This presentation is part of a panel discussion entitled, “You’re Not Alone: Dialogue about Cross-Jurisdictional Sharing.” The discussion occurred during the National Association of County and City Health Officials annual meeting on July 12, 2012, in Los Angeles, CA. A county-level policymaker from Ohio who participated in the implementation of cross-jurisdictional sharing (CJS) of public […]
This presentation reviews the legal issues and political implications for regionalization in Colorado. Available online: http://www.publichealthalliance.org/download/VanRaemd-3B-keeneland2011-sim.pdf
This presentation provides a framework for thinking about regionalization: what it is, its benefits, target audiences, and secondary audiences.
This presentation provides a framework for thinking about and then developing an effective communications plan with messages that are compelling, concise, clear and consistent.
This document provides an example of a four-year intergovernmental agreement among six counties in Colorado officially recognizing the collaborative efforts of their jurisdictions to develop regional agreements, activities, and infrastructure for shared public health services in an effort to increase capacity, contain costs, maximize assets and effectively impact health outcomes.
This document establishes the operating structure among a six county public health partnership in Colorado regarding attendance at meetings, decision making, activities, resource management, and roles of chair, vice chair, and coordinator.
Nancy Young, executive director of the Institute for Wisconsin’s Health, focuses on general issues related to CJS arrangements among local and tribal governments. In related presentations, Carol Rollins, environmental health director with the Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Health, and Christine Hovell, health officer with Jackson County Public Health, describe their specific experiences.
This presentation explores the financial challenges involved in sharing relationships, such as how much should each partner contribute, how is the amount determined, how much does it cost to provide services, and how to diversify funding streams. It was developed by the Central Massachusetts Regional Public Health Alliance, which was part of the Center’s Shared […]
These presentation slides accompany a webinar hosted by the Public Health Practice-Based Research Networks National Coordinating Center. The webinar focused on the use of cost estimation methods to predict staffing and spending for public health improvement standards (using NACCHO core public health services). In addition, results were shared from a study of 20 city-county public […]
This information developed by ASTHO provides PowerPoint slides that include results of beta testing of a recently released tool for estimating the Return on Investment (ROI) for Public Health Quality Improvement (QI) projects. Available online: http://www.astho.org/t/article.aspx?artid=8699