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06
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The May 2022 issue of the American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) includes a featured section on violence against public health officials during the COVID-19 pandemic. The section includes editorials on the harassment of health officials, the politicization of public health and a research article by Ward, Stone, Mui and Resnick on “Pandemic-Related Workplace… Read More »
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Jun
08
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This year, 34 new journals titles have been added to the Public Health Digital Library. Journals can be accessed from the PHDL’s Library e-Resource list by searching for a title or browsing the collection. New journal titles: American Journal of Psychiatry American Journal of Psychiatry Residents Journal American Journal of Veterinary Research AWWA Water Science… Read More »
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Jun
02
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With our access year just beginning in May, NPHCO welcomes departments joining the Public Health Digital Library. Two states and two local health department groups join the program, the four entities represent several dozen departments who will now offer their workforce information resources for their evidence-based practice. South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental… Read More »
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May
19
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Here are some upcoming classes on health information resources. Classes are part of the NNLM programs expanding access and training in health information resources. The Role of Indoor Environmental Air Hazards on the Health of Children: Offered June 8, 2022 11:00 am EDT / 10:00 am CDT / 9:00 am MDT / 8:00 am PDT… Read More »
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Apr
14
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As National Public Health Week ended last week and Black Maternal Health Week begins, we have more public health news. The latest report from Trust for America’s Public Health is available online. The report rates the level of readiness of public health departments at the state level as well as in the District of Columbia… Read More »
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