ARC: Annual Recipient Convening

The PHIG National Partners host a PHIG Annual Recipient Convening (ARC) bringing together health department leaders, technical assistance providers, PHIG National Partners, CDC, and other key public health partners from across the nation to share innovative approaches for building public health infrastructure and gain insights to improve health outcomes in their communities.

ARC resources showcase innovative approaches, promising practices, and key lessons from public health infrastructure initiatives focused on workforce development, foundational capabilities, and data modernization.

Photo of St. Louis Arch at dusk with text reading 2025 PHIG Annual recipient convening: gateway to growth submit your session proposals by May 9

Indeed, We Can: Lessons Learned for Accelerating Hiring Processes in Governmental Public Health Through the CDC Public Health Infrastructure Grant

Explore how PHIG recipients improve hiring efficiency by tackling HR challenges like outdated systems and workflows. Learn from timeliness data, success stories, and strategies to streamline recruitment aligned with PHIG goals.

Demystifying Performance Management and Quality Improvement: Start Simple, Build Smart

This session breaks down key PHAB measures, clarifies what site reviewers expect, and offers practical, right-sized approaches for health departments working to meet accreditation requirements. Participants will leave with clearer direction and actionable next steps.

Lessons Learned: Foundations for Building Sustainable Public Health Partnerships Through Effective Communications

Learn from health-tech experts about building strong, sustainable partnerships between public health agencies, national partners, and funding sources using lessons from data modernization, digital health, communications, and public health initiatives.

Driving Accountability and Impact through Strategic Alignment, Data Systems, and Collaboration

Learn practical strategies for improving public health agency performance through streamlined planning, integrated data systems, and stronger operations—featuring examples like aligning planning tools, building cross-department partnerships, leveraging digital platforms, and using dashboards for real-time tracking.

Sustainable DM Insights from a State, County, and FAS: Visualizing Data, Strengthening Interoperability Through FHIR, And Enhancing Communication to Expand Services

Learn about sustainable and cost-effective DMI efforts across Kentucky, Sedgwick County, KS, and the Marshall Islands. Speakers share their innovative approaches to visualizing data and streamlining platforms; planning for FHIR integration; and enhancing communication to improve…