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Strategic Storytelling: Using Data to Tell a Story and Telling Stories with Data

In the final webinar of our Strategic Storytelling series, Mark Dessauer, MA, shows us how public health practitioners can use data points to build a story and demonstrate impact. He

Strategies to Advance Health Equity: How Health Departments Can Grow a Healthy Public Food Sector

This self-paced, interactive module prepares public health professionals working in state and local health departments to develop or support food policy changes in their communities to encourage healthy food systems.

Strategies to Advance Health Equity: How Health Departments Can Protect the Health of Immigrants

This self-paced, interactive module prepares public health professionals working in state and local health departments to develop or support health care, social services, and public health programs to protect the

Strategy and Policy Development in the Policy Process and How Systems Thinking Fits In

The Strategic Skills Training Series developed by the Region 2 PHTC aims to help prepare public health leaders and the public health workforce to develop the practices and competencies associated

Succession Planning and Change: Growing and Developing Talent in Public Health

In this month’s Log-in2Learn, Emil J. Sadloch, MA, highlights the importance of succession planning and why it is so relevant for public health today. While acknowledging the incredible contributions of

Succession Planning and Workforce Development for Public Health Agencies

This course describes how health departments can undertake succession planning and workforce development efforts, even during ‘VUCA’ (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous) times, using a case study approach set in the

Policy Analysis in the Policy Process and How Systems Thinking Fits In

The Strategic Skills Training Series developed by the Region II PHTC aims to help prepare public health leaders and the public health workforce to develop the practices and competencies associated

Psychological Principles for Effective Youth Tobacco Prevention Communications

This course explores the importance of preventing youth tobacco use and the role of anti-tobacco communications in achieving this goal. By defining behavioral science and applying the Health Belief Model,

Promoting Equity in Public Health and the Role of Change Management

This training is the fourth module in the Strategic Skills Training Series focused on Change Management for Public Health Professionals developed by Region 2 Public Health Training Center. This learning

Problem Identification in the Policy Process and How Systems Thinking Fits In

This training describes how to implement the first stage of the CDC policy process – Problem Identification. Using a scenario focused on the opioid problem in fictitious Tycho County, the

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