Public Health Basics

This interactive training uses the Ten Essential Public Health Services to illustrate the goals and responsibilities of public health systems and how these systems can improve health equity.

This self-paced training uses problem-based learning to illustrate how social determinants of health contribute to health disparities and outlines potential solutions.

This course introduces learners to the role of public health surveillance, types and uses of surveillance systems, and how data are used to improve public health sciences, programs, and policies.

This course describes the role of public health laboratories and explains how public health professionals communicate with laboratories to use lab results in public health practice.

The course covers key areas of public health informatics, the role of informaticians in public health practice, and the difference between applied informatics and information technology in public health.

This webinar summarizes findings from a joint effort to advance data modernization for public health in Washington.

This course introduces basic principles of epidemiology in public health practice, including key factors impacting the incidence and spread of disease.