Beginner

This module is the third in a three-part series that is designed to help you use data to identify and address population health disparities. This module explains how data visualization techniques can help you communicate health information and tell a story to different audiences.

This module is the second in a three-part series that is designed to help you use data to identify and address population health disparities. This module focuses on how to communicate data to audiences in your community.

This self-paced training covers the importance of communication and guides learners to build a cooperative communication plan to apply in real situations.

This series of webinars covers the characteristics of different personality styles and how best to communicate with and support people of each style.

This one-hour webinar reviews tips for developing more inclusive data visualization practices that better represent the people behind the numbers.

This webinar describes the ways that our position informs our communication habits and provides opportunities for learners to reflect on their own communication choices.

This self-paced training provides tools for public health professionals to forge cross-sector partnerships and promote a better understanding of public health in other sectors.

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.