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Celebrating 20 years of Public Health Live!1999-2019

Moderated Webcast Discussion

Moderator Rachel Breidster, MS, discusses HPV vaccinations with Dr. Kristin Oliver

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Recent Topics Harmful Blue-Green Algal Blooms and Health The Health Impact of Tobacco Use Among

People With Disabilities What You Should Know about Adult

Immunization Raising Community Voices to Reduce Maternal

Mortality Pharmacists: Indispensable in Managing

Chronic Disease Breast Density and Breast Cancer Risk Alzheimer’s Disease and the Importance of

Accurate Death Reporting New Concussion Guidelines: Implications for

Return to School and Sports The Importance of Child Passenger Safety Falls and their Prevention

At The Studio: Behind the Scenes

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At The Studio: Control Room

At The Studio: Fielding Questions in the Green Room

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Practice-based Roll-in Videos

Appearances by New York State Health Commissioner Howard A Zucker, MD, JD

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Offers Continuing Education Credits

Routinely offer:

Medical (CME)

Nursing (CNE)

Health Education (CHES)

When appropriate:

Social Work

Lactation (LCERPS) CE

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

Other

Used for Orientation of Staff

To Ensure Compliance with State Laws/Regs

Share Information with Colleagues

Required Professional Development at My Agency

Require it as part of Coursework

Required as Coursework

To Obtain CE Credits

To Improve Individual Approach to Prof. Practice

Helps Reduce Barriers to Change

Helps Me Stay Up-To-Date in the Field

Helps Close Gaps Between Current and Best Practice

Number of Responses 1/18‐3/19

Why do you Watch Public Health Live!?

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Public Health Live! is important to me because it provides high quality

information in a professional venue that is appropriate for the general

public, students at many levels, and professional preparation. I have

used Public Health Live! episodes with undergraduates, graduate

public health students, and medical students. In every case, the level of

detail and professional quality was well received and added significantly

to my teaching. In every context, Public Health Live! has been an

important high quality asset, including educating Congressional staff on

key issues.

- David Hoffman, DPS, CCE, Associate Professor of Ethics and Health Policy, Maria College; Clinical Professor at U Albany School of Public Health; Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Albany Medical College Alden March Bioethics Institute

Students are encouraged to emulate professional behavior by viewing

Public Health Live! materials that are of interest. As an instructor, I

greatly appreciate the "certificate of completion" option that allows my

students to complete courses and gain supportive evidence for their

professional portfolios. Thank you so much for making PHL programs

available.

- Starr Eaddy, PhD, BSN, RN, CHES, Department of Biology and Health Sciences, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY

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This information will help me present

to the Health Department the

information I need to think of ways to

disseminate that info to adults in the

community, encouraging adults to get

immunized.- Loretta Jaksic, from the Wellesley Massachusetts Health Department

I have 4-5 students every year

studying masters in nursing, in

community health nursing specialty.

The public health nursing (CE credits)

and information is very useful for us

to educate the community and rural

areas of our country.- Uma Deaver from Maharishi Markandeshwar University College of Nursing in India

From the start, the School of Public Health embraced not just the Public

Health Live! program, but the commitment to provide distance learning

opportunities for public health professionals, including advanced

degrees. The program has grown with changes in technology, the reach

of audience and quality of content and I'm proud to have been in at the

start and to continue to support and promote public health live today.- Public Health Live! Advisory Committee member Chrissy Dyer-Drobnack, from the New York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO), who was present for the genesis of what became Public Health Live!

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Award Winning CPHCE has won 9 Telly Awards. The Telly honors excellence in

video and television across all screens

In 2019, CPHCE won for the Public Health Live! webcast, Combating the Opioid Crisis: Addressing Stigma

Public Health Live! Telly Awards1. 2004 – Silver Award for Think Fresh

2. 2005 – Bronze Award for Childhood Obesity

3. 2007 – Bronze Award for NYSDOH Ovarian Cancer Program

4. 2013 – Bronze Award for Cancer Clinical Trials

5. 2014 - Bronze Award for Mental Health And Substance Abuse: Connecting the Dots

6. 2015 – Bronze Award for Breastfeeding Grand Rounds (PHL’s sister webcast) clip, St. Peter’s/Mercy Cares for Kids

7. 2016 – Bronze Award for Infectious Disease: Recognize and Report

8. 2017 – Silver Award for Breastfeeding Grand Rounds – The Impact of Social and Cultural Values on Breastfeeding Practice

9. 2018 - Bronze Award for Combating the Opioid Crisis: Addressing Stigma

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Inception of Public Health Live! Challenges voiced by local Public Health Directors Dylan Campbell,

Sullivan County & Jack Andrus, Clinton County in 1998

– Lack of available quality educational opportunities in public health for rural public health staff

U Albany CPHCE, NYSACHO & the NYSDOH Office of Public Health Practice met to discuss a response

– Informed by Office of Children and Family Services staff person with experience providing distance learning opportunities

Created the “Third Thursday Breakfast Broadcast” - aired via satellite broadcast with local viewing coordinators across the state

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First Program - May 20, 1999Back to the Future in Public Health

Speaker: George DiFerdinando, MD, MPH, Director of the NYSDOH Division of Family and

Local Health

Provided an overview of the history of public health

10 Years - December 17, 2009

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Through the Years…Moderators

Through the Years…Moderators

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Through the Years…Moderators

Through the Years…Moderators

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Through the Years…ModeratorsModerator Rachel Breidster, MS

University at Albany School of Public Health

New York State Department of Health

New York State Association of County Health Officials (NYSACHO)

The Public Health Live! Advisory Committee

Sponsors

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Public Health Live!Advisory Committee

Christine Bozlak, U Albany SPH

Christina Dyer-Drobnak, NYSACHO

Thea Griffin, NYSDOH

Dave Hoffman, Maria College/U Albany SPH, Albany Medical College

Cathleen Medick, Saratoga County Public Health

Paul Pettit, Orleans/Genesee Public Health

Tom Reizes, NYSDOH

Former Advisory Committee Members

Claudia Edwards, Brome County Public Health

Jennifer Manganello, U Albany SPH

Cheryl Reeves, U Albany SPH

Mary Ellen Regal, Albany County Dept of Health

Don Rowe, University of Buffalo

Linda Wagner, NYSACHO

Dwight Williams, U Albany SPH

Carol D. Young, U Albany SPH

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Preparing at the Studio

Dwight Williams, Clinical Professor, HPMB at U Albany SPH, with Center Director Dawn Bleyenburg & Communications Coordinator Sue Brooks

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Look What’s Coming!

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Celebrating 20 years of exemplary education for the public health workforce, 1999-2019