In this one-hour webinar, which is part of the Hot Topics series, Mary Kay Chess explores how systems thinking can be used to understand and resolve difficult public health problems.
Organization: Region 10 - Northwest Public Health Training Center
Creating a Learning Agenda for Systems Change
This webinar reviews the origins of the toolkit and explores its key elements, including a conceptual learning framework, rapid assessment tool, discussion guide, and learning approach planning tool, to help
Planning for Financial Success
Funding public health activities is challenging, and having a team in place ready to respond to funding opportunities from government agencies and foundations is critical for success. Planning for Financial
Practical Law for Public Health Officials
Do you know how the law contributed to motor vehicle safety, vaccination, or safer workplaces? Law reform or litigation has played a part in most of the greatest public health
Presenting Public Health Data
In the fourth 45-minute installment of this five-part series, Basic Concepts in Data Analysis for Community Health Assessment, you learn best practices for presenting tables and graphs of public health
Ready for Resilience: Preparedness in Practice
To make it through a disaster or emergency, you need a solid foundation to respond with resilience. This course, which is part three in a three-part series, considers how to
Ready for Resilience: Stress and Resiliency
We all experience stress. This course, which is part one of a three-part series, reviews how stress affects behavior, biology, and psychology on a daily basis and during emergencies.
Ready for Resilience: Supporting the Workforce
We all experience stress. This course, which is part one of a three-part series, reviews how stress affects behavior, biology, and psychology on a daily basis and during emergencies.
Disaster Behavioral Health
Many public health workers are confident in their ability to handle the physical tasks involved in responding to a disaster, but what about the psychological challenges? In this one-hour online
Effective Communication for Environmental Public Health
In this 90-minute course, you will identify ways to successfully reach community members with core messaging to advance environmental public health. By following the story of one environmental health team,