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Population Health: The Unfinished Journey with David Kindig – Episode 5, “Picking Up Steam”
In Episode 5, Dr. Kindig discusses the original framework for county health rankings, plus his role in developing IAPHS.
Population Health – The Unfinished Journey Podcast with David Kindig: Episode 4, “The Lonely Years”
Why population health research saved Dr. Kindig from a lifetime of fly fishing.
Introducing the Center for Anti-Racism in Community Health at the University of Washington
Meet Dr. Wendy Barrington and learn about newly minted Center for Anti-Racism in Community Health at the University of Washington.
Population Health – The Unfinished Journey Podcast with David Kindig: Episode 3, “What Is Population Health?”
How do you define population health, and how does it differ from public health and population medicine?
Population Health – The Unfinished Journey Podcast with David Kindig: Episode 2, The Story Behind the Book “Purchasing Population Health”
In Episode 2, Dr. Kindig explains the ideas that shaped his thinking and inspired his book.
Population Health – The Unfinished Journey Podcast With David Kindig: Episode 1, “Once Upon a Time”
In our premiere episode, Dave discusses his South Bronx roots, seeing “health” vs only healthcare, and how an unfavorable, chance encounter with the Chair of Pediatrics changed his career forever.
Introducing a Special Podcast Series – Population Health: The Unfinished Journey
We’re excited to introduce a special podcast series: “Population Health: The Unfinished Journey” with David Kindig.
Deliberative Dialogue and Decision-Making about U.S. Population Health Challenges: A Pipe Dream or a Possibility?
Can deliberative dialogue help us solve population health challenges? A study aims to find out.
Population Health News Roundup: August 2022
Environmental discrimination in Chicago, built environment effects on seniors, trauma-informed placemaking, and racial disparities in mental health and in monkeypox, and more.
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