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Bringing people together is what we do; it’s part of our organizational DNA. Join an online community to connect with public health practitioners about COVID response, recovery, and related issues like workforce resilience.
During Applying Science Driving Infection Control Operations to Large-Scale Mass Vaccination Sites, speakers will identify lessons learned and science-driven operations to securely operate large-scale mass vaccination sites. Information related to operational challenges including logistics and infection prevention and control strategies will be discussed. Topical content areas will include core principles of exposure management used in occupational and environmental health practice as well as definitions and example applications of engineering and administrative exposure control strategies. The use and selection of personal protective equipment will also be discussed as it relates to the preferred hierarchy of exposure controls used in Industrial and Occupational Hygiene practice.
POD-based Planning, Mass Vaccination, and IPC will offer a closer look at the utility of traditional POD-based planning concepts and training (Points of Distribution/Dispensing) with a focus on IPC challenges in a mass vaccination rollout (rather than pill-based countermeasures) across two major metropolitan areas – Atlanta, GA, and New Orleans, LA, where POD planning has been championed for over a decade for pathogen-based threats and hurricanes alike.
This three-part webinar series will focus on infection control and mass vaccination sites. Cross-pollinating traditional clinical medicine and emergency response disciplines with exposure and environmental health sciences, including industrial hygiene, are crucial to enhancing local and state-level Emergency Support Function 8 – Public Health and Medical Services as well as the emergency management enterprise pre- and post-disaster. As such, this webinar series will feature experts in infection control, public health emergency preparedness and management, and industrial hygiene.
NNPHI IC Public Health Conversation with Dr. Tim Landers
NNPHI CEO Dr. Vincent Lafronza talks with Infection Prevention Control Specialist and Ohio State University College of Nursing, Associate Professor, Dr. Timothy Landers about evidence-based infection prevention and control and Project Firstline, the CDC’s national training collaborative of healthcare and public health partners.
NNPHI CEO Dr. Vincent Lafronza talks with Dr. Robert Smith, President and CEO of Central Mississippi Services, Inc., and Dr. Lionel Fraser, Jr., Central Mississippi Services, Inc. Medical Director.
Project Firstline is a collaborative of diverse healthcare, public health, and environmental health partners that have come together to provide foundational knowledge of infection control. This collaboration will provide environmental health professionals with the infection control training they need to protect the nation from infectious disease threats. Join Gina Bare, RN, and Dr. Timothy Landers for a Question and Answer Session on infection control and environmental health.
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november, 2024
Health Equity in the Time of COVID-19: Fixing Broken Systems to Serve Communities of Color
IMPAQ International President Dr. Adaeze Enekwechi leads a conversation with nationally recognized experts about how they are pivoting their efforts during the COVID-19 crisis, lessons they have learned serving minority communities, and actionable advice for others working to advance health equity.
Every Contact Counts: Contact Tracing for Public Health Professionals
Help your public health agency expand your contact tracing efforts and slow the spread of COVID-19 with Every Contact Counts, a new training from the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice.
Thriving in an Online Work Environment
The Midwestern Public Health Training Center, Rocky Mountain Public Health Training Center, and Region IV Public Health Training Center have released a new training for everyone grappling with how to stay productive in an online work environment.
COVID-19 Training for Community Health Workers
ACHI- Survey Shows Vaccine Hesitancy Declining, But Still A Concern
Arkansas Center for Health Improvement
Colorado Health Institute
Metro Partnership Releases Regional Mapping Tool For Targeting Vaccine Activities
Fund for Public Health NYC
Investing in COVID Vaccine Equity
Georgia Health Policy Center
Georgia State Researchers Share ‘Best Practices’ For Covid-19 Vaccine Distribution
Public Health Institute (CA)
Communicating about the COVID-19 Vaccines: Guidance and Sample Messages for Public Health Practitioners
Public Health Management Corporation
PHMC Works to Build Vaccine Confidence
Good ventilation and air handling are an important part of any infection control plan. What exactly is ventilation? Dr. Abby explains in this episode of Inside Infection Control. Online Now! #WeAreFirstline https://t.co/BY3cfJz9lV
— CDC's Project Firstline (@CDC_Firstline) February 16, 2021
#Springboard Wednesday: Physical activity in the classroom during COVID-19 is still possible. This resource provides practical ideas and considerations to safely and equitably incorporate physical activity into the school day. For more information visit https://t.co/labn9hNpuZ pic.twitter.com/16FSI9b0ZL
— NNPHI (@NNPHI_ORG) February 10, 2021
Dentists have drastically altered their practices to ensure health and safety during #COVID19. The cost of increased protective measures often falls onto their shoulders, and there's little relief. Read the latest in oral health and follow @OPENoralhealth:https://t.co/ZO62Ei12a9 pic.twitter.com/AjutNuowI1
— NNPHI (@NNPHI_ORG) February 8, 2021
Springboard to Active Schools has been working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and several national partners to reimagine what physical activity for students looks like during COVID-19.
Physical education and opportunities for movement are a critical part of the learning experience. Although students are learning differently during pandemic, the fact remains that America’s children still need to be physically active for at least 60 minutes each day as the CDC recommends.
Springboard to Active Schools has developed new resources to help schools integrate classroom physical activity with a safety, inclusion, and equity lens in different learning settings, which are available here and on Springboard’s website.
Resources
- Considerations for classroom physical activity during COVID-19
This Springboard resource provides district and school administrators, teachers, and caregivers, and families with practical ideas and considerations to safely and equitably incorporate classroom physical activity to promote a culture of active engagement and learning. - Classroom Physical Activity Ideas and Tips
This Springboard one-pager provides teachers with tips on how to effectively engage students in active learning, followed by printable sheets of activity/energizer cards for different grade levels and learning settings (in-person vs. virtual). - Keeping Kids Physically Active: Tips for Caregivers
This Springboard one-pager provides simple tips and suggestions for parents/caregivers on how to support children and youth in getting 60 minutes of physical activity every day.
As an active consortium of public health educators, practitioners, and thought leaders, the Public Health Learning Network (PHLN) provides high-quality, relevant training for emergent public health issues. Connect with your regional public health training center today to hear about their COVID-related learning events.
Our member public health institutes are united in creating conditions for health and well-being. The NNPHI public health institute model is a complement to governmental public health systems for addressing the most pressing current and emerging public health issues, including public health crises like COVID-19.