Translating Research for Policy and Practice
This training focuses on transforming data into clear, actionable stories that support decision-making and effective communication. It is the final part of a three-part series highlighting how to more effectively collect, organize, and analyze data, as well as identify ways to incorporate findings into your work. Consider reviewing the recording and presentation materials from Session 1 …
In this Spotlight, the North Shore Health Department shares how PHIG funding helped them hire a Public Health Project Manager who coordinates health departments across the region to develop a strategic plan.
Trempealeau County Department of Health and Human Services staff share how Public Health Infrastructure Grant funding supported the creation of a bilingual public health technician position.
PHIG Office Hours offer an informal opportunity where participants can bring questions, explore challenges, and learn alongside peers.
Build Excel skills for public health data analysis while learning practical techniques to clean, organize, and prepare data for use in your work. This is the second session of a three-part series.
In this Spotlight, the Forest County Health Department will share the process and outcome of creating workplans for each of the county's Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) Health Focus Areas.
This first session in a three-part series highlights how to more effectively collect, organize, and analyze data, as well as identify ways to incorporate findings into your work.
The UWPHI Training and Learning shares an overview of training plan goal considerations and provides an informal opportunity where participants can bring questions, explore challenges, and learn alongside peers.
Marathon County Health Department staff highlight their team's efforts to strengthen environmental public health through collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement. PHIG funding helped Marathon County maintain essential environmental health operations during staffing changes, support statewide collaboration through the Health and Conservation Committee and Summit, contribute to groundwater protection and the LIFE Report, and improve the Animal Bite and Rabies Program through policy updates and modernization efforts.
In this Wisconsin Discusses, the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute PHIG Team shares facilitation best practices, including ways successful facilitation can improve public health work, key techniques used by strong facilitators, and strategies to hold tension and transform conflict.