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NACCHO’s report helps health officials assess procurement capacity and understand emergency impacts on procurement processes.

This CISA guide is for federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) staff looking to expand cybersecurity skills and career options.

A systematic review highlights that community engagement is crucial for addressing vulnerabilities in infectious disease responses.

A framework from CMS to advance health care delivery and improve health outcomes for the 170 million+ individuals supported by CMS programs.

CDC NWSS offers factsheets, videos, and tools to support public health use of wastewater data for disease tracking and communication.

WRAIR’s Community Engagement program builds local trust and input into COVID-19 research through outreach, dialogue, and advisory groups.

Discover the story behind INSPIRE: Readiness—how ASTHO built a dynamic platform for public health readiness, peer learning, and innovation.

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This guide from ASTHO assists state and territorial health departments in conducting an internal gap analysis of administrative policies and procedures.

This article discusses six strategies to invest in building the U.S. public health workforce.

The NNLM Toolkit supports the NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy with guides and resources about data management and sharing.

A list of Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs’ current workforce initiatives, such as their leadership lab and student programs.

HHS/ASPR AFN training defines requirements for addressing at-risk individuals' needs and offers tools for disaster preparedness and recovery.

CDERLearn offers continuing education on drug regulation, development, and safety for healthcare professionals, academia, and consumers.

The ICS-100.FDA course trains participants on the Incident Command System, focusing on FDA product incidents to improve public health response.

The DMI Implementation Strategy outlines five key priorities and objectives, driving key results to measure impact and guide progress.

The CDC's tools and resources page provides materials to help health departments improve public health preparedness and response capabilities.

The Gravity Project creates open data standards for sharing social care and health information to improve outcomes, equity, and interoperability.

This resource provides a roadmap for developing health equity indicators and measures and tracking the progress of health equity efforts.

How State Health Departments Can Reduce Stigma to Improve Care for Patients Taking Long-Term Opioid Therapy systemic stigma, opioid therapy, chronic pain, behavioral health conditions, prescription opioids, social identities, mental health, effective care, clinical practice guidelines, mental illnesses, substance use disorder, pain relief, side effects, primary care, behavioral therapies, opioid use disorder, prescribed opioid, mental health care, pain management, relieving pain, health care systems, mental health problems, people with mental health, opioid addiction, treatment programs, astho, association of state and territorial health officials Grace DeLeon, Richa Ranade, Jessica Pough Long-term opioid therapy (LTOT)—often prescribed for chronic pain when other options have proven ineffective—is associated with negative perceptions due to the history of widespread opioid overprescription and the current overdose crisis. This stigma poses a barrier to care continuity for these patients, which is particularly concerning, as abruptly discontinuing such medication can lead to adverse health effects due to physical dependency. This resource aims to assist state and territorial health departments in mitigating stigma affecting patients already on LTOT for chronic pain, emphasizing the importance of care continuity to prevent serious health risks associated with abrupt medication discontinuation. Get the Report (PDF) website yes