COVID-19 Resources
Links
San Juan Basin Public Health COVID-19 Data Dashboard
Colorado COVID-19 Website and Data Dashboard
COVID-19 Data Tracking from the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins
Public Health Order 20-20 EMResource Training Information
Workplace Vaccination Program Event Request Form
Pediatric Lessons Learned from COVID-19: Immediate and Future Implications
Training
Disaster Recovery 101: Training to Prepare for the New Normal after COVID-19
Posted 9/1/2020
TEEX is offering a free, online, independent study course called Disaster Recovery 101: Training to Prepare for the New Normal after COVID-19, as well as one hour instructor facilitated webinars. Click HERE for all the information about this opportunity.
Webinars
Maintaining Healthcare Safety during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Brief Presentations
Posted 9/1/2020
As a follow up to the ASPR TRACIE webinar Ensuring Healthcare Safety Throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic, we are partnering with the COVID-19 Healthcare Resilience Working Group and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality on a series of short presentations to be released in September. The brief webinars will feature healthcare professionals sharing their experiences as they worked through the operational realities of maintaining and prioritizing healthcare safety during COVID-19. Speakers will also describe how their organizations are addressing system-based issues with systematic solutions.
John Hopkins COVID-19 School of Public Health Expert Insights - Special Webcast: We Stand with Public Health
Posted 2/24/2021
A special “We Stand with Public Health” webcast focused on the pressure and threats that our public health officials face and what we can do together to protect them. Several public health officials shared personal stories. Researchers provided data on the problem. And leaders from the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials, National Association of County and City Health Officials, and the Big Cities Health Coalition offered a call to action for us to come together to protect public health officials, revitalize our public health system and acknowledge the critical work of public health. You can read more about this call to action at the website: http://standwithpublichealth.jhsph.edu.