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Dear Subscriber,
PHF E-News brings you the latest information on how you can use performance management, quality improvement, and workforce development to improve the quality and performance of your organization and the health of your community. |
How to Develop Your Own Driver Diagram to Address a Health Challenge
 With the goal of helping organizations use population health driver diagrams to address community health challenges, PHF has launched the Developing a Population Health Driver Diagram tool that provides steps for organizations to construct their own driver diagrams. A population health driver diagram can be used collaboratively by public health, healthcare, and other partners to identify the potential primary and secondary drivers that can help to achieve an identified community health objective called an AIM. Learn how you can develop and use population health driver diagrams in your community, or pilot one of the existing driver diagrams.
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E-Learning Opportunity Available for Instructional Designers and Distance Learning Specialists
 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in partnership with PHF, invite distance learning educators responsible for developing online training products to apply to participate in the third installment of the E-Learning Institute. Running from February through June 2015, this program will equip participants with practical skills and promising practices to create quality online training products with the guidance of mentors from CDC. Professionals from state, tribal, local, territorial, and international health departments who are responsible for developing online training products are encouraged to apply. Find out more about dates, requirements, and application instructions for the program.
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Connect with PHF in New Orleans at APHA's Annual Meeting
 PHF will be omnipresent throughout the APHA Annual Meeting and Expo in New Orleans, November 15-19, 2014, leading discussions, holding meetings, conducting workshops, and sharing the latest resources and tools with public health professionals. See a schedule of all of PHF's activities and presentations related to our work, including: - A discussion about sustaining advances made in performance improvement work
- The APHA President Session, where public health experts will identify strategies to align public health and healthcare
- A demonstration using the population health driver diagram to focus on the challenge of inappropriate antibiotics use
- Tips on how to maximize workforce capacity in a limited resource environment
- Detailed information and resources about performance management, quality improvement, and workforce development at PHF's exhibit booth
Mark your calendar to network with PHF staff and participate in the many workshops and discussions. |
Have Questions About the 2014 Core Competencies?
Session: Monday, November 17, 2014 at the APHA Annual Meeting
 Discussion of the recently revised Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals (Core Competencies) will continue next month with an interactive session at the American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting in New Orleans. The session will focus on changes made to the Core Competencies and how these changes help support workforce development efforts within public health. Bring your questions to this session or find other upcoming opportunities to learn more about the Core Competencies.
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Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
 Each year, antibiotics save millions of lives. However, the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria represents a serious threat to the public's health and the economy. Read the National Strategy from CDC, Executive Order from President Obama, and initiatives from PHF aimed at coordinating an effort to detect, prevent, and control antibiotic resistance.
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