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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2026 · 12 MIN

1173: Why Public Health's Biggest Challenges Require Better Collaboration

from Public Health Review Morning Edition · host ASTHO

Public health's most complex challenges require stronger partnerships, deeper community engagement, and leaders willing to connect people across sectors. In this episode, Dr. Chelsea Moriarty Coffield, population health program manager for Community Health Choice, explains why collaboration is more than coordination, sharing practical strategies for building trust, aligning organizations around community needs, and embedding health equity into everyday decision-making. She also discusses the importance of one-on-one relationships, cross-sector partnerships, and leadership rooted in humility rather than expertise. Whether you're leading a coalition or looking to strengthen collaboration within your own organization, this conversation offers actionable lessons for creating lasting public health impact.Leading Collaboratively for Lasting Public Health Impact | ASTHOWorkforce Trends in Public Health Preparedness | ASTHOThe Boundary Spanning Leadership Framework’s Impact on Public Health | ASTHO

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