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PHIG provides its recipients with dynamic resources to bolster public health infrastructure and respond to agency needs. The following opportunities focus on honing the skills of health department staff, developing workforce and leadership potential, and uplifting the next generation of public health practitioners.

PH WINS Pulse Check

Workforce

Find key findings from the 2026 PH WINS Pulse Check, which assessed workforce well-being, satisfaction, burnout, and retention among public health workers.

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  • PHAB Topical Brief: Using SRS to Strengthen Behavioral Health Capacity Across Jurisdictions

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  • Enhancing Public Health Strategic Skills Guide

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  • PHIG VOICES Kickoff Webinar Recording

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  • Data Modernization Communications Toolkit

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  • Public Health Implementation Tools: From Plan to Action

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  • The State of AI in Public Health: New Data from the 2025 ASTHO Profile

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  • Creating Meaning from Measures: A PDSA Approach to Performance Management

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  • Public Health Leadership Starts in the Classroom

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  • How Public Health Can Support Modern Administrative Readiness in a Dynamic World

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