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NNPHI Annual Conference 2017: If a Picture is Worth a Thousand Words…
- By: Mikhaila Richards, MS
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The NNPHI Annual Conference serves as a premiere gathering of the nation’s top public health professionals learning new skills, growing their networks, and bringing home new, innovative ideas. Every year, participants exceed expectations, bend conventions, and move forward as an impressive vanguard This year was certainly no exception. We asked participants to document their conference […]
Meet Our Circle of Winners: The NNPHI Awards
- By: Mikhaila Richards, MS
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The NNPHI Awards This year, for the first time ever, we opened up our awards program to include national partners and the public health community outside of the Network. We called for the nomination of outstanding individuals and organizations who made exemplary contributions to improving the public’s health and embodying NNPHI’s mission and values. You […]
When Opportunities Converge: Deena Mosbarger’s #PHITinSix story
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This is the final blog of our four-part #PHITinSix series, where we highlight an attendee of our 2016 Public Health Improvement Training (PHIT) each week. This week, meet Deena Mosbarger. Deena is the Human Resources and Special Projects Director at the Clay and Effingham County Health Departments. Deena’s Story Change is never easy. Following the departure of […]
The Long Road to Accreditation: Amy Campbell’s #PHITinSix
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This is Part Three of our four-part #PHITinSix series, in which we highlight an attendee of our 2016 Public Health Improvement Training (PHIT) each week. This week, meet Amy Campbell. Amy is the Director of Community Health Promotion & Planning and the Accreditation Coordinator at the Carroll County General Health District. Amy’s Story I work at […]
Connecting Pictionary and Public Health Improvement Training: Christina Perea’s #PHITinSix
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This is Part One in the four-part weekly #PHITinSix series, spotlighting attendees of our 2016 Public Health Improvement Training. This week, meet Christina Perea, an Accreditation Coordinator at the New Mexico Department of Health-Office of Policy and Accountability. Christina’s Story Why did my organization attend PHIT? Our department is currently in Phase 3 of the Quality Improvement […]
Four Presentations from the 2016 NNPHI Annual Conference: Making the NNPHI “Refrigerator Door Collage”
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A confession: we’re a little sentimental, here at NNPHI. Sentimentality is hard to avoid when we consider that 2017 marks the 16th year of the NNPHI Annual Conference; that’s sixteen years of trial and error, community building and, most importantly, the advancement of public health. One might even say that we feel like proud mothers gushing […]
Our Public Health Network Continues to Lift Up Humanity
- By: Vincent Lafronza, EdD, MS
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The 2016 election cycle reminds us just how contentious democratic processes can be, and historians and political scientists will study November’s election for years to come. Moving into 2017 and beyond, we will have to navigate the challenges related to the new administration’s plans to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, to diverge from […]
Absolutely Everything You Need to Know About the 2016 NNPHI Annual Conference Wellness Challenge
- By: Mahelet Kebede, MPH
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We’re all so excited for #NNPHIac16! We’re looking forward to seeing old friends, meeting new ones, and hearing from Cara McNulty, Head of Population Health at Target, and Alonzo Plough, Vice President of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Research-Evaluation-Learning and Chief Science Officer. On top of great speakers, carefully crafted presentations, discussions, and opportunities for […]
The 12th Open Forum for Quality Improvement (QI) in Public Health: Doing more, better.
- By: Whitney Magendie, MPH
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NNPHI staff recently returned from the 12th Open Forum for Quality Improvement (QI) in Public Health, held October 15-16, 2015 in Seattle, WA. This Open Forum continued many of the most meaningful traditions of the meeting series: powerful plenary presentations on big picture population health topics; interactive breakout and discussion sessions sharing the latest tools […]
What We’ve Learned from 14 Years of the NNPHI Annual Conference
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On the mighty shoulders of members, stakeholders, funders and NNPHI staff, the last 14 years of annual conferences have showcased how PHIs work in close collaboration with state and local health departments, community-based organizations, universities, and other multi-sector partners to support the implementation of health transformation initiatives. We are more than excited to share our […]
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