[Fwd: First Things First: Defining Local Public Health Practice for Safer, Healthier Communities]

[David RR Webber <david@drrw.info>]

FYI, of possible interest.

DW

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Subject: First Things First: Defining Local Public Health Practice for
Safer, Healthier Communities

This is a Public Health Grand Rounds presentation.

NLM is serving as a viewing site for the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention/University of North Carolina program described in the email
forwarded below. This program is close captioned. If you have any
questions about the program or the registration process, please contact
UNC directly at the email, phone, and/or web address provided below.

Join us for the next  broadcast of Public Health Grand Rounds, "First
Things First: Defining Local Public Health Practice for Safer, Healthier
Communities," scheduled to air September 24, 2004, at 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Eastern Time. Join us as we discuss the case of Public Health Solutions, a
district health department based in Crete, Nebraska, that is working to
create a local public health agency from scratch and succeed in meeting
the expectations of a safer, healthier community for its citizens.


Please register at

http://www.PublicHealthGrandRounds.unc.edu. Registration and evaluation
allow us to measure the impact of this program and receive funding to
offer this series at no cost to the viewer.


This broadcast may be viewed at a satellite downlink site near you or
online. If you need assistance in finding a site close to you, please
contact us by emailing grand.rounds@sph.unc.edu or phone 919.843.9261.
Remember! Your nearest site facilitator may need a request from you before
registering a viewing site for the broadcast.

Continuing education credit for various health professions will be offered
based on one hour of instruction. To be eligible, you must complete an
online registration and evaluation.

Thank you for your support. We look forward to your continued
participation in Public Health Grand Rounds.

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• From: "Webber, David (NIH/OD)" <webberd@od.nih.gov>
• To: david@drrw.info
• Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2004 09:18:45 -0400

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From: Truesdale-Young, Tonya (NIH/NLM) 
Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 12:23 PM
To: NIH-STAFF@LIST.NIH.GOV
Subject: First Things First: Defining Local Public Health Practice for
Safer, Healthier Communities

This is a Public Health Grand Rounds presentation.

NLM is serving as a viewing site for the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention/University of North Carolina program described in the email
forwarded below. This program is close captioned. If you have any
questions about the program or the registration process, please contact
UNC directly at the email, phone, and/or web address provided below.

Join us for the next  broadcast of Public Health Grand Rounds, "First
Things First: Defining Local Public Health Practice for Safer, Healthier
Communities," scheduled to air September 24, 2004, at 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Eastern Time. Join us as we discuss the case of Public Health Solutions, a
district health department based in Crete, Nebraska, that is working to
create a local public health agency from scratch and succeed in meeting
the expectations of a safer, healthier community for its citizens.


Please register at

http://www.PublicHealthGrandRounds.unc.edu. Registration and evaluation
allow us to measure the impact of this program and receive funding to
offer this series at no cost to the viewer.


This broadcast may be viewed at a satellite downlink site near you or
online. If you need assistance in finding a site close to you, please
contact us by emailing grand.rounds@sph.unc.edu or phone 919.843.9261.
Remember! Your nearest site facilitator may need a request from you before
registering a viewing site for the broadcast.

Continuing education credit for various health professions will be offered
based on one hour of instruction. To be eligible, you must complete an
online registration and evaluation.

Thank you for your support. We look forward to your continued
participation in Public Health Grand Rounds.

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