Season Four of Public Health Did That focuses on rural health. Listen here: www.publichealthpartners.net/publichealthdidthat
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Hosted by Rebecca Drewette-Card, DrPH, Public Health Did That aims to bolster the spirits of the public health workforce at a time when the field has suffered and continues to suffer loss after loss.
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Public Health Did That Podcast@phdidthatpodcast.bsky.social · 2mo agoCalling all rural public health practitioners! We’d love to highlight your success stories on our next season. DM us to learn more!
Calling all rural public health practitioners! We’d love to highlight your success stories on our next season. DM us to learn more!
Episode 3.6 available now! www.linkedin.com/posts/public...
Research and practice come together at the Injury Free Coalition for Kids. Managing Director DiLenny Roca joins Public Health Did That to discuss how the coalition's framework is implemented in… |...
Research and practice come together at the Injury Free Coalition for Kids. Managing Director DiLenny Roca joins Public Health Did That to discuss how the coalition's framework is implemented in trauma...
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Do you know of a rural health success that should be shared? Send it to publichealthdidthat@publichealthpartners.net! www.linkedin.com/posts/public...
We still have more great episodes coming in Season Three, but it's time to start thinking about Season Four, during which we'll focus on rural health success stories. If you'd like to nomi...
We still have more great episodes coming in Season Three, but it's time to start thinking about Season Four, during which we'll focus on rural health success stories. If you'd like to nominate an orga...
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Episode 3.5 might be of interest to you if you are interested in: #NewHampshire #Partnerships #Youth #SubstanceMisusePrevention #PublicHealth www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
Communities for Alcohol- and Drug-Free Youth, located in central New Hampshire, is the focus of this week's episode of Public Health Did That. Clarissa Palmer and Elizabeth Brochu come to PHDT to...
Communities for Alcohol- and Drug-Free Youth, located in central New Hampshire, is the focus of this week's episode of Public Health Did That. Clarissa Palmer and Elizabeth Brochu come to PHDT to dis...
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Mental health and wellbeing professionals may find Episode 3.4 to be of particular interest. www.linkedin.com/posts/public...
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What does partnership look like in mental health and wellbeing work? Dallas Rau, BBA is Director of the Great Lakes Bay Region Mental Health Initiative, and she comes to Public Health Did That to disc...
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Consider this your invitation to listen to Episode 3.3 and learn about the Public Health Communications Collaborative! Www.publichealthpartners.net/publichealthdidthat
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Here's an example of partnership in public health research! Devin Madden, PhD, MPH and Christine Luis from New York City join Public Health Did That to discuss a research study on queer imposter… ...
Here's an example of partnership in public health research! Devin Madden, PhD, MPH and Christine Luis from New York City join Public Health Did That to discuss a research study on queer imposter pheno...
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Episode 3.1 of Public Health Did That features the Central Carolina Community Collaborative. Guests Erin Shoe and Kristen Soni describe their collaborative approach to community health assessment and…...
Episode 3.1 of Public Health Did That features the Central Carolina Community Collaborative. Guests Erin Shoe and Kristen Soni describe their collaborative approach to community health assessment and ...
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The intro episode for Season Three is up: publichealthpartners.net/publichealth... Partnerships for Success is our theme for the season, and host Rebecca Drewette-Card discusses what to expect.
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Season Three of the Public Health Did That Podcast will be released this month! Please help us select our theme for Season Four by answering this brief poll 👇 | Public Health Partners, LLC
Season Three of the Public Health Did That Podcast will be released this month! Please help us select our theme for Season Four by answering this brief poll 👇
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Have a listen. There are some beautiful stories shared here.
Alt CDC (they/them)@altcdc.altgov.info · 4mo agoSharing some powerful LGBTQ+ stories collected by Story Corp. 🏳️🌈 Oral history preserves us. It ensures that future generations inherit not only the facts of our time, but the stories that gave those facts meaning storycorps.org/voicesofpride/
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Today, we're throwing it back to Episode 1.1, when Tonya Nash from the Autism Faith Network joined Dr. Drewette-Card to discuss their initiatives to support people with Autism and their families. Listen here! publichealthdidthat.libsyn.com/11-autism-fa...
Public Health Did That: 1.1 Autism Faith Network
Tonya Nash from the Autism Faith Network joins us this week to tell us about their three programs: Accessible Faith Initiative, Cheerful Giving, and Manna from Heaven. Interview transcript available a...
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In Season Three we’ll be highlighting public health partnerships. Want to submit your partnership to be included? Email us at publichealthdidthat@publichealthpartners.net!
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World Health Organization Gives Approval Stamp To First Malaria Treatment For Young Infants - Health Policy Watch
The World Health Organization has ‘pre-qualified’ Coartem® Baby, the first-ever malaria treatment for young infants of 4.5 kilograms or less.
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Learn more about America's Walking Club on episode 2.5 of Public Health Did That! Executive Director Henry Rosales joins us to discuss their focus on fun, fitness, and friendship. publichealthdidthat.libsyn.com/25-americas-...
Public Health Did That: 2.5 America's Walking Club
Learn about the social and physical benefits promoted by America's Walking Club, with Henry Rosales, the organization's President and CEO.
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🌍 More than 12.3 million zero-dose children were reached through the Big Catch-Up — children who had never received any vaccine. The challenge now: sustaining immunisation gains as aid declines and trust erodes. ✍️ @kerrycullinan.bsky.social @gavi.org @sanianishtar.bsky.social @unicef.org 📖⬇️& 🔁🙏
Post-COVID Vaccination Catch-up Pays Off – But Aid Cuts And Misinformation Pose New Threats - Health Policy Watch
The huge push to reach children who missed vaccinations during COVID-19 has largely paid off, reaching 18.3 million children – but plummeting aid and
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Great news for public health information sharing!
Public Health Action Network@publichealthaction.bsky.social · 5mo agoHi Bluesky folks! We're delighted to present our new podcast, Breathe This. We'll be talking about clean indoor air, airborne pathogens, how COVID and long COVID have affected individuals and our society, and how you can protect yourself from airborne pathogens, both individually and as a society.
Want to be highlighted on Season Three? Email us at publichealthdidthat@publichealthpartners.net with your stories of partnerships for success!
