Hi Angie, I would also be interested in a collection of best practices/tips/lessons learned from NACCHO 360. We have a number of sites planning virtual site visits and would like to equip them with all pertinent resources. ------------------------------ ...
It was great to have you involved in the conversation! Thank you for joining us for NA360 virtual. We hope you continue to learn and grow by staying involved with NACCHO after the conference and by taking advantage of our various resources and opportunities. ...
I just want to say this has been a great week of learning, sharing, and understanding. Many of us wouldn't have had this opportunity if it was in person (even without COVID)...it was refreshing at times...and yet also challenging (in terms of our mindset ...
Hello @Nicholas Hines , thanks so much for posting about your event in the Toolbox community! I know we personally touched base about this topic a few weeks ago, but it wanted to respond online to see if we could get any more responses. It would be helpful ...
Many state and local health departments are transitioning from complex in-person conferences (not just a one-time committee/group meeting) to be fully virtual. I'd be interested in a best practice guide, across any discipline that suggests ideas to host ...
Hello everyone, in response to COVID-19, the Local Health IT (LHIT) Community of Practice has started pulling together resources from local health departments to help others from reinventing the wheel. Here's what we have so far: Downloadable FAQs ...
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