Developing Professional Partnerships and Making Data Work for You - 11/12/2009

Developed by: Carolyn Cumpsty Fowler, PhD, MPH

This training is currently active and available to the public.

 

Training Product Description:

In this two-part training we will introduce two key public health skills: the ability to use data effectively with different audiences, and understanding how to develop and sustain strategic partnerships.

Prerequisite trainings which must be completed prior to taking this training:

None

Prerequisite/assumed knowledge for this training:

None

Formats for this training:

• In-person
• direct interaction

Subject areas covered in this training:

• Developing and Sustaining Professional Partnerships

Target audiences for this training:

• Administrative/Business Professional
• Department Administrator/Manager
• Health Administrator
• Health Officer/Deputy Health Officer
• Hospital Administrator/Management
• Nurse (including all RN, LPN)
• Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant
• Physician
• Program Specialist
• Public Health Nurse
• Public Health Physician
• Public Health Professional
• Public Health Program Specialist
• Social Worker
• Support Staff (administrative assistant, clerk, etc.)

Materials required to take this training:

None

Additional notes about this training:

• This training involves direct interaction with the instructor or subject matter expert.

This training is provided by the Mid-Atlantic Public Health Training Center.