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NNPHI’s VISION:

Enhancing Capacity through Public-Private Partnerships A Conference of the National Network of Public Health Institutes New Orleans, LA May 15-16, 2003. NNPHI’s VISION:. Fostering Innovations that Improve Health. NNPHI’s MISSION:.

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NNPHI’s VISION:

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  1. Enhancing Capacity throughPublic-Private PartnershipsA Conference of the National Network of Public Health Institutes New Orleans, LAMay 15-16, 2003

  2. NNPHI’s VISION: Fostering Innovations that Improve Health

  3. NNPHI’s MISSION: To promote multi-sector activities resulting in measurable improvements of public health structures, systems and outcomes.

  4. NNPHI’s Goals Continue to be: • Promote multi-sector systems approach • Enhance the capacity of PHIs to address the population based health agenda • Foster and facilitate ongoing communication among PHIs • Develop collaborative projects among PHIs • Obtain sources of funding for multi-state projects and assist in project management • Encourage the growth and stability of existing PHIs • Foster the development and growth of new PHIs • Create a learning community among PHIs

  5. NNPHI Official Business • Jeffrey Lake has been Chair of NNPHI’s Executive Committee for past year • He will speak next regarding accomplishments of NNPHI in the past year • At end of meeting, Joseph Hafey (who has been Chair-Elect) will transition into the position of Chair of NNPHI Executive Committee • Regular members, please review your folder and return voting ballot by end of meeting to Chris Kinabrew

  6. Highlights of past year: • Finalized Strategic plan • “Assets for Health Improvement – Members of the NNPHI” published and distributed among members and partner organizations • Launched monthly e-mail newsletter (February 2003) • Presentation and booth at APHA 2002 • Participated in National Public Health Performance Standards Group and collaborated with CDC on Performance Standards Training • Applied to join the Council on Linkages between Academia and Public Health Practice

  7. Highlights of past year (cont.) • Facilitated three popular educational teleconferences covering: • “Top Ten Mistakes of Public Health Institutes” • “Resource Development for Public Health Institutes” and • “Authorizing Legislation for Public Health Institutes” • Renewed CDC Cooperative Agreement • Developed and secured funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for Fostering Emerging Institutes Project • In collaboration with the Michigan Public Health Institute, significantly increased functionality of NNPHI Website • New member – Texas Institute for Health Policy Research • Many teleconferences with emerging institutes

  8. NNPHI Regular Member Affiliate Member Emerging Institute

  9. The Emergence of Public Health Institutes in the USNew and Total Institutes: 1963-2001

  10. ASTHO/NACCHO 2003 (September) APHA 2003 session (November) Fully Implementing FEIP Project Possibility of adding several new members Further developing relationships with partner organizations (such as APHA, ASTHO, NACCHO, NALBOH, PHF, etc.) Educational teleconferences – many more Continue to work on performance standards Highlights of coming year:

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