Evelyn Dillman on LinkedIn: So, this happened just a few months ago. Very proud of her and her… (2024)

Health Professionals: Our newest PCD collection will focus on combating racism. This collection captures insights on roles and actions taken in public health, medicine, and policy to combat racism as a public health threat. Look for it in the June 29 PCD: https://lnkd.in/eZZW52P6

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"In the journey to reshape the vision for public health, we need to bridge the gap between processes and meaningful outcomes. By adapting the principles of the Quadruple Aim, public health can enhance how it communicates its goals for community engagement, comprehensive community health, cost-effectiveness and elevated recognition for its professionals. This approach could make public health resonate more deeply with stakeholders, which may help promote a united, effective approach to creating healthier, thriving communities."

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Happening tomorrow, February 21st from 9 - 10:30 AM EST, join our webinar "The Role of Public Health Schools in a Climate-Changing World." See flyer below for registration and more details!

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We are proud to join Alliance of Community Health Plans (ACHP), American Medical Association, AHIP, Kaiser Permanente as a founding member of the Common Health Coalition: Together for Public Health. We are partnering to translate the hard-won lessons and successes of the COVID-19 pandemic response into actionable strategies that will strengthen the partnership between our health care and public health systems. It’s time for a reimagined health system: one in which the nation’s health care and public health systems no longer work in parallel, but hand in hand – with better health for all as the common goal. https://lnkd.in/gbvRTSQq

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On the latest episode of#TheOngoingTransformation, Tina D Purnat and Elisabeth Wilhelm talk about how public health workers, civil society organizations, and others can understand and meet communities’ information needs.

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#Highlights from the Anambra Investment Summit 2023.At this summit, the CEO of Bloom Public Health, Professor Chimezie Anyakora, made a case for the establishment of #PharmaceuticalParks in Nigeria.This will create a collaborative business environment, access to a thriving market, favourable government support, supply chain sustainability and generation of investment opportunities, to mention a few. #AnambraPharmaceuticalManufacturingPark #Ogboji #Pharmacity #pharmaceuticalhub #pharmaceuticalmanufacturing #investment #costsharing #essentialmedicines #affordability #sustainability #qualitymedicines #universalhealthcoverage #AnambraStateGovernment #BloomPublicHealth #Nigeria #Africa

We are still thrilled by the success of the #AnambraInvestmentSummit2023.#Nigeria has the capacity to host a minimum of 8 pharmaceutical parks, of 50 factories each.This holds numerous #opportunities, #investments and #gains for Nigeria's #economy, including #sustainable supply of essential medicines and progress towards Universal Health Coverage.#AnambraPharmaceuticalManufacturingPark #pharmaceuticalmanufacturing #pharmaceuticalhubs #investment #essentialmedicines #BloomPublicHealth #AnambraStateGovernment #Nigeria

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In our previous post, we showed how burnout and moral injury were system threats to public health. This month, we're looking at strategies to develop a culture of well-being in public health! Check out the latest Transforming Public Health for the 21stCenturyblog.https://lnkd.in/gDbMv_Zv Kansas Department of Health and Environment NACCHO JPHMP Direct

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Access is the core issue in fighting inequity in healthcare. I am proud that Rush University Medical Center (the #1 hospital in Illinois and Chicago according to U.S. News and World Report 2023-24 rankings) and Omar Lateef it President & CEO are taking a lead in this effort. We need more hospitals like Rush and more leaders like Dr. Lateef.#healtcareforall #healthequitynow

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Are you ready? Exciting times for Missouri's health landscape! The St. Louis Regional Health Commission and merger is set to redefine our approach and uproot inequities in our health system.By focusing on systemic causes rather than mere symptoms, we're on a journey from 'What's wrong with you?' to understanding 'What's happened?'Join the movement.Add your voice. Help shape our shared future.[WATCH]An Introduction and Invitation🔗 https://lnkd.in/gryriwtF

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