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The idea that public health is some how clinical and that clinical work entails public health seems antithetical to many peoples understanding of both practices. In the latest of the Dahdaleh Institute Seminar Series, Ross Upshur will discuss the evolution of clinical public health as a concept and outline promising applications for health systems locally and globally. Join us on Wednesday, November 13, at 1:00 p.m. for Clinical Public Health: Local and Global Applications, with Ross Upshur. https://buff.ly/48DDRQ6

BIG WIN for publicly available data in Kentucky! The Kentucky Department for Public Health recently released its Public Health Transformation dashboard, which auto-populates the most recent public health assessment and planning documents for every local health department or district in the Commonwealth. This dashboard emerged from a research partnership Kathryn Boroughs and I established with the Commonwealth of Kentucky, as well as legislation passed in 2023. Equipped with current statewide data, researchers, local health leaders, and lawmakers can access information they need to build healthier futures in Kentucky. Dashboard Link: https://lnkd.in/getgt4ZA

In the seventeenth year of the D&I Conference, we will explore methodological advancements, challenges and opportunities to understanding how to investigate and optimize implementation pace across health care, and community and public health systems. Learn more and submit an abstract by July 18: https://lnkd.in/e8xCdu6U

Read about training for the public health workforce in National Network of Public Health Institutes publication, Elevate, below!

Excited to share the latest edition of Elevate. Check out the article I co-authored on pg. 6 which highlights incorporating a relational model in training and technical assistance to promote, trust, equity, and collaboration!

We’ve officially added a new chapter to our #HealthPolicy101! 📊✨ Discover why polls are vital in policy analysis, learn survey methodology concepts, and get tips for interpreting poll results with our new chapter on public opinion in health policy. Explore it now, and discover all 14 chapters: https://bit.ly/4dXvzER

💡Wrap up your abstracts, ya’ll!💡 I can’t wait to hear the latest sharp insights on behavior change communication and impactful campaign strategies. Pushing the boundaries of public health belongs in the spotlight.

The new #PHSSR research agenda aims to help build “the evidence base that lays the foundation for and demonstrates the value of a high-performing public health system leading to improved health outcomes for all.” Learn more in this post by Betty Bekemeier, Katherine Froeb, Elizabeth Cope, and Erika Martin. https://wp.me/p7l72S-a2O

The new #PHSSR research agenda is the type of evidence that we need to lay the foundation for a stronger, resilient, and equitable public health system. Always a pleasure to collaborate with Betty Bekemeier, Kate Froeb, and Elizabeth Cope! #PHAB

How well do you know what the public thinks about health and care? Try our quiz, based on our programme of research with Ipsos UK into public perceptions and expectations of health and social care ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/duunxZsA