with Joyce Marshall and Mary Sue Oppermann
Wednesday, June 19 from 2-3pm ET
Accreditation is a great idea but many health departments are wondering how to begin on their journey to accreditation. The process can be overwhelming to both large and small health departments. Joyce Marshall of the Oklahoma State Department of Health and Mary Sue Oppermann of the West Allis Health Department will share how their respective health departments, large and small, achieved accreditation. Participants will learn about the practical steps they took and why, challenges they faced and how they were addressed, lessons learned, and tips for fellow practitioners.
The presentations slides are now available.
For 30 years, AcademyHealth's Annual Research Meeting (ARM) has been the premier forum for health services research, where more than 2,400 attendees gather to discuss health policy implications, sharpen research methods, and network with colleagues from around the world. The ARM program is designed for health services researchers, providers, key decision makers, clinicians, graduate students, and research analysts.
For 30 years, AcademyHealth's Annual Research Meeting (ARM) has been the premier forum for health services research, where more than 2,400 attendees gather to discuss health policy implications, sharpen research methods, and network with colleagues from around the world. The ARM program is designed for health services researchers, providers, key decision makers, clinicians, graduate students, and research analysts.
For 30 years, AcademyHealth's Annual Research Meeting (ARM) has been the premier forum for health services research, where more than 2,400 attendees gather to discuss health policy implications, sharpen research methods, and network with colleagues from around the world. The ARM program is designed for health services researchers, providers, key decision makers, clinicians, graduate students, and research analysts.
The National Association of County & City Health Officials (NACCHO) is the only national organization that hosts annual conferences that specifically address the needs and concerns of local health officials. NACCHO Annual 2013 provides an interactive setting for local health officials and their public health partners from around the country to examine strategies, share ideas, and plan actions for sustaining or reinventing their organizations. Attendees will discover how to address preventing the leading causes of death, examine the effective use of data across all operational aspects of a public health agency, and discover how to maximize organizational performance, influence policy, and maintain fiscal sustainability. Register today at http://www.nacchoannual.org/register/.
To learn more, contact Laura Harrison at or 202.507.4226.
For more information: http://www.nacchoannual.org/register/
The National Association of County & City Health Officials(NACCHO) is the only national organization that hosts annual conferences that specifically address the needs and concerns of local health officials. NACCHO Annual 2013 provides an interactive setting for local health officials and their public health partners from around the country to examine strategies, share ideas, and plan actions for sustaining or reinventing their organizations. Attendees will discover how to address preventing the leading causes of death, examine the effective use of data across all operational aspects of a public health agency, and discover how to maximize organizational performance, influence policy, and maintain fiscal sustainability. Register today athttp://www.nacchoannual.org/register/.
To learn more, contact Laura Harrison at or 202.507.4226.
For more information: http://www.nacchoannual.org/register/
The National Association of County & City Health Officials (NACCHO) is the only national organization that hosts annual conferences that specifically address the needs and concerns of local health officials. NACCHO Annual 2013 provides an interactive setting for local health officials and their public health partners from around the country to examine strategies, share ideas, and plan actions for sustaining or reinventing their organizations. Attendees will discover how to address preventing the leading causes of death, examine the effective use of data across all operational aspects of a public health agency, and discover how to maximize organizational performance, influence policy, and maintain fiscal sustainability. Register today athttp://www.nacchoannual.org/register/.
To learn more, contact Laura Harrison at or 202.507.4226.
For more information: http://www.nacchoannual.org/register/
The first Southeast Regional Health Impact Assessment (HIA) Summit will take place in Davidson, NC, from July 31 to Aug. 2, 2013. The meeting will offer an opportunity for practitioners to discuss the field of HIA in the region. For more information, please visit healthimpactnc.org/summit.
The first Southeast Regional Health Impact Assessment (HIA) Summit will take place in Davidson, NC, from July 31 to Aug. 2, 2013. The meeting will offer an opportunity for practitioners to discuss the field of HIA in the region. For more information, please visit healthimpactnc.org/summit.
The first Southeast Regional Health Impact Assessment (HIA) Summit will take place in Davidson, NC, from July 31 to Aug. 2, 2013. The meeting will offer an opportunity for practitioners to discuss the field of HIA in the region. For more information, please visit healthimpactnc.org/summit.