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These curated trainings have been developed by external partners. They are available at any time and can be accessed by clicking the "Go to training" links.
Title | Description | Format | Go To |
| Evidence-Based Public Health | The Evidence-Based Public Health Training Series consists of nine modules that cover core concepts, such as defining public health issues, conducting community assessments, prioritizing options, and evaluating program and policy impacts. You may take each of the modules individually and receive a certificate for each one. If you choose to complete all nine modules, you will also receive a certificate for the series as a whole.
Topic Areas: Program Planning & Evaluation Offered by: Northwest Center for Public Health Practice Requirements: Registration required | Self-paced Online Course | Go to training |
| A Healthy Dose: Strengthening Reach and Impact of Community Strategies | In this one hour webinar, which is part of the Hot Topics series, evaluation specialists from Group Health Research Institute explain how to strengthen the reach and impact of community health strategies.
Topic Areas: Program Planning & Evaluation Target Audience: Local, state, and tribal public health practitioners; elected officials; community-serving organizations; public health researchers and instructors Approximate Length: 1 hour Offered by: Northwest Center for Public Health Practice Requirements: Registration required | Webinar | Go to training |
| Integrating Public Health and Primary Care | In this one hour webinar, which is part of the Hot Topics series, members of the Northwest Regional Primary Care Association, Bruce Gray, MPA, and Patrick Luedtke, MD, MPH, discuss efforts to better integrate the systems at the local level.
Topic Areas: Program Planning & Evaluation Approximate Length: 1 hour Offered by: Northwest Center for Public Health Practice Requirements: Registration required | Webinar | Go to training |
| Business Planning for Public Health Programs | This 45-minute online course helps you understand the basics of business planning and determine if writing a business plan is appropriate for your public health program. Topic Areas: Program Planning & Evaluation Approximate Length: 45 minutes Offered by: Northwest Center for Public Health Practice Requirements: Registration required | Online Course | Go to training |
| Feasibility Planning for Public Health Business Plans | This online course takes a little over an hour and guides you through the process of creating a feasibility plan, a necessary step before writing a full business plan, to determine whether your idea is worth pursuing. The course covers what to consider when writing your feasibility plan and which sources will provide pertinent information. Feasibility Planning for Public Health Business Plans is the second in a two-part series on public health business plans. Topic Areas: Program Planning & Evaluation Approximate Length: 1.25 hours Offered by: Northwest Center for Public Health Practice Requirements: Registration required
| Online Course | Go to training |
| User's Guide to Dissemination and Implementation in Health for Researchers and Practitioners | Think of this eBook as a D&I navigation guide. Content includes:
Topic Areas: Program Planning & Evaluation Offered by: CRISP Requirements: Registration required | Independent Learning Module | Go to training |