Resource Summary
Overview:
Cross-jurisdictional sharing (CJS) models typically are established to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of public health programs and outcomes. CJS arrangements may be initiated by local health departments in response to local needs. In addition, state health departments may use CJS to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of state-funded programs or otherwise make system-wide changes.
This webinar provides an overview of ways in which state health departments can support and initiate CJS arrangements at the local level. It provides specific examples of how this has been done in Minnesota and Montana.
Download the webinar slides: State Health Departments and Cross-Jurisdictional Sharing
Objectives:
- Describe state health department strategies that support local health department efforts to establish and operate CJS arrangements.
- Describe state health department strategies that use a CJS approach to improve the delivery of state-funded public health services.
GUEST SPEAKERS:
Michael Fraser
Chief Executive Officer
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
Chelsie Huntley
Director
Center of Public Health Practice
Minnesota Department of Health
Mandi Zanto
Healthy Lifestyles Section Supervisor
Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Bureau
Public Health and Safety Division
Montana Department of Health and Human Services