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Healthier communities start with leaders who care. In Lynchburg's Master of Public Health program, you’ll learn to tackle today’s biggest health challenges, all while fostering a better tomorrow for those who need it most.
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During each day of National Public Health Week, we focus on a particular public health topic. Today's theme is "Healthy Neighborhoods." https://lnkd.in/gbx-Wuyq
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Check out the Spring 2024 issue of Carolina Public Health magazine from UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health. This issue explores how public health and policy work to achieve healthier communities, with emphasis on evidence-informed strategies and community engagement. #UNCResearch #publicpolicy #inittogether
Policy is far more than what we hear about on the news or what we learned in the Schoolhouse Rock song “I’m Just a Bill.” In the Spring 2024 issue of Carolina Public Health magazine, learn how successful public health efforts at the Gillings School and beyond can support public policy in its ultimate goal: to improve well-being for as many people as possible. https://lnkd.in/ejkv8gYb
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It's Public Health Awareness Week! This week is all about recognizing the heroes who keep us healthy and highlighting important public health issues. What are your thoughts? Share your experiences or questions in the comments! #PublicHealthWeek #YourHealthMatters
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In its first year, the Minnesota Public Health Corps, one of the largest of the Public Health AmeriCorps models, has improved the agencies' capacity to deliver public health services and helped services reach new populations. Chelsey Kirkland of the University of Minnesota and coauthors study the early impact of the Minnesota Public Health Corps and conclude that the program could be scaled up to "to address parts of the acute capacity gaps at public health agencies, as well as long-term efforts to revitalize the workforce." Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4b1ckYb
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Strategic planning helps organizations act more intentionally and accomplish their goals, but sometimes, teams dread the process or feel like their plan doesn't connect to their actual work. We can help you have a positive experience and create a plan that each team member knows how to contribute to. #teamwork #strategicplanning #wecanhelpwiththat
Michelle and Lisa had a blast working with Madison County Public Health this summer to create a Strategic Plan that fits their team's needs. MADISON COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH
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📱🌍 The Power of Social Media in Public Health: Connecting for Healthier Communities! 💬🏥Social media isn't just a platform; it's a tool for spreading knowledge, fostering connections, and amplifying public health initiatives. Let's use it for positive change! 📱💬🏥
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The first theme of this year's National Public Health Week is Civic Engagement! Learn more about how you can contribute to improving public health through actions like voting: https://lnkd.in/gZPk5qyD
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Start your week with a fun little public health challenge!!! How many words can you find? Share that in the comment section below and join us in raising awareness about public health issues in our society. #mondaychallenge #publichealthawareness #EngageWithUs #HealthForAll
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Happy Tuesday and Happy National Public Health Week. Day 2: Today’s daily theme is healthy neighborhoods. Our neighborhoods are the backbone of our communities, influencing our physical, mental and emotional well-being. I have been in this space for the last 18 years and I am amazed at the strides we are making. There’s lot more to do! In public health, our work is multifaceted, encompassing disease prevention, health promotion, policy development, and community engagement to improve the overall well-being of populations. Through research, education, and collaboration, we strive to address health disparities and promote equitable access to healthcare services. UNTIL WE ALL HAVE ACCESS!
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