on the health systems sector. Attendees will consider their past, current and future leadership challenges using this framework.
Read more »The August session of Hot Topics in Practice will share lessons learned from Public Health — Seattle & King County about injury and violence prevention policy when it comes to traffic, water, and firearm safety.
Read more »The July session of Hot Topics in Practice will share why abortion access is a public health issue and how Washington state has addressed it through a public health framework.
Read more »The June session of Hot Topics in Practice will share lessons learned from the heat dome and climate change by the Multnomah County Health Department in Portland, Oregon.
Read more »The May session of Hot Topics in Practice will share resources from the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) about how public health organizations can leverage opportunities and support to modernize and transform their public health practices.
Read more »The April session of Hot Topics in Practice will share how organizations can approach decolonizing data in an effort to address the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirited people (MMIWG2S).
Read more »The March session of Hot Topics in Practice will share how Oregon has taken a health-based approach to drug addiction and recovery.
Read more »The February session of Hot Topics in Practice will share how public health professionals can identify, communicate about, and address health inequities in rural communities.
Read more »The January session of Hot Topics in Practice shares how organizations can help address racial bias using the “Racial Justice Competency Model for Public Health Professionals.”
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