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In a recent article, UW Epidemiology PhD student Sixtine Gurrey, gives insight into how Washington State Department of Health worked together with Washington Corrections during the COVID-19 pandemic and a multifacility tuberculosis (TB) outbreak #PublicHealth #Epidemiology #Incarceration epi.washington.edu/news/lessons-i…
Join us on May 2 for the Omenn Lecture in Environmental Health, featuring Casey Sixkiller, U.S. EPA Region 10 administrator. This lecture honors Dr. Gilbert S. Omenn, former dean of the UW SPH, and sponsored by UW Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences. Register here: deohs.washington.edu/omenn-lecture
In a study published by UWSPH alum Sophie Godley (MPH), found that students benefit when professors authentically present their LGBTQ+ identities and harness open conversations about gender and sexual identity in the classroom. #PublicHealth UW Dept. of Health Systems and Population Health
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SPH students explore migration and real-world public health data for King County, Washington through Population Health Initiative UW Population Health Initiative fellowship #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #Displacement
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'While serving as interim director of FIPRP over the last year, Ali Rowhani-Rahbar has fostered a collaborative and supportive research environment while advancing the engagement of impacted communities in the center's work.' said Hilary Godwin, dean of UW SPH.
Dr. Jeff Duchin Jeffrey Duchin, MD, health officer for Public Health - Seattle & King County, announced his retirement for July 1, 2024. Duchin spent 30 years at PHSKC, influencing the region's approach to public health and hot-button issues. Duchin is also an adjunct professor at UW SPH.
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Today is #HuskyGivingDay ! Join the UW School of Public Health community to support our vision to create a world of healthy people and make a BIG impact. Check out our priority fund as well as our departments & participating interdepartmental programs!
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The UW Population Health Initiative UW Population Health Initiative announced the award of six Tier 2 pilot grants, four of which involve faculty, staff and students from UW SPH Learn more about these projects that were awarded. #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #PublicHealth Research washington.edu/populationheal…
UW SPH associate professor Jessica Jones-Smith shares how free school meals has the potential to reduce childhood obesity while also easing financial and logistical burdens for families and schools. #PublicHealth #HealthyFoods #SchoolMeals theconversation.com/free-school-me…
In this Q&A, Rachel Shaffer, alum of SPH and affiliate assistant professor of UW Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences shares her experience at the U.S. EPA and recent assignment with the White House Council on Environmental Quality. #PublicHealth #EnvironmentalHealth #HealthEquity sph.washington.edu/news-events/sp…
In April, UW SPH will host school-wide events to help students learn about careers in #PublicHealth for National Public Health Week. Students can hear from alumni, have their resumes reviewed, and attend events across the School’s centers & departments: sph.washington.edu/news-events/sp…
Unhealthy diets cause more deaths in the US than tobacco or any other health risk factor and disproportionately affects communities of color. In this opinion piece, UW Dept. of Health Systems and Population Health clinical professor Jim Krieger advocates for the expansion of the 2024 Farm Bill bit.ly/3IWi3Ty
Researchers at UW SPH and ITHS developed a program called Community Voices to make collaborations easier. UW Dept. of Health Systems and Population Health faculty, Maggie Ramirez and Linda Ko share important insight into how to foster healthy community and researcher partnerships
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This new paper describes the process and results of co-developing a theory of change for community violence intervention programs through practitioner-researcher partnerships. Our gratitude to many community leaders in WA who made this possible. #CVI (1/3)
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