Perceptions of Criticality and Frequency of Tasks by the Public Health Workforce, 2022

Results are discussed for their relevance to education in public health and practitioner development. A key takeaway is that workforce tasks and competencies appear to provide two different and important ways to analyze workforce activity in future research.

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Journal of Public Health Management and Practice
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2024-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.1097/phh.0000000000002068
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Public Health Policies and Education
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Perceptions of Criticality and Frequency of Tasks by the Public Health Workforce, 2022

Richard S. Kurz, Allison Foster, Liza Bowen, Kaye Bender
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Public Health Policies and Education
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Perceptions of Criticality and Frequency of Tasks by the Public Health Workforce, 2022

Richard S. Kurz, Allison Foster, Liza Bowen, Kaye Bender
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Abstract

Results are discussed for their relevance to education in public health and practitioner development. A key takeaway is that workforce tasks and competencies appear to provide two different and important ways to analyze workforce activity in future research.

Journal of Public Health Management and PracticeVol. 31(2)
American Public Health Association (US), Bowen University (NG)
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Public Health Policies and Education
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