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NPWH is pleased to offer this NEW 3-part series focused on the impact of climate change and environmental issues on women's health across the lifespan. The project is centered on equity and justice to help women’s health nurse practitioners, and other advanced practice registered nurses, understand the effect of environmental factors across populations, and to promote health within disproportionately impacted communities. It will provide critical information on climate/environmental health, particularly as it affects women's health. The series will highlight the importance of addressing these issues in clinical practice while exploring policy and advocacy strategies. These webinars are provided with funding from Mosaic as part of a funded project with the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments. Earn 1.0 CE Credit per session. Register at https://lnkd.in/gR4nvX4H. Webinar 1: February 15, 2024 7:00 PM ET - Climate Change and Women’s Health: A Call to Action for Health Providers - Marie Cabiya, MD, FACOG Webinar 2: March 14, 2024 7:00PM ET - Recognizing and Addressing Environmental Impact in Clinical Practice - Katie Huffling, DNP, RN, CNM, FAAN, Executive Director, Alliance of Nurses for a Healthy Environment Webinar 3: April 11, 2024 7:00PM ET - Environmental Health is a Women's Health Issue: Policy Implications - Speakers TBD #whnp #aprn #womenshealth #environmentalhealth

Every vote counts, especially when it comes to shaping policies that impact public health education and our communities. Voting is a powerful tool that can influence public health funding, research priorities, and the educational resources available to future health professionals. At ASPPH, we believe in the power of informed decision-making. By casting your vote, you contribute to a system that prioritizes health equity, supports robust academic programs, and promotes policies that protect and improve community health. Make your voice heard and support the future of public health. Engage in the democratic process and help shape a healthier world for all. Check out our #VotingIsPublicHealth webpage to learn more:?https://lnkd.in/gXt2eAVd This Is Public Health

Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) is concerned the House bill’s cuts and policy changes will lead to increased vulnerability to disease outbreaks, weakened emergency preparedness, stifled research and innovation, and long-term economic consequences across the nation. Thus, we strongly oppose this bill and call on the House to restore funding to these critical issues in the Labor-HHS-ED appropriations bill. We look forward to working with Congress to explore alternative policy solutions to ensure a stronger investment in the public health system. Read more about the House FY 2025 bill proposals that ASPPH particularly opposes:?https://lnkd.in/gA9WA_FW

???? Advancing Public Health: Building Healthier Communities Together ???? Public health plays a vital role in our communities, impacting everything from individual well-being to global prosperity. As we navigate through challenges like pandemics and health disparities, it's crucial to recognize the value of public health initiatives: 1?? Prevention & Education: Promoting healthy behaviors and providing crucial education can prevent illnesses and improve overall community health. 2?? Equity & Access: Ensuring equitable access to healthcare services and resources is essential for addressing disparities and achieving health justice. 3?? Collaboration & Innovation: Collaborative efforts between governments, healthcare providers, and communities drive innovation and effective solutions in public health. 4?? Global Impact: Public health initiatives have a ripple effect worldwide, fostering healthier populations and contributing to sustainable development goals. Let's continue to support and advocate for public health policies and practices that uplift communities and create a healthier future for generations to come. #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #CommunityWellness #GlobalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #HealthAdvocacy #TogetherWeCan

The Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) is deeply concerned by cuts and structural changes to public health agencies proposed in the House Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education (Labor-HHS-ED) appropriations bill. The cuts to key public health programs in the FY 2025 bill are unacceptable. This reduced funding would weaken the nation’s public health system on the heels of a pandemic that continues to kill hundreds of Americans daily. The House bill demonstrates a lack of foresight in public health and the tools necessary to ensure a healthier and safer country.? Key Points of Concern: ?? The $1.7 billion cut to the CDC: This significant reduction undermines the CDC’s ability to protect public health, safety, and security. ?? Elimination of funding for the Center for Forecasting and Analytics (CFA): This hampers the government's ability to predict and respond to emerging health threats. ?? Cuts to CDC programs on firearm injury prevention and climate and health research: These are critical areas that require more, not less, funding. ?? Structural changes at the NIH: Consolidating 27 institutes into 15 new centers could dilute focus and impede progress in critical health research. ?? Impeding DEIJ initiatives: Blocking policies that promote Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice undermines efforts to create an equitable public health workforce. ASPPH calls on Congress to restore funding and support a stronger public health infrastructure. We remain committed to advocating for a robust and equitable health system that can effectively respond to future challenges. Read our full statement: https://lnkd.in/gpnA-abd

?? Conversations about #healthequity can be challenging. This toolkit by FrameWorks Institute can help when communicating in #rural contexts. Research-backed approaches to bringing people in on conversations can make a difference in framing #populationhealth and why it is important for all of us. Are you ready to try it out? #communication #psychology #NNPHI #CDC

Very excited to share the fruit of a year long labor! We worked with FrameWorks Institute to identify effective frames for public health practitioners (specifically governmental public health) to talk about health equity in rural communities where equity has become a polarizing conversation. So excited to share the fascinating results! Toolkits, resources and more galore can be found here. *Main takeaway?* Dignity framing is key to productive discussions! https://lnkd.in/eWf4rZtZ

Healthcare sector, prioritize health education! Public health campaigns can empower individuals to make informed decisions. Let's spread knowledge for a healthier and more informed society. #NABIP #NABIPHealthcareBillofRights #PublicHealthCampaigns #WellnessEducation

Health departments are short 80,000 public health workers, which means employees often must take on multiple roles and projects beyond the ones they were hired for. This makes it difficult for health departments to meet the service needs of the community. ? CDC’s Public Health Infrastructure Grant (PHIG) funded 107 health departments to increase the size and capabilities of the public health workforce around the country. PHIG’s flexible funding gives public health workers the ability to meet current service needs and handle complex health situations today and in the future. https://bit.ly/3R4WG78

Healthcare sector, prioritize health education! Public health campaigns can empower individuals to make informed decisions. Let's spread knowledge for a healthier and more informed society. #NABIP #NABIPHealthcareBillofRights #PublicHealthCampaigns #WellnessEducation