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.
North Dakota’s Multi-Partner Health Collaborative unites sectors to advance public health via SHIP priorities. Presenters share strategies in workforce, wellness, access, and resilience, offering a replicable model for sustainable, cross-sector impact.
Arizona, Utah, and partners at the Kansas Health Institute share strategies and ethical applications for using AI to accelerate systems-level data modernization activities.
The Indiana Department of Health and Southern Nevada Health District share how they leveraged PHIG resources to bolster programs that impact the local and community public health partners.
In this session, experts from LA County, Montana, and the DIBBS team discuss open-source tools at the forefront of their public health efforts.
Chicago and Sacramento health departments share accreditation strategies and lessons learned, emphasizing peer learning. PHAB introduces a new project management tool to support streamlined accreditation efforts and staff engagement in core public health functions.
