ePublic Health Media

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The ePublic Health Informatics project has produced a series of media for advocacy, education and promotion. The series of podcasts and videos have the leaders of the health IT industry speaking to local public health leaders on important issues that concern their health department. Please feel free to distribute the media on this page and to suggest future speakers for our videos and podcast series. Send all feedback to phinformatics@naccho.org.

Podcasts [for download]

Date	Title	Presenter
12-12-11	Power of Data, Technology, and Innovation for Local Public Health	Todd Park, Chief Technology Officer at HHS
12-12-11	Crescent City Beacon Community	Anjum Khurshid, Director of Health Systems Development at the Louisiana Public Health Institute
12-12-11	SE Minnesota Beacon Community	Daniel Jensen, Associate Director of Olmsted County Public Health Services in Minnesota
12-12-11	Beacon Community of the Inland Northwest	Jac Davies, Director of Northwest TeleHealth, Regional Outreach and health@work at Inland Northwest Health Services

YouTube Videos

Date	Title	Presenter
12-17-12	MappyHealth - The ASPR #NowTrending Challenge Winners	Brian Norris, MBA, BGS, RN-BC Charles Boicey, MS, RN-BC, CPHIMS Mark Silverberg
11-16-12	Boston Public Health Commission - Syndromic Surveillance	Dr. Barbara Ferrer, Executive Director at the Boston Public Health Commission Dr. Anita Barry, Director of the Infectious Disease Bureau at the Boston Public Health Commission Julia Gunn, Director of Communicable Disease at the Boston Public Health Commission
09-06-12	A Vision For ePublic Health & Informatics	Dr. David Ross, Director of the Public Health Informatics Institute
12-12-11	BioSense 2.0 for Local Public Health	Taha Kass-Hout, Deputy Division Director for Information Science at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Graphics

Date	Image	Description
12-12-11		The graphic explains the three stages of meaningful use along with action items that must be taken by the local public health community [Please click on graphic to download PDF].