Innovation Description The environment in which people live, work, and learn has a profound impact on health, but policies and programs that shape environments generally fall outside the jurisdiction [...]
The PHNCI Innovation Learning Community grantees spent eighteen months hard at work implementing innovations in their communities. From this community, we have been able to learn what makes an [...]
One important characteristic of public health innovation is that a developed process, policy, product, or program lends itself to adaptation/adoption, replication, and diffusion. As the public health landscape shifts around us, [...]
Recently, an online planning tool created by the Garrett County Health Department (GCHD), mygarrettcounty.com, is changing the way public health is engaging with the digital community. For one rural Appalachian community, this [...]
Over the course of the Public Health Innovation Grant Program, PHAB Center for Innovation will feature updates from chosen grantees on their mission to develop, test, and implement innovative [...]
PHAB's Center for Innovation and the Center for Sharing Public Health Services (CPHS) recently announced grant awards totaling nearly $1.5 million have been made to 10 grantees to support [...]
Overview Assessing the Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS) helps states understand the vital role of governmental public health in communities, identify capacity gaps, determine the cost for assuring Foundational Capabilities [...]
Overview With an influx of funding for public health infrastructure becoming available, states have the opportunity to implement the Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS) across their public health systems. A [...]
Innovation Description The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) collaborated with the Center for Spatial Data Science and School of Social Service Administration to determine how well the [...]
Innovation Description Participatory Planning and Budgeting (PPB) is a process that puts decision-making control directly in the hands of the community most impacted by the issues being addressed. [...]
