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Project Mission

The Partners in Information Access for the Public Health Workforce helps the public health workforce find and use information effectively to improve and protect the public's health.

Goals

  • Organize and deliver public health resources so they are easier to find and use.
  • Identify and develop collaborative projects to meet the information needs of the public health workforce.
  • Increase the visibility of the partnership with librarians and the public health workforce.
  • Increase the information literacy of the public health workforce.
  • Strengthen the collaboration among the partners.
ACTIVITIES INCLUDE

Project activities include:

  • Developing tools and other resources for the public health workforce in information access and management, grant writing, needs assessment, and training.
  • Sponsoring meetings, workshops, and satellite broadcasts aimed at improving content of and access to information needed by public health professionals and the information professionals who work with them.
  • Developing distance learning materials and fostering partnerships for distance learning initiatives.
  • Providing ongoing information on funding opportunities and training available to public health professionals.
  • Exhibiting at national meetings of public health professionals.
  • Funding projects to train and provide outreach to public health professionals.    For information on these and other project initiatives, see the Partners' Web site at http//phpartners.org.
 
Program Spotlight
model practice

Sacramento, CA

Sept. 9-12, 2008