The January session of Hot Topics in Practice will focus on how health communicators can approach the challenges of mis- and disinformation.
Read more »The COVID-19 pandemic brought greater awareness to both the role of public health organizations and glaring health inequities in our society.
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Student, Valerie Edwards, helps create a communications strategy to promote trauma-informed care practices.
Read more »Student stipend recipient Valerie Edwards
The December session will focus on the efforts made by Jefferson Healthcare to examine various approaches for providing gender-affirming care.
Read more »NWCPHP is expanding its management-related offering with new customizable PHMC packages.
Read more »Scholars in discussion at an on-site session.
Measuring Change for Anti-Racist Programs gives public health teams tools to develop equity-driven programs.
Read more »Measuring Change for Anti-Racist Programs (MCAP)
NWCPHP Instructional Designers Erica and Kevin provide clarity about their roles.
Read more »NWCPHP's Instuctional Designers, Erica and Kevin
The November session of Hot Topics in Practice will provide a background on sexual violence among adolescents.
Read more »The 2023 PHMC Cohort on-site in Seattle
The October session of Hot Topics in Practice will summarize findings from a joint effort to advance data modernization for public health in Washington.
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