The Climate Change Community of Practice provides a space for individuals who are interested in and/or work with climate change resilience and mitigation. This Community of Practice will be used to share information, best practices, and resources relevant to climate change and allow for members to virtually network with others who work in this area of public health.
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The FBI Outbreak Response Community of Practice provides a space for individuals who are interested in and/or work with FBI Outbreak Response. This Community of Practice will be used to share information, best practices, and resources relevant to FBI Outbreak Response and allow for members to virtually network with others who work in this area of public health
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This community is a space for learning, engagement, and information sharing among local health department officials and staff who work on HIV, STIs, and/or hepatitis.
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This Living Learning Network aims to support local health department staff looking to build subject matter expertise related to infection prevention and control (IPC). The goal of this network is to bolster local health department capacity related to IPC by creating space for peer discussions, hosting expert presentations, and sharing CDC’s Project Firstline training materials.
Bringing together local health IT staff from across the country to share tips and best practices.
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National Diabetes Prevention Program (NDPP) Community of Practice
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This community is for members of vector surveillance and control programs in local health departments and other organizations. In this community, members can connect with other vector control staff, share best practices, lessons learned, and resources related to vector surveillance and control. Members consist of representatives from local health departments, vector control organizations, nonprofit organizations, and academic institutions.
Welcome to NACCHO's Performance Improvement Peer Learning (PIPL, as in “people”) Network. PIPL is a virtual community for performance improvement practitioners, including people who work in the areas of accreditation preparation, quality improvement, performance management, CHA/CHIP, and health equity. The former MAPP network is now part of PIPL.
The Public Health Ethics – Peer Learning Forum serves as a resource available to public health practitioners who are interested in connecting with subject-matter experts with experience in the application of ethics to public health practice.
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