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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2024 · 4 MIN

692: Training New Tobacco Prevention Hires, Challenges Facing Work on Social Determinants

from Public Health Review Morning Edition · host ASTHO

Katie Steffens, Deputy Program Manager for the State of Alaska Tobacco Prevention and Control Program, is working to give potential employees the skills they need to thrive; Suja Shunmugavelu, ASTHO Senior Director of Engagement, discusses this week's Executive Leadership Forum; Joh Auerbach, Senior Vice President for Public Health at ICF, tells us about a high-level discussion on the social determinants of health that you can now watch; and an ASTHO brief explains how Guam public health officials are working to centralize their grants management and procurement processes. ASTHO Blog Article: Tobacco Control Programs Use Business Process Mapping to Strengthen Workforce ASTHO Webpage: Diverse Executives Leading in Public Health ASTHO Webpage: Peer Networks ICF Webpage: Public health on the front lines – A conversation about the social determinants of health ASTHO Brief: Centralizing Administrative Functions, with Lessons Learned from Guam

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