Assessment and Surveillance

Saving Lives while Saving Millions: Missouri Measures the Economic Impact of Public Health

By using PHIG to hire a health economist, the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services can evaluate the economic impact of its programs and identify which strategies are most effective and cost-efficient.

John Fieno of Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services speaks in interview.

OKC County Clinics Use Patient Navigators to Double Patient Load while Providing More Complete Care

Oklahoma City County Department of Health used PHIG to improve their clinical flow. The results? Their clinic doubled the number of patients they see in a day.

Tre Williams of the Oklahoma City County Department of Health speaks in interview.

Sponsored Breakfast Session: Metopio Flexible Locals, Focused State: The New Model for Shared Public-Health Intelligence”

Explore how a coordinated data-sharing framework can transform public health planning at every level. In this session, Metopio COO Angie Grover demonstrates how real-time, bidirectional data allows local health departments to build tailored dashboards and community-specific…

Leveraging Low-Cost Technology to Drive Workforce Success: How DCHHS Reduced Vacancy Rates with the Public Health Workforce Tool

This session explores how Dallas County (DCHHS) designed, built, and iteratively improved the Public Health Workforce Tool (PHWT) to meet evolving workforce management needs while maintaining a low cost. Participants learn how features such as role-based…

Building Sustainable Public Health Data Systems in Montana

On the PHIG Impact Report, Jenn Rico shares how the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services has used PHIG funding to accelerate statewide data modernization.

Headshot of Jenn Rico, MA