Translating Research for Policy and Practice
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.
UWPHI Training and Learning staff share examples from their work in partnership with local and tribal health departments throughout the state to build awareness and trust in local public health.
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.
In the second session of a three-part series, the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) presented a deep dive on Accountability and Performance Management. PHAB described the purpose scope, and operational definitions for this Foundational Capability and offered case examples of how the Accountability and Performance Management capability practically applies to governmental public health.
The first session of a three-part series on Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) frameworks and why they are essential for building resilient, equitable public health systems.
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A conversation about rural health in Wisconsin and how local and tribal health departments can help communities thrive
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A conversation with public health partners who are engaging in powerful narrative work
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Past NFH participants share how they have begun implementing transformative narrative into their 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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Andrew Hoyer-Booth, executive director of WALHDAB, outlines Wisconsin’s state budget process.
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