From her peer network to the positionality webinar, Hallie built an effective systems change structure that can be adapted across various organizations or regions.
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Leadership Institute scholar, Hallie Pritchett.
We sat down with Jilian Chapman, Administrative Services Manager at the Seward Community Health Center in Seward, Alaska, to discuss how her time in the Institute has benefited her work.
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The September session of Hot Topics in Practice explores the work of the Population Health Innovation Lab’s (PHIL) Aligning Systems for Health project.
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Former Leadership Institute scholar, Princess Osita-Oleribe reflects on her time in the program and the benefits of this training.
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Former Leadership Institute scholar, Princess Osita-Oleribe.
FPHS-funded efforts are part of a long-term strategy to build a more sustainable public health workforce, especially in rural areas, and epidemiologists are “foundational” to this work.
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Yasmin Barrios, PhD, MPH
Betty Bekemeier reflects on the changes happening in public health as well as how she and NWCPHP are committed to supporting the workforce.
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With a refreshed look, the Public Health Training Center Network continues to provide world-class trainings to public health professionals.
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The August session of Hot Topics in Practice takes a closer look at the data collected from the Washington State Maternal Mortality Review Panel’s most recent report.
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New e-learning course prepares Idaho’s public health professionals for disease intervention work.
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The July session of Hot Topics in Practice explores steps that organizations can take to build deeper connections with the communities they serve.
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