Cross-Jurisdictional Service Sharing: What Makes it Work?
These presentation slides provide an overview of the literature associated with cross-jurisdictional sharing and provides insights about CJS from activities taking place in Massachusetts.
These presentation slides provide an overview of the literature associated with cross-jurisdictional sharing and provides insights about CJS from activities taking place in Massachusetts.
Through vivid stories from all walks of life, the authors present straightforward strategies for navigating the perilous straits of leadership. Whether parent or politician, CEO or community activist, this practical book shows how you can exercise leadership and survive and thrive to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Email phsharing.org more information about this book.
This book presents an overview of what it takes to be an influencer who can motivate others to change and adopt powerful new skills. Email phsharing.org for more information about this book. Hill.
This guide identifies a process to successfully manage change in the workplace using tools for communication and staff engagement. Available online (pdf): http://www.dalecarnegie.com/change-management/?keycode=Google06_ChangeManagement&gclid=CP7sh6yt8r0CFVFp7AodulIAQw Call the Center for Sharing Public Health Services for more information about this publication.
This article discusses how elected officials are acting locally to make their communities healthier through efforts to build partnerships across sectors, engage community residents, get buy-in from colleagues, identify no-cost and low-cost solutions, communicate co-benefits, identify sources of funding, and work with public health and nonprofit partners. Available online: https://www.preventioninstitute.org/publications/championing-change-elected-officials-act-locally-make-their-communities-healthier
The link for this resource provides a checklist for tracking progress of team development through the four stages: forming, storming, norming and performing. Available online: http://www.processexcellencenetwork.com/lean-six-sigma-business-transformation/articles/observing-the-four-stages-of-teamwork Armbruster, S., & Moran, J. (2013). The 4 stages of team development: Where are you? [web page].
This implementation work plan developed by the Horizon (Minnesota) restructuring committee outlines next step issues for ongoing discussion, their priority levels, who is responsible, target dates, and status notes for moving forward with consolidating three local public health departments that cover five counties. This document can be used as a template and example for jurisdictions […]
This series of minutes from the Horizon (Minnesota) restructuring committee provides a detailed overview of the process undertaken to address issues related to governance, budget and finance, programs and services, personnel/staff issues, community partnerships, and physical facilities/offices while exploring consolidation of three public health departments covering five counties.
This series of monthly updates was generated by the Horizon (Minnesota) restructuring committee to enhance communication among public health staff about progress to consolidate three public health departments covering five counties.
This chart provides a visual overview of service program team leads and oversight committee responsibility for the Horizon Community Health Board (Minnesota) Performance Management System. The document is part of a package that details activities by five counties exploring restructuring of their public health departments in order to assure the current and future presence of […]