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NEPHTC Reaches 44,000 participants (year end June 30, 2020)
It’s always great to grow, when the engine of growth is demand for your services and partners identifying important public health issues for training. It’s a little harder to acknowledge that growth comes from pandemic circumstances when all live training... More
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NEPHTC Supports the Vermont Resilience Messaging Project (VRMP) to Strengthen Vermont Communities
NEPHTC is pleased to support the Vermont Resilience Messaging Project (VRMP) (under leadership of Auburn Watersong, Director of Trauma Prevention and Resilience Development, Vermont Agency of Human Services), via supporting the coaching work of our NEPHTC Marketing and Communications consultant... More
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Communications Skills at the Core of Building Resiliency in Vermont Communities
The New England Public Health Training Center continues to be impressed by what our partners can accomplish in their area of the public health system, and are so honored to be their partners in public health via learning. NEPHTC has a... More
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Regional Public Health Training Centers: Student Placements
NEPTHC is happy to share the evaluation results of our nationwide Field Placement program. This program, which placed 186 students in the 2018-2019, placed students across the country, including 27 Health Equity Interns in New England. See the country wide... More
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Regional Public Health Training Center Impact Report
NEPTHC is pleased to be part of the Public Health Learning Network, a national network of 10 federally-funded Regional Public Health Training Centers that provide high quality, relevant training for public health professionals. We are located at top universities focused... More
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CDC Highlights NEPHTC’s Storytelling Course
Re posted from BUSPH News May 1, 2020 Through its ability to draw emotion, connection, and comprehension, storytelling has become an increasingly valuable tool for public health practitioners to use when communicating complex or critical health information to the public—and it... More
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What is the role of public health in building mental health? NEPHTC and Vermont Partners set a path.
NEPHTC, via partners at the Vermont Public Health Institute and the Vermont Public Health Association, commissioned an assessment of knowledge of mental health/resiliency tools and resources in the public health workforce in Vermont. To build on the mental health goals... More
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Happy to Work Together: Collaboration Across the PHLN Increase Deliverable Quantity and Quality
NEPHTC is part of the Public Health Learning Network (the PHLN), a is a national network of federally-funded Regional Public Health Training Centers providing comprehensive, up-to-date learning resources for public health professionals. One of the pleasures of being part of the... More
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Learning Can Help Public Health Cross Silos in the Opioid Epidemic
The Public Health Training Centers like nothing better than to see learning take hold and actualized in the real world of public health, particularly on an important issue like the Opioid Epidemic. In this post, NEPHTC is celebrating work done by... More
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Self-Paced Training: Introduction to Systems Thinking
About this course This self-study course introduces learners to the fundamental tools of Systems Thinking. Systems thinking provides a framework for identifying and addressing the underlying causes of complex problems. This approach minimizes responding to problem symptoms and the associated unintended consequences... More