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PLEASE NOTE: No CE or certificate are available for this program.You may also take the paid CE version of each course individually to earn CE.This program is a 3-part series that will introduce the community health improvement plan (CHIP), address how to identify community health priorities, and address writing your CHIP.To view this program as complete in your transcript, you must complete ALL 5 components within this program. Completion of each component will be tracked for program completion.ComponentsPlan to Plan CHIP 1-A Community Health Improvement Plan (On Demand-No CE): recorded webinar, 75 min. to complete (1.25 contact hours)Plan to Plan CHIP 2-Community Health Priorities (On Demand-No CE): recorded webinar, 75 min. to complete (1.25 contact hours)Plan to Plan CHIP 3-Writing Your CHIP (On Demand-No CE): recorded webinar, 75 min. to complete (1.25 contact hours)Total estimated time for completion: 3 hours & 45 min. (3.75 contact hours)ClickHEREfor More InformationAudiencePublic health practitioners in governmental public health, particularly those involved in national public health accreditation and/or workforce developmentSponsorsThe Region V Public Health Training Center is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number UB6HP31684 Public Health Training Centers ($924,899). This information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by Region V PHTC, HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government.Technical InformationIf you are experiencing any technical difficulties, please try a different browser (i.e., Chrome, Firefox, Safari).Internet Explorer and Edge will not work with our learning management system.Contact us atrvphtc@umich.eduwith questions.

Michigan Public Health Week 2023Hometown Health Hero Award(See attached Nomination Form For More Information)The Michigan Public Health Week Partnership* invites you to join them in celebrating Public Health Week in Michigan by nominating someone for theHometown Health Hero award. The Hometown Health Hero award is presented to individuals and/or organizations that have made significant and measurable contributions to preserve and/or improve their community’s health.The Michigan Public Health Week Partnership has adopted the theme for National Public Health Week: “Centering and Celebrating Cultures in Health.” Our cultures have always shaped our health. We learn from the communities we're born in and that we build together. We look to community leaders as our health champions. We celebrate the unique and joyful ways different cultures focus on health. We can learn from each other, with humility and openness. Understanding the cultures in our communities helps achieve health equity. The daily themes for National Public Health Week can provide additional context. The daily themes are:Community(Monday),Violence Prevention(Tuesday),Reproductive and Sexual Health(Wednesday),Mental Health(Thursday),Rural Health(Friday),Accessibility(Saturday),Food and Nutrition(Sunday).Community leaders, organizations, and individuals are doing great things to improve the health of their communities and to increase equity in health. The Partnership wants to recognize those accomplishments, but we need your help. You know your community best. What health improvements are happening in your community that we can potentially recognize with this award? To help you answer that question, look at those who have received this award in the past. The only way for someone to receive the award is to be nominated. Submit the nomination form below by email or fax no later thanFebruary 10. Awardees are selected from nominations received by the deadline.Awards will be presented at 11:30 a.m., Tuesday, April 11, in the new Heritage Hall of the State Capitol Building.Submit your nomination to Jim Koval by email (kovalj@michigan.gov)orfax (517-335-9434)Nominations must be received byFebruary 10, 2023.*The following organizations make up the Michigan Public Health Week Partnership: Eastern Michigan University Master of Public Health in Health Education, Grand Valley State University Master of Public Health Program, the Michigan Association of Counties, the Michigan Association for Local Public Health, the Michigan Public Health Association, the Michigan Public Health Institute, Michigan State University, the University of Michigan School of Public Health, Wayne State University College of Human Medicine Family Medicine program, and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.

APHA Offers New Member BenefitsLearn more about APHA membership benefits by visitingwww.apha.org/MemberPerks. There are lots of ways for individuals and organizations to become members of APHA, from special student programs to agency memberships. Take a look at these brochures to learn more:School-sponsored Student Membershiphttps://www.apha.org/-/media/Files/PDF/membership/Schools_student_membe… Professionalshttps://www.apha.org/-/media/Files/PDF/membership/ECP_brochure.ashxAgen… Membershiphttps://apha.org/-/media/Files/PDF/membership/Agency_brochure.ashxCompa… & Consultant Membershiphttps://apha.org/-/media/Files/PDF/membership/Company_brochure.ashxHow to join APHAVisitwww.apha.org/jointo become an individual member of APHA.Or download a membership application:https://apha.org/-/media/Files/PDF/membership/Member_App.ashxTo become an APHA Agency or Company & Consultant member, please fill out this application:https://apha.org/-/media/Files/PDF/membership/Agency_Application.ashxQu… about membership? Contactmembership.mail@apha.orgor call 202-777-2400.