Camarena Health is hiring a Licensed Clinical Social Worker! If you are interested click the link to apply and learn more. https://bit.ly/47fz5XA
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There is such great need for Social Workers in the field of Medico-legal work. I find myself so alone as my colleagues in Social Work do not seem keen to join this field. Research and advocacy will definitely have a positive impact. Social Workers in the field please let's connect. Edit/Update: Those interested in asking more info based on what I know please send a whatsapp message with your names to 065 673 0370 and ask Refilwe to add you to the Social Workers in Health Care -Medico Legal Cases Group. I will try to share as much info on that group and answer your questions. #SocialWorkerinHealthCare #MedicolegalWork #Medicalnegligence #healthandwellbeing #HealthCareAdvocacy #SocialJustice
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Community Health Worker Definition: "A community health worker is a frontline public health worker who is a trusted member of and/or has an unusually close understanding of the community served. This trusting relationship enables the worker to serve as a liaison/link/intermediary between health/social services and the community to facilitate access to services and improve the quality and cultural competence of service delivery. A community health worker also builds individual and community capacity by increasing health knowledge and self-sufficiency through a range of activities such as outreach, community education, informal counseling, social support and advocacy." -American Public Health Association Definition Now that's a mouthful and not how a CHW typically explains what they do, can we agree? :) In a shorter version what is a CHW to You? How do you explain to people your role? Drop it below! . . #communityhealthworker #chwinstructor #careergoals #healthcareworkers #publichealth
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What’s the current state of advocacy instruction in schools and programs of public health? This study is a first of its kind analysis of how advocacy is being taught to public health students and confirms that our current instructional model needs some work. Read the study here: https://bit.ly/3TQYcKz Join Public Health Advocacy Consensus Task Force (PH-ACT) leaders including Johns Hopkins Lerner Center for Public Health Advocacy, de Beaumont Foundation, Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH), Council on Education for Public Health and Public Health Foundation and help shape the future of public health advocacy instruction. Get involved here: https://bit.ly/PH-ACT.
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As Australia’s peak body for #PublicHealth, our position on public health issues is important. That’s why we create openly accessible policy position statements - using only high-quality data and evidence. We use these statements almost everyday. Whether it is to pull directly from the policy to include in a submission to government, or as guidance during strategic decision making; policy position statements are a core part of our advocacy. Find out how we keep our policies up-to-date on Intouch. https://lnkd.in/gAfvwFv7 #Advocacy #HealthPolicy
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🎙️ Attended Prof. Akanni Akinyemi Akinyemi's insightful presentation on "The Power of Partnership" at the #C4SPAA Cohort 2 Fellowship just recently. Prof. Akinyemi clarified the vital part that various partnerships play in improving public health advocacy. His words struck a deep chord with me, highlighting the need of teamwork and collaboration in bringing about lasting change. His words serve as a reminder that by banding together, we can make more progress in SRHR advocacy as we navigate the field of public health. Let's keep supporting alliances that result in significant changes! 🌟🤝 #SRHRAwareness #PartnershipPower #PublicHealthAdvocacy #CollaborationForChange
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Calling all Public Health Professionals and Advocates! In the face of significant challenges, public health advocacy continues to evolve. Whether you're a seasoned expert or new to the field, understanding the latest trends and strategies is crucial for making a meaningful impact. You're invited to join The Network for Public Health Law for an enlightening webinar that delves into the comprehensive findings of the "The State of State-level Public Health Advocacy" report. This report uncovers pivotal insights from interviews with dedicated advocates across all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Expect to explore: ✅ Key indicators of advocacy capacity ✅ Success stories and innovative approaches ✅ Practical advice for enhancing advocacy efforts Our collective mission in public health is critical now more than ever! Let's leverage this knowledge to chart a course toward more effective advocacy, improved health policies, and stronger communities. 📆 Reserve your spot today and empower your advocacy journey: https://lnkd.in/eykEwygM 💬 Once you've attended, we would love for you to #JoinTheDiscussion. Share your key takeaways, personal observations, and how you envision applying these insights in your work. Your voice matters in shaping a healthier future for all. Don't forget to tag a colleague who might benefit from this webinar and share within your networks! Grt Moderator & Speakers Attica Scott, MS Leslie Zellers Martha Katz Quang Dang #PublicHealth #HealthAdvocacy #PublicPolicy #CommunityHealth #Webinar #HealthEducation #AdvocacyMatters #PublicHealthAdvocacy Looking forward to seeing you there and reading your thoughts post-webinar!
The State of State-level Public Health Advocacy - Network for Public Health Law
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The public health workforce needs more training on advocacy tools that can effectively aid in policy change. Shelley Hearne and David Jernigan discuss this further in the latest blog post from the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice📝: https://lnkd.in/eHNgRA5m
Who Will Advocate for Public Health if We Don’t Train Ourselves How to Do It?
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Let's give our public health leaders all the support they so deserve! Looking forward to reading the recommendations in this new report.
I am delighted to share The State of State-level Public Health Advocacy: Findings and Implications from a 50-state Scan (https://lnkd.in/gwv5hPCn) which I worked on with Quang Dang, Leslie Zellers, Martha Katz, Gene Matthews, Madeleine Frey, and Emma H. Waugh, MPH. The report summarizes findings from research that looked at specific markers of advocacy capacity and interviews of key respondents in 50 states and the District of Columbia between March and June 2023. My biggest take-away? There are many brilliant, dedicated public health professionals working to create a responsive and functional public health system across the country and they need more support when it comes to advocating for themselves and their work.
The State of State-level Public Health Advocacy - Network for Public Health Law
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There's nothing more frustrating than a patient who returns with a work form that their HR department rejected. The delay in processing may also impact patient health. At First Shift Justice, our medical advocacy team can provide your administrative team with training to complete forms patients need and reduce rework, leaving your team more time to attend to other patient needs. #doctor #medicaloffice #fmla #humanresources
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