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Michigan Center for Public Health Preparedness

University of Michigan School of Public Health, Office of Public Health Practice

University of Michigan School of Public Health Office of Public Health Practice

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Who We Are

The Michigan Center for Public Health Preparedness (MI-CPHP) is part of a national network of centers established to support preparedness efforts of state and local health departments nationwide. MI-CPHP is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. MI-CPHP training products are competency-based, performance driven, targeted to the public health workforce, and designed to enhance individual and agency competency. Built upon existing national CPHP resources, MI-CPHP products are developed in response to community need and are disseminated to the national network of centers via the Centers for Public Health Preparedness Education & Training Information Center.

On-site & online courses	All Courses and Trainings MI-CPHP offers both on-site and distance learning courses at no charge. Select online courses or an archived webcast for immediate viewing.
NEW! On-site course	Geographical Information Systems (GIS) for Public Health An Introduction to GIS and hands-on knowledge of how to use Epi-Map. Two course dates/locations: July 22 in Lansing or August 19 in Ann Arbor.	Register
Archived webcast	Youth Violence: It's a Public Health Issue Public Health Grand Rounds event held on December 5, 2008. Available for continuing education credit as an archived webcast.	Register
NEW multi-series online course	Public Health Response at International Ports of Entry Ten-module course provides an overview of federal quarantine stations, surge capacity roles, surveillance and communicable disease control at international ports of entry. Register for individual modules separately.	Register
Online tool	One-stop resource for epidemiology definitions, examples and activities

NOW Available! Archived webcasts from the Office of Public Health Practice symposium on January 27, 2009,, Public Health Leadership to Improve the Health of Young People Keynote presentations: Marion Wright Edelman, M. Joycelyn Elders, and Richard H. Carmona. For more information, click here.

E-Learning Course is Award Winner. Making Data, Policy and Politics Work for Public Health garnered an e-learning "Award of Excellence" in 2009 international competition. The International Online Communications Competition, which was held at the annual Society for Technical Communications Summit in May 2009, awarded a MI-CPHP online course its "Award of Excellence" in the Tutorials and Training category. For course registration, click here.

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