PHPartners.org: Single Point Access to Credible Public Health Information
Evan Simpson
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Evan Simpson
Abstract
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Webinar presentation that provided an overview of public health information resources available from the public health web portal, PHPartners.org, including the Healthy People 2020 Structured Evidence Queries (pre-formulated searches of PubMed). PHPartners.org provides a single point of access to credible public health information including public health topic pages, health data tools and statistics, research reports, grant opportunities, news articles, conference proceedings, and continuing education opportunities.\nAt the conclusion of this webinar, participants were able to: 1) navigate the PHPartners.org website to access credible and authoritative public health information and data; 2) locate research articles indexed in PubMed to support achieving Healthy People 2020 objectives; and 3) demonstrate the ability to search and retrieve information relevant to the public health workforce from mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.
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Webinar presentation that provided an overview of public health information resources available from the public health web portal, PHPartners.org, including the Healthy People 2020 Structured Evidence Queries (pre-formulated searches of PubMed). PHPartners.org provides a single point of access to credible public health information including public health topic pages, health data tools and statistics, research reports, grant opportunities, news articles, conference proceedings, and continuing education opportunities.\nAt the conclusion of this webinar, participants were able to: 1) navigate the PHPartners.org website to access credible and authoritative public health information and data; 2) locate research articles indexed in PubMed to support achieving Healthy People 2020 objectives; and 3) demonstrate the ability to search and retrieve information relevant to the public health workforce from mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.
Key concepts: Point (geometry), Public health, Business, Computer science, Internet privacy, Computer security, Medicine, Mathematics