WORDS – “Risibility”
“Since the IPH Center team is mostly remote, I look for different ways to stay connected and help build a culture. One small attempt is by sharing a word —
Connecting the Dots: “Getting an Organic Hold on the Data”
On the forth episode of Connecting the Dots, we will be speaking with Gavin Rienne, MPH, an Epidemiology & Biostatistics Ph.D. candidate at the University of Kentucky College of Public
“What IPH?” Seminar – Can a horse be even more effective than a therapist?
Our next guest at “What IPH?” Seminar, Dr. Kimberly I. Tumlin, assistant professor at the University of Kentucky, will explore these possibilities in a very interesting conversation with our program
Café con TCOM: Spanish-speaking collaborative at the 2022 TCOM Conference
“Hola! Hablas Español?” were the first words I exchanged with Jorge Sanchez, Iris Lopez, and Ana Burns after hearing them speak in Spanish in the hallway at the TCOM National
Connecting The Dots: “What Role Will A.I. Play in our Helping Systems?”
What role will AI play in our helping systems and how can it be used to improve outcomes for individuals and families?
Bridging Transitions for Success: CANS to ANSA, an Emerging Practice
Too often, it is the mindset that after transitioning out of care all needs will be met. This misnomer does not fit with TCOM, especially while using the CANS.
“Want people to buy it? Sell it” The Pacific Clinics’ Strategy for Implementing TCOM
No more depending on the simple presence of amazing dashboards to change people’s habits. it’s time to nudge, remind, inform, tempt, incentivize, and persuade.
Placing People at the Center of Quality Reviews in Child Welfare Work: A Person-Centered and Psychologically Safe Systems Approach to Improvement
Think about your experiences serving children and families. Have there been times when you worried “doing it right” by policy actually meant “getting it wrong” for the people you were
Behind the Blue Podcast:
The Center for Innovation in Population Health
On this episode of “Behind the Blue,” Dr. Cull and Dr. Lindsey discuss the center’s mission and goals, the benefit for agencies that rely upon this type of crossover information, how the College of Public Health hopes to utilize the center to improve upon social determinants of health in the population, and more.
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