Systems for Action leaders and grantees will present their latest findings at the 2017 American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Ga. Sunday, November 5, 2017 1:30 to 2:30 pm – GWCC Hall B2/B3 2031.0: APHA-SA: Maternal, Child, and Nutritional Health Poster Session Housing...

Center leaders, Drs. Glen Mays and Anna Hoover, will moderate the session De-Fragmenting Delivery Systems that Drive Population Health: Interventions to Address Rural, Social and Economic Forces at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Improving Population Health: Now, Across People's Lives, and Across...

Dr. Mays will serve as a plenary speaker during the annual meeting of the Association of Ohio Health Commissioners in Dublin, Oh. He will share his insights on Public Health Delivery Systems and their Contributions to Population Health: Untangling Causes and Consequences with the attendees. The...

Dr. Mays will participate in a virtual meeting of the Montefiore Medical Center's Clinical and Translational Science Association's Dissemination and Implementation Workgroup. He will provide the workgroup with his perspective on the role of public health in dissemination and implementation research...

Dr. Mays will join fellow health systems researchers in New Orleans, La., during the AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting to present Multi-Sector Population Health Activities Reduce Income-Related Disparities in Life Expectancy. Dr. Mays' presentation slides will be available on his BePress archive...

Center leadership, staff, grantees, and partners will present research findings in New Orleans, La., during the annual meeting. Full details, including date, time, and location for the presentations listed below can be accessed by clicking the link above. 06/24/17 Public Health Systems Research...

Dr. Mays will present Beyond Social Capital: Building System Capital for Population Health Improvement at the Virginia Chronic Disease Collaborative Network meeting. The collaborative network engages partners across a variety of chronic disease initiatives and activities. During the regularly held...

One of the greatest challenges of the current opioid epidemic is the lack of rapid feedback on the changing landscape of drug abuse. Municipal wastewater testing is poised to fill this gap because of its potential to provide cost-effective, timely, and objective measures of drug use. Across Europe...