Examining How Social Services Organizations Engage in Community Public Health Networks Evidence Brief

Overview

A new evidence brief focuses on the extent to which cross-sector collaborations are occurring across public health and social services sectors by examining the depth and breadth of social service engagement in public health activities. The S4A intramural team at the Colorado School of Public Health uses NALSYS data for this study.

Details

Project:

NALSYS Resources and Results

Type:

Research Briefs

Authors:

Sara Brandspigel, MPH; Carrington Lott, MPH

Resource:

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Date:

07/28/2021

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