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Who do people trust when making decisions about their health? Public health conversations often focus on physicians, scientists, and health departments—but trusted influence can come from many places. This new post on JPHMP Direct by Amelia Burke-Garcia and Neha Trivedi challenges us to think more broadly about the voices shaping public understanding and action. It's a timely read for anyone interested in public health communication, community engagement, and translating evidence into practice. Read more: https://lnkd.in/euwzj4qZ Which trusted messengers have you seen make the greatest impact in your community? #PublicHealth #PublicHealthCommunication #HealthEquity #CommunityEngagement #Leadership #JPHMPDirect

📢 The Sep issue of JPHMP Is Now Available! Modernizing public health practice requires more than new technology—it requires rethinking how we collect and use data, support the workforce, strengthen partnerships, and prepare for emerging threats. Our latest issue explores these challenges and opportunities through practical examples from the field. Highlights include: 🔹 "Artificial Intelligence and the Public Health Workforce: From Adoption to Accountable Practice," which examines the promise—and responsibility—of integrating AI into public health practice. 🔹 "Development of an Automated, Customized Data Report for Ongoing Aberration Detection in Syphilis Surveillance Data," demonstrating how automation can strengthen disease surveillance and support timely decision making. 🔹 "Public Health Indoor Air Surveillance for Respiratory Pathogens: From Pilot to Citywide Implementation," showcasing how innovative surveillance approaches can be scaled to support population health. 🔹 "Planning a Regional Data Ecosystem for Public Health Preparedness and Response" and "Harnessing Multiteam Systems in the Development of a Multifaceted Data Repository for Emergency Public Health Response," both focused on the data infrastructure needed for a more connected and responsive public health system. Together, these and other articles illustrate what modernization looks like in practice—from accountable AI and advanced analytics to stronger community partnerships, preparedness systems, and workforce development. 📖 Explore the full issue: https://lnkd.in/e6JanhEA #PublicHealth #PublicHealthModernization #PublicHealthData #DiseaseSurveillance #ArtificialIntelligence #PublicHealthWorkforce #EmergencyPreparedness #PopulationHealth #JPHMP

We're grateful for the outstanding turnout at our NACCHO 360 presentation, "Your Story Matters: Transforming Local Public Health Achievements into National Knowledge." Local health departments are doing remarkable work every day. By documenting and sharing those experiences through publications and other scholarly products, we can strengthen the evidence base, inspire new ideas, and help communities across the country benefit from one another's successes. Thank you to everyone who joined us and shared thoughtful questions and insights. We look forward to continuing the conversation and helping more public health professionals tell their stories and amplify their impact. #NACCHO360 #PublicHealth #KnowledgeTranslation #PublicHealthPractice #LocalPublicHealth

We're excited to be presenting at NACCHO 360! **Your Story Matters: Transforming Local Public Health Achievements into National Knowledge** Every day, local health departments develop innovative solutions, overcome complex challenges, and improve the health of their communities. Too often, those valuable lessons remain local. In this session, we'll explore practical strategies for turning your organization's experiences into publications and other scholarly products that can inform policy, strengthen practice, and help public health professionals nationwide learn from your successes. Whether you're new to publishing or looking to expand your organization's impact, you'll leave with actionable ideas for sharing your work with a broader audience. We hope you'll join us at 3:30 in M103. #NACCHO360 #PublicHealth #KnowledgeTranslation #PublicHealthPractice #LocalPublicHealth

The editors of JPHMP spoke with local health professionals about the various pathways available to those interested in publishing their valuable insights from the field today at NACCHO360. (NACCHO)

Members of the editorial board of the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice met this morning at NACCHO360 (NACCHO) to discuss strengthening practitioner publishing at JPHMP. JPHMP Direct

In recent months, identifying willing and qualified reviewers has become extraordinarily difficult and at times approaching impossible. This is occurring in a system where careers, funding, and scientific progress depend on the timely publication of research. The causes are multifaceted. JPHMP Editor-in-Chief Justin B. Moore explains in this new blog post on JPHMP Direct: https://lnkd.in/epkNJ8zT

Please help us welcome these new and recently added members to the JPHMP Editorial Board! https://lnkd.in/eGrRgaXv Sanmi Areola Anthony Blake, DrPH, MPH Kevin Kovach, DrPH, MSc Meenakshi Brewster Matt Fifolt Amelia Burke-Garcia Dana K. Pasquale Carlene Mayfield, PhD, MPH Vahé Heboyan Nilesh Kalyanaraman, MD, FACP Kathleen Egan, PhD, MS

New Issue Alert! Public health is fundamentally about systems—how we build, strengthen, and sustain the conditions that allow communities to thrive. The May/June issue highlights how equity and systems thinking are not parallel paths but deeply connected forces shaping the future of public health practice. https://lnkd.in/gZH9Ddy4