When Utah received PHIG funding, they created a tool to track and PHIG maximize resources: program charters. These charters work to reduce silos, build trust across programs, and increase efficiency.
The Southern Nevada Health District used PHIG to hire a certified case management nurse focused on congenital syphilis. The results? Lower medical costs, fewer cases, and fewer infant deaths.
Learn how public health accreditation helped Montana and Nevada improve their health agencies’ work in this blog.
Learn how creating resilient administrative infrastructure is critical to public health work.
PHAB’s Service & Resource Sharing Peer Network aims to bring together a diverse group of participants to engage in facilitated peer exchange, structured learning, and applied problem solving based on a Foundational Capability gap.
