In this final session of a three-part series, the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) digs into Policy Development and Support. We cover the operational definitions of this Foundational Capabilities, and review case examples of how the policy development and support practically apply to governmental public health.
An introduction to systems thinking, a problem-solving approach that focuses on examining the interconnectedness of a system’s components.
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A presentation on using the new UW Population Health Institute Model of Health in your work.
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This session highlights opportunities for local and tribal health departments to engage with the UW Population Health Institute to understand the feasibility, facilitators, and barriers in policy engagement at local tribal health departments.
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Maddie Roberts discusses policy infrastructure and strategies for health policy engagement.
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A presentation on self-interest, power building, and the core principles of community engagement.
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Angela Acker and Jonathan Heller discuss what creates the community conditions that impact health.
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Jenny Vorpagel shares her team’s experiences, lessons learned, and barriers encountered while implementing policy assessment tools.
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ASTHO staff present an implementation-focused review of their Leveraging Healthy People 2030 to Build Non-Traditional Multisector Partnerships toolkit, alongside colleagues from Walworth County, Wisconsin who provide local examples of this work.
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