USING DATA TO
ADVANCE HEALTH
OUTCOMES WORLDWIDE
INFORMATICS IS
THE PROCESS BY WHICH RAW DATA TURNS INTO INFORMATION AND, SUBSEQUENTLY, KNOWLEDGE
THE EFFECTIVE USE OF INFORMATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE POPULATION HEALTH OUTCOMES
NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN A ROBUST HEALTH SYSTEM AND EMPOWER DISEASE INTERVENTIONS AND PREVENTION
THE CEMENTING AGENT BETWEEN PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTHCARE
INNOVATION
Recent
Highlights
New Resource
DATA MODERNIZATION INITIATIVE PLANNING TOOLKIT
The Data Modernization Planning Toolkit supports Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity (ELC) for Prevention and Control of Emerging Infectious Diseases recipients in planning data modernization ventures at health departments.
NEWS
Vivian Singletary: TEDXEMORY TALK
PHII’s director, Vivian Singletary, recently gave a talk through the TEDxEmory series. Her presentation, “Put on Your Own Oxygen Mask First: Women’s Health in the Modern World,” focuses on prioritizing personal health.
New Resource
USING DATA TO IMPROVE CHILD AND ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH (CAMH): THE OPENING PLAYBOOK
Provides guidance to state, territorial, local and tribal (STLT) health departments to assess and improve child and adolescent mental health through data use, partnerships and legal considerations.
What
We Do...
WE MAKE PUBLIC HEALTH INFORMATICS REAL, UNDERSTANDABLE AND ACTIONABLE.
WE ACT AS A CONDUIT THAT CONNECTS PARTNERS TO REACH COMMON PUBLIC HEALTH OBJECTIVES.
WE PROVIDE GUIDANCE ON HOW TO USE INFORMATICS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE.
WE INTRODUCE SOLUTIONS THAT ALLOW PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS TO OPERATE EFFICIENTLY.
Our
Funders
PHII is grateful to the funding bodies that have supported our work throughout our three decades of establishing informatics as a public health discipline.
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