Resources for Public Health Leaders
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What is Psychological Safety at Work and Why Does it Matter? - BetterUp Blog
This BetterUp Blog discusses the importance of fostering a psychologically safe environment in the workplace.
The Time for Change is Now: Public Health’s Burnout Battle - Kansas Health Institute
This blog explores the challenges and opportunities faced by the public health sector, and introduces a roadmap for transformation.
DEI Competency Areas – Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion - Extension Foundation
This framework outlines five core DEI-related technical and personal competencies recommended by the Extension Foundation.
Building a Culture of Belonging: Insights from Business Leaders - Health Action Alliance
This article covers 3 key factors of belonging at work: employees feeling valued, included & connected, & comfortable sharing their opinions.
Building A Diverse Public Health Workforce Pipeline - de Beaumont
This report calls for investment in the recruitment and retention of a diverse and inclusive governmental public health workforce.
The Effects of the Mandated Return to Office - Entrepreneur
This article outlines the data surrounding attrition rates related to mandated return to office policies and employees’ views on the matter.
Addressing Burnout & Moral Injury - Workplace Change Collaborative
The National Framework for Addressing Burnout and Moral Injury in the Health and Public Safety Workforce from the HRSA.
5 Tools For Improving Diversity In Your Organization - Smart Tribes Institute
Smart Tribes Institute outlines five tools for increasing diversity, creativity, and innovation through recruitment and retention practices.
Building an Equitable Workplace at Local Health Departments - NACCHO
This toolkit from NACCHO serves as a framework for building an equitable workplace at the local public health department level.
This PH-HERO Workforce Resource Center is supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The contents are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, CDC or the U.S. government.