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Supporting Community Health Workers in Territories and Freely Associated States  open_in_new

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Territories and Freely Associated States,
Population Health and Prevention,
Health Care Access,
Community Health Workers,
Medicaid and Public Health Partnerships,
Public Health Workforce,
California,
Guam,
Hawaii,
Kentucky,
Marshall Islands,
Massachusetts,
New Mexico,
Northern Mariana Islands,
Rhode Island,
Virgin Islands

Learn how territorial and freely associated state health agencies can support community health workers and their vital work in this brief.

A Blueprint for Establishing a Health Equity or Minority Health Office  open_in_new

Podcast,
Public Health Review,
Health Equity,
Race and Public Health,
Territories and Freely Associated States,
Population Health and Prevention,
Health Care Access,
Community Health Workers,
Social and Behavioral Health,
Public Health Infrastructure and Systems Improvement,
Public Health Workforce,
Infectious Disease,
COVID-19,
COVID and Health Equity/Health Disparities,
Members,
California,
Virgin Islands,
Robert Johnson,
Justa Encarnacion,
Rohan Radhakrishn,
Veronica Halloway

A Blueprint for Establishing a Health Equity or Minority Health Office 30:38 minutes Learn how to form and manage an office of health equity or minority health, based on several firsthand experiences. Listen to the podcast episode now. ...

Using Boundary Spanning Leadership to Improve Population Health  open_in_new

Blog,
People of Public Health,
Leadership and Workforce Development,
Leadership Development,
Boundary Spanning Leadership,
Public Health Workforce,
Territories and Freely Associated States,
Guam,
Nevada,
Virgin Islands,
Alice Schenall,
Cendra Clarke,
Kristin Sullivan,
Godwin O. Nwando

Understanding boundary spanning principles helps public health practitioners recognize the types of boundaries that come naturally when navigating relationships that may involve managing up, down, and across.