Public health is grounded in building and sustaining conditions that support community well-being. Our May issue highlights that equity & systems thinking are not separate considerations—they are fundamentally linked & central to the future of public health practice. journals.lww.com/jphmp/pages/...
The latest edition of the Journal of Public Health Management & Practice is up! This issue dives into how communities, policies, and a strong public health workforce work together to create reliable, responsive systems in the face of evolving health challenges.
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Just out! This new podcast with Erin Fry Sosne at NCDHHS explores why trust is the cornerstone of effective public health and how North Carolina is setting an example for strengthening that trust through data-driven strategies and community engagement.
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We're happy to announce that Dr. Erika Martin has been appointed Associate Editor of the Journal of Public Health Management & Practice @jphmpdirect.com ! Please help us congratulate her. jphmpdirect.com/dr-erika-mar...
Graphic with cover of the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice highlighting the article "Reflections on 10 Years of PH WINS: A North Star for the Public Health Workforce."
Ten years of the Public Health Workforce Interests and Needs Survey (PH WINS) shows that listening to the workforce drives real change. Reflect on a decade of growth in the new @jphmpdirect.com supplement on PH WINS. https://bit.ly/4pnZBXL
Do you know a student who rocked public health in 2025? We want to celebrate their impact! Nominate by: January 15, 2026. Selections announced: February 2026
Help us spotlight the next generation of public health leaders. Submit your nomination today!
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Design workgroups turn evidence into outcomes. Explore a clear, step-by-step approach informed by tobacco control initiatives in small workplace settings. doi.org/10.1097/PHH....
Rural health departments aren’t just overcoming challenges—they’re leveraging unique strengths. This new analysis calls for customized approaches to recruitment, retention, and training to ensure rural public health thrives.
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Chronic disease continues to drive preventable illness and death, but our current surveillance infrastructure is falling behind. Modern, connected data systems are essential for shaping policy and supporting community health solutions that truly make an impact. doi.org/10.1097/PHH....
Leading in public health today means adapting to constant change. Explore 10 proven lessons for resilient leadership, trust-building, and empathy in this new article: doi.org/10.1097/PHH.... #PublicHealth #Leadership
A resilient public health workforce doesn’t happen by chance. PH WINS 2024 highlights positive momentum in diversity and well-being—but also urgent needs in strategic skills. Investing in onboarding, mentorship, and supervisor support is how we turn data into action. #PHWINS doi.org/10.1097/PHH....
The January 2026 issue is here—packed with insights to advance public health practice. Plus, don’t miss our special PH WINS 2024 supplement, featuring critical workforce trends and strategies to strengthen public health systems nationwide.
Explore both issues now:
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Dr. Lloyd Novick was a pioneer who brought public health finance to the national stage. His legacy lives on in stronger systems, smarter funding, and a healthier future for all. 💡💰
New commentary by Dr. Peggy Honore: journals.lww.com/jphmp/fullte...
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Dr. Lloyd Novick helped shape the field of public health informatics before many even knew what it was. From early
surveillance systems to today’s AI-driven tools, his vision helped define the path forward.
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In this new blog, Ron Bialek, President and CEO of the Public Health Foundation, reflects on Dr. Lloyd Novick's role in establishing the Council on Linkages and the Community Preventive Services Task Force. wp.me/p7l72S-bWP
New issue alert! The Nov issue of JPHMP is now online. This issue highlights the lasting impact of Dr. Lloyd F. Novick, founding editor and public health trailblazer. Learn more in this new editorial by @justinbmoorephd.bsky.social: journals.lww.com/jphmp/fullte...
"Trust is not abstract. It shows up in real ways when communities face emergencies. ... After Hurricane Helene, ... trust in NCDHHS and local health departments grew dramatically..."
Find out why in this exciting new series hosted by the NC Division of Public Health: jphmpdirect.com/why-trust-ma...
JPHMP editor @justinbmoorephd.bsky.social pays tribute to the late Dr. Lloyd F. Novick, founding editor, and dedicates a new series in his honor. Learn about it here:
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We're deeply saddened to announce the passing of Dr. Lloyd F. Novick, founding editor of JPHMP who retired in January after 30 years of service to the journal & more than 4 decades to public health. Please share your memories of Dr. Novick here: jphmpdirect.com/in-memoriam-...
Dr. Veronica Valencia Gonzalez @verognzlz.bsky.social shares findings from a national study on how US agencies adopt & implement sexual assault response best practices—and what #publichealth professionals can do to address inconsistencies. #SexualViolence Learn more bit.ly/418uIwa wp.me/p7l72S-bDr
🚨 The September issue of the Journal of Public Health Management & Practice (@JPHMPDirect) is now available on our website. This issue highlights the unique challenges and innovative solutions that define rural health care. Check it out! lnkd.in/gZH9Ddy4
Evaluating the Region V Public Health Training Center’s Leadership Institute Using Qualitative Methods
This post describes how Region V Public Health Training Center used ripple effects mapping to evaluate the Region V Public Health Leadership Institute.
Embracing a Change Mindset: How Reorganizing My Living Room Taught Me About Growth
The other day, I found myself rearranging my living room. It’s not an unusual activity for me. Every so often, I’ll choose a space in my home and give it a fresh start. For me, this isn’t just about tidying up or…
Two of our doctoral students, Khyathi Gadag and Ufuoma Ejughemre, led this paper in @jphmpdirect.com examining how rural hospitals in Iowa have included social determinants of health in their community health needs assessments: journals.lww.com/jphmp/fullte...
JPHMP Editor-in-Chief Justin B. Moore @justinbmoorephd.bsky.social reflects on his friendship with the late Peter O. Watts, JD, LLM. wp.me/p7l72S-bBn
The Story of Peter and Justin: Remembering Peter O. Watts, JD, LLM
My friend Peter O. Watts, JD, LLM, who was an influential attorney in Portland, Oregon, dedicated partner, and contributor to JPHMP Direct, recently passed away on June 12th, 2025. As a tribute to our time on earth together, and a…
A novel research award program that paired funding and training with a focus on underserved areas helped build research capacity in the US territories. Learn more in the new blog post by Dr. Meghan Mordy: buff.ly/BHRv3gA
Karsen DeWeese recently spoke to Dr. Christina Welter about some of her passions and work, including what systems change and bridging research to practice are, how they work together in her career, and the importance of relationships as a foundational step in public health work. buff.ly/PII4MCz
New research analyzed more than 10,000 COVID-19 cases to explore how smoking, demographics, and community conditions were associated with hospitalization. Findings show how integrating individual and community-level data can better target public health interventions. buff.ly/U1Ar9ku
Many people living in 5 inhabited US territories experience high rates of natural hazard exposure & vulnerability to disaster impacts. PH workforce development & evidence-based, culturally competent approaches to disaster preparedness, response, & recovery are needed in these regions. bit.ly/4kIvCrj