Kentucky Population Health Leadership Institute

06/17/2022

View F. Douglas Scutchfield's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.

03/08/2022

I am honored to author the introduction to this new field guide for practitioners. Those of you who know me, know I live to equip leaders to be the best version of themselves so they may serve their communities, family, tribe, country, and world. Focusing on equity-focused systems change with lasting impact is very important. My experience as the Director of the Kentucky Population Health Leadership Institute, Kentucky and Appalachia Regional Training Center, The National Environmental Public Health Leadership Institute, Buckeye Bluegrass Regional Leadership Academy as well as serving as faculty for the National Leadership Academy for the Public’s Health, CDC, and numerous regional leadership programs provided the reflection on the role of leadership development in leading and protecting the health of all within our communities.

Learn more about : https://lnkd.in/dmHVmQxP
If you click on this link you can read the introduction and TOC.

We live in an increasingly complex world. Against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, deepening racial, health, and social inequities have only accentuated this complexity. More than a traditional behavioral change approach is needed to address systemic challenges. Creating genuine, effective, eq...

04/21/2021

KPHLI Graduation Finale Wednesday, April 21st at noon during KPHA conference. Love this snap of the group pre-pandemic!!

02/12/2021

With the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and a new federal administration launching, the KPHI and the National Network of Public Health Institutes invite you to join NNPHI for a virtual conversation to shape the future for 2021 and beyond!

Registration is now open for Emerging Lessons from COVID-19 Response: Rooted in Health and Racial Equity, taking place February 17, 2021.
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For this Part II of the COVID-19 lessons learned series, we will gather for an energizing and interactive experience that will include the launch of NNPHI’s new health and racial equity initiative, Race Together for Public Health. Participants will engage in discussions related to increasing multisector partnerships for racial equity, learn from elected officials working to depoliticize public health, explore how to improve health literacy, and generate strategies for transforming public health.

With the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and a new federal administration launching, we invite you join us for a virtual conversation to shape the future for 2021 and beyond! For Part 2 of our COVID-19 lessons learned series, we will gather for an energizing and interactive experience that will include the...

12/01/2020

Join GHPC on Wednesday for a conversation exploring what can be done now to overcome the long-rooted structural barriers that prevent opportunity for all to achieve health and well-being. The conversation will feature Linda Villarosa, an award-winning journalist, and Leandris Liburd, the CDC's associate director for minority health and health equity. Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rCh1ZsSFToqnJ5jEW-Ugtw
CDC Foundation
Andrew Young School of Policy Studies
GSU Byrdine F. Lewis College of Nursing & Health Professions
Georgia State University School of Public Health

11/30/2020

December is a great time for reflection! Hope you are all doing well!

YearCompass is a global movement that mobilises people to sort out their last year and plan their next.

11/24/2020

Come join us for the last webinar of the CEHS Series!!

Children's Environmental Health Summit 2020: "Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Resiliency" presented on December 16 at 10:30am by the Kentucky Department for Public Health and the Kentucky Population Health Leadership Institute.

The webinar is free and CEUs will be offered.

https://www.research.uky.edu/events/childrens-environmental-health-summit-2020-adverse-childhood-experiences-aces-and-resiliency

11/13/2020

Great opportunity for clinicians to learn about taking environmental history. Come join us!

09/10/2020

The newly revised 10 EPHS!

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