Evidence. Equity. Empowerment. Evolution.
Health departments and communities working together
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It is evident that the transformation of public health is under way to a collaborative, multi-sector, public-private enterprise that is prepared to address health equity and the social and environmental factors that underlie health status. As more lessons and models surface about community-collaborative public health in California, the legacy of the Partnership for the Public's Health Initiative grows.
The tools and information provided at this conference are intended to complement several other products that are currently available, including the following documents:
- The Partnership for the Public's Health: Findings from the Evaluation—Executive Summary, September 2005 [PDF, 276KB]
- The Partnership for the Public's Health: Implications for Public Health Practice, January 2006 [PDF, 363KB]
- Chronic Disease Prevention in Shasta County: A Health Department's Transformation, Summer 2008 [PDF, 3.1MB]
- South Bay Partnership: Advocating for Healthier Cities in the South Region of San Diego County, Summer 2008 [PDF, 2.2MB]
- Cheadle A, Hsu C, Schwartz PM, Pearson D, Greenwald HP, Beery WL, Flores G, Casey MC. Involving local health departments in community health partnerships: evaluation results from the Partnership for the Public's Health Initiative. J Urban Health. 2008; 85(2): 162-77. PubMed
- Alameda County Public Health Department: Pioneering Equity in Public Health Practice, Fall 2008 [PDF, 1.28MB]
- The Legacy of Partnership: Enduring Practices and Sustainable Models from the Partnership for the Public's Health Initiative, January 2009 [PDF, 1.2MB]
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