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Communication

Infographics: Making Health Messages Stick

Health education is vital in our ongoing fight against diseases, including complex ones like dementia. But how do we ensure that important health messages are not just heard but understood and retained? A recent study delves into this question, exploring the potential of infographics to make dementia risk prevention messages more accessible, especially for individuals […]

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Resources

Harnessing AI for Program Management

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we manage complex projects. With its capability to analyze vast amounts of data, predict outcomes, and automate routine tasks, AI is enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of program management. But what does this mean for businesses and individuals involved in managing programs, especially in human services? Let’s dive […]

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Mental health

Peer Recovery Workers are Undervalued and Underpaid

Peer recovery workers (PRWs) play a vital role in the mental health and substance use recovery landscape. They use their lived experiences of long-term recovery to form supportive, trusting relationships with individuals embarking on their recovery journeys. These workers provide an essential service, yet their compensation often falls short of what is needed to sustain […]

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PubTrawlr News

Transform Public Health Communication Now

In today’s fast-paced world, staying up-to-date with the latest scientific and public health research is more critical than ever. However, the vast amounts of data and complex studies can be overwhelming, often hidden behind paywalls and hard-to-digest formats. At PubTrawlr, we recognize these challenges and are excited to introduce our new newsletter generation service, Navigator, […]

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Society

The Hidden Crisis in Rural Policing

Policing in rural America often escapes the intense scrutiny faced by urban law enforcement agencies. Yet, a recent study reveals that police shootings in rural areas are just as frequent, if not more so, than in cities. This finding sheds light on a critical but overlooked issue: the prevalence of police-related injuries and fatalities in […]

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Workforce

Research Recommendations: The Future of Working From Home

The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed how we live and work, with one of the most significant shifts being the transition to working from home (WFH). I mean, as I write this, I’m sitting at my kitchen table on what is a truly outstanding Sunday afternoon. As lockdowns and social distancing measures took effect, millions of […]

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Environment

Studying Nature-Based Health Interventions

The integration of nature-based interventions in healthcare facilities is emerging as a promising strategy to enhance both human health and biodiversity. A recent study conducted in Belgium offers a detailed exploration of this innovative approach, providing a framework to guide the design, implementation, and evaluation of these interventions. This blog delves into the study’s findings […]

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News

Next Week in Public Health: June 7, 2024

In case you missed it, we had an interest blog about skill diversification in public health. Check it out, will ya? Stay Ahead in Public Health – Get Your Weekly Update! Want to be a leader in health? “This Week in Public Health” gives you key updates every week. Our newsletter shares news on the […]

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Society

Unlocking Career Growth: The Science Behind Diverse Skill Sets

In today’s rapidly changing job market, the traditional path of specializing in one area might no longer be the key to career growth and success. Huh? A recent study leverages network-based tools (one of our favorites) from the Economic Complexity framework to provide a fresh perspective on how diverse and complex skill sets can influence […]

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