Beginner

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.

This training covers the health issues and disparities affecting sexual and gender minorities and the factors that should be considered when collecting and analyzing data on these populations.

This webinar covers how to incorporate cultural sensitivity and equitable practices into data collection and visualization.

This webinar describes the lapses in data use among government agencies contributing to the problem of MMIWG2S, and the strategies used by Indigenous activists to address the problems.

This training describes how racist structures in the US impact data practices and how the professionals who use data can center racial equity in their practices.

The purpose of this session is to explain the ways public health data can address or contribute to social inequalities and describe anti-racist ways to approach data collection.

This webinar demonstrates how public health professionals can identify, communicate about, and address health inequities in rural communities.

This self-paced training illustrates the layers of social conditions associated with health disparities and provides a framework for public health strategies to address these disparities.