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Empowering Local Governments: Challenges in Research Application

In the contemporary realm of public health, it is paramount for local governments to integrate evidence-based research into their decision-making processes. But despite the surge in research output, translating these findings into actionable policies at the local level often presents multifaceted challenges. Drawing insights from a recent BMC Health Services Research study, this article illuminates […]

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Workforce

Assistant Professorship focusing on Race, Power, and Social Justice in Education.

Rutgers University is offering an exciting tenure-track opportunity for an Assistant Professor in the Social Foundations of Education, focusing on Race, Power, and Social Justice in Education. This position, housed in the Department of Educational Theory, Policy, and Administration at Rutgers Graduate School of Education (GSE), invites candidates who are deeply committed to advancing diversity, […]

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Workforce

Deputy Research Director for Criminal Justice

The Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA) is presenting a dynamic opportunity for individuals passionate about justice system research and organizational development. They are seeking a Deputy Research Director to join their Research & Analysis Unit (R&A), an integral part of ICJIA’s commitment to informed policy-making and justice system improvements. This role is more than […]

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Workforce

The Economic Power of Community Health Workers

Healthcare is more than just treating diseases; it’s about addressing the root causes that impact health outcomes. This is where Community Health Workers (CHWs) play a crucial role. A study published in Health Affairs explored the financial return on investment (ROI) of CHWs, particularly in relation to Medicaid patients. Let’s dive into this groundbreaking research […]

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Commentary

Correlation and Causation.

A Sunday joke, making the rounds online. Distinguish between correlation and causation with This Week in Public Health Advance Your Expertise with ‘This Week in Public Health: As a professional dedicated to enhancing community health, subscribing to ‘This Week in Public Health’ is your stepping stone to excellence. Our newsletter, delivered straight to your inbox […]

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Workforce

County Health Rankings and Roadmaps Co-Director

The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps (CHR&R) program, a cornerstone initiative of the UW Population Health Institute and supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, is looking for a dynamic and experienced individual to join their team as a Co-Director. This position offers a unique opportunity to shape the strategic direction and oversee the implementation […]

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Workforce

Health Equity Lecturer Position

The Public Health Sciences Undergraduate Program and the College of Nursing and Health Sciences (CNHS) at the University of Vermont are currently inviting applications for a unique and impactful position. This full-time, nine-month role combines responsibilities as a Lecturer (70%) and as the Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) (30%). The ideal candidate will possess […]

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Commentary

Embracing Spirituality in Public Health Leadership – A Key to Resilience and Purpose

The COVID-19 pandemic has undeniably brought to light the immense challenges facing public health leaders. Amidst mounting pressures, harassment, and even threats, many leaders have found themselves at a crossroads, questioning their path forward. The recent commentary piece, Exploring the spiritual foundations of public health leadership, offers profound insights into this dilemma, proposing spirituality as […]

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PubTrawlr News

Next Week in Public Health!

Do we take the week off? No we do not! We’ll going to be continuing to provide you the most updated, current news on the public health front. And are you not a subscriber? Por que? Advance Your Expertise with ‘This Week in Public Health: As a professional dedicated to enhancing community health, subscribing to […]

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News

Antibiotics in Animal Feed: A Threat to Our Last Line of Defense

Imagine a world where even the smallest cut could be life-threatening due to infections that no longer respond to antibiotics. This isn’t a scene from a dystopian novel; it’s a potential reality as antibiotic resistance becomes an increasingly serious problem. But what’s animal feed got to do with it? When Less is Not More You […]

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Commentary

1959 Ideal Weight Chart

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