by Storee Harris | Jul 9, 2025
This 4-part program explores One Health through a cross-sectoral lens. Sessions brought together participants from a variety of disciplines (infectious disease physicians, veterinarians, public health staff), analyzed cases, and allowed for collaboration in a large...
by Storee Harris | Jul 9, 2025
This fourth and final training in the series will explore One Health and rabies through a cross-sectoral lens. This training was originally held on October 29, 2024.
by Storee Harris | Jul 9, 2025
This third training in the series will explore Climate Change, Blastomycosis, and One Health through a cross-sectoral lens. This training was originally held on September 24, 2024.
by Storee Harris | Jul 9, 2025
This second training in the series will focus on how One Health is affected by climate change, including how climate change adversely affects all communities. This training was originally held on August 27, 2024.
by Storee Harris | Jul 9, 2025
This first training in the series will explore Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) and One Health through a cross-sectoral lens. This training was originally held on July 30, 2024.
by Guest Author | May 20, 2025
This recorded training will discuss the importance of providing immunization training to school staff and provide communication strategies for school staff to employ when speaking with parents. Participants will leave with resources and tools to use when training...
by Ryleigh Emelander | Dec 23, 2024
This training will examine how emergency preparedness and response can and should employ Health for All frameworks. This training was originally held on January 30, 2024.
by Ryleigh Emelander | Dec 23, 2024
This training will focus on highlighting the importance of utilizing Health for All frameworks in Hepatitis C virus (HCV) surveillance, treatment, and prevention. We also want our audience to walk away with strategies to use these approaches in practice and/or policy,...
by Ryleigh Emelander | Dec 23, 2024
This recorded training will explore recruitment and hiring strategies for Emergency Preparedness Coordinators. It will also discuss the barriers and challenges in recruitment and hiring. This training was originally held on May 21, 2024.
by Ryleigh Emelander | Nov 12, 2024
Episode 2 of the AI in Public Health Practice and Infectious Disease Research Podcast Series is a deeper dive into a specific type of AI, machine learning. Dr. Chandrasekaran examines machine learning, its current application in infectious disease research/drug...
