FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The National Network of Public Health Institutes Set to Launch New Microsite to Celebrate Two Years of Project Firstline Partnership
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The National Network of Public Health Institutes Set to Launch New Microsite to Celebrate Two Years of Project Firstline Partnership
NNPHI and Several National Partners Continue to Work Together on Project Firstline, a CDC-Led Initiative to Train Healthcare and Public Health Workers on Infection Prevention and Control
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Media Contacts:
Katy Sandusky, National Network of Public Health Institutes, ksandusky@nnphi.org | Maurice Starks, National Network of Public Health Institutes, mstarks@nnphi.org
WASHINGTON, DC — The National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) is announcing its continuing participation in a nationwide effort to provide online training modules to healthcare workers on the frontlines of infection control by announcing the launch of a new resource website dedicated to Project Firstline, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) national training collaborative for infection prevention and control (IPC).
Project Firstline helps prepare and educate healthcare workers and the public health workforce to protect themselves, their patients, and their communities from infectious disease threats with various resources, from training webinars to collect data. While NNPHI continues to leverage and engage its extensive network and deep relationships in the public health sector to engage professionals across the country in this critically important initiative, CDC and other partners will also bring experience in infection control to this training collaborative.
“As a proud partner of Project Firstline, we are excited about the new resources developed to make infection prevention and control education more accessible to our public health IPC workforce,” explained Director of Emergency Preparedness, Readiness, and Response Diana Hamer. “NNPHI has recently relaunched our Project Firstline site and plan to continue bringing the public health workforce these types of important resources throughout the coming months.”
For more information about Project Firstline, visit ipc.nnphi.org. For more information about NNPHI, visit nnphi.org.
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About the National Network of Public Health Institutes
Mobilizing more than 40 public health institutes throughout 32 states along with ten university-based regional training centers and 40 training affiliates, the National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) supports national public health system initiatives and strengthens public health institutes to promote multi sector activities resulting in measurable improvements of public health structures, systems, and outcomes. NNPHI also serves as the National Coordinating Center for Public Health Training – NCCPHT. To learn more about NNPHI, visit www.nnphi.org.