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Building the Healthiest Nation in One Generation Gen Gen Me Meredith C Cornell Ma Master ster of of Public lic Heal Health Pr Program Public Health Is Organized measures to prevent disease, promote health, and prolong life among the


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Building the Healthiest Nation in One Generation

Gen Gen Me Meredith – C – Cornell Ma Master ster of

  • f Public

lic Heal Health Pr Program

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Public Health Is…

  • Organized measures to prevent disease, promote health, and

prolong life among the population as a whole (WHO)

  • The science of protecting and improving the health of people (CDC)
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Public Health

Monitoring Linkage to Care Prevention Regulation Policy Development Epidemic Investigation Modeling Outbreak Response Analysis Screening & Diagnostics Surveillance Early Intervention Health Promotion Communication Education Inspection Risk Reduction Research & Development

Public Health Is…

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Public Health Is…

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How Public Health Happens

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How Public Health Happens

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How Public Health Happens

  • Collective Leadership
  • Equipped Workforce
  • Sustainable Funding
  • Cross‐sector Partnerships
  • Timely, Locally Relevant Data
  • Foundational Infrastructure

Public Health 3.0 (CDC)

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A New Era of Public Health…

“Where neighbors, friends, and problem‐solvers share ideas, join leaders, and take action to create lasting change”

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A New Era of Public Health…

“Where neighbors, friends, and problem‐solvers share ideas, join leaders, and take action to create lasting change”

  • Global

Partnerships

  • Exchange of Ideas
  • Making a

Difference

  • Lasting Impact
  • Taking Action

Locally and Globally

  • Transforming

Communities

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A New Era of Public Health…

Transforming Communities Lasting Impact

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Foundations of Public Health

NHS Health Scotland

Racism Violence Oppression

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Is Our Health Bad?

www.HealthyPeople2020.gov

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Is Our Health Bad?

Rates of Obesity:

www.CDC.gov

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Is Our Health Bad?

www.apha.org

Differences in Life Expectancy Based On:

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Can We Address This in One Generation?

www.HealthyPeople.gov

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Address the Foundations of Public Health

Improve the health of a community

  • Non‐clinical
  • Patient Oriented

Demonstrate positive health impact in five years or less

  • Cost effective
  • Savings over time

www.CDC.gov/hi5

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www.CDC.gov/hi5

Address the Foundations of Public Health

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www.CDC.gov/hi5

Address the Foundations of Public Health

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Health Outcomes Addressed

www.CDC.gov/hi5

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Generation Public Health

www.apha.org

Uniting communities to identify and acknowledge problems, and engage in collective problem‐solving and systems change, to have sustainable impact on equity and health

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Building the Healthiest Nation in One Generation

Gen Gen Me Mere redi dith – Cornell Cornell Ma Master of

  • f Public

ublic Health Health Pr Program grm79@ grm79@cornell rnell.edu edu

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Teaching Public Health in this New Era

  • Sustainability, Equity, Access
  • Didactic coursework
  • Applied, case‐based practice
  • Community‐based practice
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Our Teaching Community

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Community Co‐educators at the Core

  • Advice + Direction
  • In‐class teaching
  • Case facilitation
  • Mentoring for growth
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Community Engagement in Action

  • Networks of partners
  • Training/orientation
  • Defined learning outcomes
  • Guidance materials
  • Evaluation process
  • Constant communication
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Ultimate Goal

  • Mutual benefit
  • Bi‐directional recognition
  • Long‐term collaboration
  • Sustainable public health, equity