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Who We Are
The Michigan Center for Public Health Preparedness (MI-CPHP) is part of a national network of centers established to support preparedness efforts of state and local health departments nationwide. MI-CPHP is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. MI-CPHP training products are competency-based, performance driven, targeted to the public health workforce, and designed to enhance individual and agency competency. Built upon existing national CPHP resources, MI-CPHP products are developed in response to community need and are disseminated to the national network of centers via the Centers for Public Health Preparedness Resource Center.
On-site & online courses |
All Courses and Trainings
MI-CPHP offers both on-site and distance learning courses at no charge. Select online courses or an archived webcast for immediate viewing. |
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On-site in Ann Arbor, MI |
Public Health Leadership to Improve the Health of Young People
Symposium on January 27, 2009 from 10:00am - 4:30pm at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre in the Michigan League, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. FREE. Complimentary lunch served to those registering before January 20, 2009. |
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Live Internet webcast |
Public Health Leadership to Improve the Health of Young People
Symposium on January 27, 2009. 10:00am-4:30pm (EST). |
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Archived webcast |
Youth Violence: It's a Public Health Issue
Public Health Grand Rounds event held on December 5, 2008. Available for continuing education credit as an archived webcast. |
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NEW multi-series online course |
Public Health Response at International Ports of Entry
Ten-module course provides an overview of federal quarantine stations, surge capacity roles, surveillance and communicable disease control at international ports of entry. Register for individual modules separately. |
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NEW online course |
Making Data, Policy and Politics Work for Public Health
In a hands-on format, this self-paced course examines how public health stakeholders and policymakers can select appropriate data sources, use data responsibly, and represent important public health issues in a data-driven way. |
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| Online tool | One-stop resource for epidemiology definitions, examples and activities |