Beating the Heat: How Pima County Is Protecting Residents from Excessive Heat
As extreme heat events become more frequent and dangerous, Pima County, AZ is taking action to keep residents safe.
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Impacting Public Health: PHIG Success Stories
PHIG Success Stories
See firsthand stories of impact from the Public Health Infrastructure Grant. From small wins to transformative changes, these PHIG Success Stories give us a glimpse into how PHIG fosters widespread innovation in public health systems and structures.
Harnessing AI for Good: KHI Guides Health Departments Toward Responsible and Effective AI Use
Through workshops and an AI policy toolkit, Kansas Health Institute has helped over 5,000 public health professionals build AI literacy, helping health departments navigate a rapidly evolving AI landscape.
Read more about this story.Finding the Right Fit, Faster: Model Job Descriptions Take the Guesswork out of Public Health Hiring
The Region V Public Health Training Center created customizable, evidence-formed model job descriptions that health departments are using to recruit and retain highly qualified professionals.
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By using PHIG to hire a health economist, the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services can evaluate the economic impact of its programs and identify which strategies are most effective and…
Read more about this story.OKC County Clinics Use Patient Navigators to Double Patient Load while Providing More Complete Care
Oklahoma City County Department of Health used PHIG to improve their clinical flow. The results? Their clinic doubled the number of patients they see in a day.
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Utah is consolidating its data systems and data sharing agreements to allow public health leaders to use data to drive targeted, rapid responses to health threats in their communities.
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