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Public Health Resources

 

Here is a list of local, national, and international public health organizations that may be of some interest to you. Pease follow the links for specific information.

• ASPPH is the voice of academic public health and works to train the next generation of public health professionals, convene leaders, generate evidence, and advocate for policies that improve the health and well-being of all communities through the principles of social justice, especially in academic public health institutions. ASPPH's vision is of a world where all people thrive, supported by the work of strong and prepared public health sector.

  Resources:

  • is comprised of four working groups to drive the creation of science-based products to advance important scholarly activity in ASPPH-member schools and programs.
  • includes information about ASPPH Annual Meeting opportunities.
  • includes an array of data in support of academic public health efforts.

• An independent agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education to accredit schools of public health, and public health programs outside schools of public health.

• This global network of colleges, universities, faculty, individuals and organizations is dedicated to the improvement of health and healthcare delivery through excellence in healthcare management and policy education.

  Resources:

  • shows you how to get involved with AUPHA.
  • routes you to links relevant to scholars and professionals in the health administration field.

• Since 1968, the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME) has served the public interest by advancing the quality of healthcare management education globally.

  Resources:

  • is a page of testimony from faculty who have worked with CAHME.
  • provides thought provoking episodes about healthcare leadership and the modern healthcare landscape.
  • is a series of webinars about quality improvement from a variety of CAHME accredited programs.

• A non-profit, professional organization representing a diverse membership of public health and health promotion professionals, educators, and students in the US and around the world.

  Resources:

  • includes information about the Annual Conference, Annual Advocacy Summit, the Center for Online Resources and Education, Continuing Education, professional preparation courses, and public health webinars.

• APHA serves as a convenor, catalyst and advocate to build capacity in the public health community.

  Resources:

  • include continuing education opportunities and tools to strengthen your connection to the public health profession.

• CDC is the nation's leading science-based, data-driven, service organization that protects the public's health. CDC works 24/7 to protect America from health, safety and security threats, both foreign and in the U.S.

  Resources:

  • may help you find information on library products or services within the CDC library system.
  • are a series of practices to support and strengthen the competency of a particular workforce.
  • is designed to help future health educators improve instruction and curricula. It is appropriate for upper-division undergraduate, pre-service, and graduate-level health education.
  • contains a multitude of resources for public health professionals.

• The National Institutes of Health (NIH), a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is the nation’s medical research agency — making important discoveries that improve health and save lives.

  Resources:

  • includes links to the National Library of Medicine (NLM), the NIH Library, and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Library.
  • include research sourcebooks, the NIGMS Human Genetic Cell Repository, the NIH Mammalian Gene Collection, and more.
  • includes information about upcoming grants, due dates, and finding and applying for NIH funding opportunities.
  • hosts learning opportunities and resources both in and out of the NIH.

• The ASA’s goal is to promote the practice and profession of statistics.

  Resources:

  • engages in statistical activities including, but not limited to, holding meetings, organizing seminars, participating in educational efforts, providing information about the application of statistics, and making statistics of service to the local community while making society aware of statistics as a science.
  • pages information about undergraduate statistics education communities and resources, publications, guidelines and reports, as well as student competitions.
  • pages include guidelines and reports for graduate faculty and resources for graduate students.

• WHO is the United Nations agency dedicated to global health and safety.

  Resources:

  • °Â±á°¿â€™s provides the opportunity to connect with agencies and institutions to collaborate toward the development and dissemination of public health education.

• The Tennessee Public Health Association protects, promotes and improves the health and prosperity of people in Tennessee by advancing health policy and practice, increasing awareness about public health issues and providing education and professional development for public health professionals.

  Resources:

  • includes research and reports relevant to public health in the state.

• The state health department is the repository for official public health efforts statewide.

  Resources:

  • pages include a collection of important data and special reports about the health of Tennesseans.

• TAND is an affiliate of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics comprised of over 1,300 professionals and students who are committed to improving dietary health outcomes in Tennessee through research, education, and advocacy.

  Resources:

  • includes some interesting modules about the powerful connection between nutrition and health and the importance of dietary health communication.

• The Tennessee Medical Association is a nonprofit organization representing Tennessee physicians by advocating for policies, laws and rules that promote healthcare safety and quality for all Tennesseans and improve the non-clinical aspects of practicing medicine.

  Resources:

  • include online training modules about DEA licensure, effective decision-making, and other important topics for healthcare professionals.
  • includes a list of studies about the health of health workers and other self-care resources for healthcare workers.

• The Shelby County Health Department strives to build a community where everyone is safe, healthy, and valued.

  Resources:

  • provides links to promising practices, funding opportunities, community health improvement efforts, and community health reports.
  • includes links to three comprehensive data dashboards with detailed information about demographics, health and quality of life metrics, and health disparities in Shelby County.