https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qzG0SNdHisCommunity Health Innovation and Resource Project (CHIRP) recently presented at the Society for Implementation Research Collaboration (SIRC) Conference in Minneapolis and this is what we had to say. Learn…
This month, we’re wrapping up our summer series exploring some of the most widely used public health theories that help explain why people make the health decisions they do. Over…
This month, we're continuing our summer series exploring some of the most widely used public health theories that help explain why people make the health decisions they do. Last month,…
This month, we're kicking off a new summer series exploring some of the most commonly used public health theories that help explain why people make the health decisions they do. Public health…
We read Diet, Drugs, and Dopamine this past month. We wanted to get a feel for what a public health expert and former head of the FDA had to contribute…
What is Evidence-Based Programming? Last month, we talked about public health programming and how structured, focused programs can create real change in communities. This month, we’re looking at the next…
Last year, we briefly introduced the idea of public health programming. But now we want to dig even deeper. Public health programming is how ideas, research, and real-world experience turn…
Weathering: When Inequality Becomes BiologyLast month, we discussed how poverty shapes health. This month, we’re going one step further.We’re talking about how inequality influences health in ways that become embedded in…
Last month, we talked about health equity and how health is shaped by the conditions people live in, not just by their individual choices or access to healthcare. This month, we’re going…
Last month, we talked about social determinants of health, which are the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age, and how those conditions shape health outcomes. Health equity…