Part of The Public Health Training Center Network

Region V Public Health Training Center is one of ten regional training centers that falls under the Public Health Training Center Network

The Public Health Training Center Network

The Public Health Training Center Network (PHTCN) is an active consortium of public health educators, practitioners, and thought leaders and the National Coordinating Center for Public Health Training (NCCPHT).  The Public Health Training Center Network works in partnership with the ten Regional Public Health Training Centers to advance public health practice and improve population health in the United States. Together, they make up the nation’s most comprehensive source of public health training and support.

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Regional Public Health Training Centers

10 Training Centers

Ten training centers bring decades of experience to the leadership, management, scientific, and technical competencies of the public health workforce. Together with the National Coordinating Center for Public Health Training they create the Public Health Training Center Network (PHTCN).

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The Learning Navigator is a streamlined and selective online tool to connect public health professionals with engaging and interactive learning experiences.

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PHTCN Training Impact

As part of the Public Health Training Center Network (PHTCN), the Region V Public Health Training Center is one of ten regional Public Health Training Centers working to strengthen the public health workforce through education and training. Collectively, these trainings have a significant impact on the public health workforce and each Training Center strives to communicate relevant information to the workforce.

PUBLIC HEALTH TRAINING CENTER NETWORK<br /> TRAINING METRICS<br /> JULY 2018 - JUNE 2024<br /> Located at the top universities throughout the United States, the regional Public Health Training Centers focus on evidence-based<br /> applied practice and workforce development to ensure public health professionals have access to convenient and flexible programs<br /> to meet their learning goals.<br /> OVERALL TRAINING IMPACT<br /> 16,685 trainings<br /> 1,604,557 participants reached<br /> 37,153 hours of instruction<br /> TRAINING DETAILS PARTICIPANT REACTIONS (n= 10,463)<br /> TOP 3 COMPETENCIES ADDRESSED<br /> 1. PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCES SKILLS<br /> 2. COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP SKILLS<br /> 3. COMMUNICATION SKILLS.<br /> TRAINING DELIVERY METHODS<br /> 93.5% Distance-based (includes live and recorded webinars,<br /> podcasts, and self-paced learning)<br /> 5% classroom and 1.5% hybrid.<br /> PARTICIPANT REACTIONS<br /> COLLECTED THROUGH TRAINING EVALUATIONS (Based on the training evaluation data collected from 8,296 trainings across the ten Regional Public Health Training Centers on trainings<br /> conducted between July 2018 and June 2024 using these four Public Health Learning Network Common Evaluation Metrics:<br /> 1. My understanding of the subject matter improved as a result of having participated in this training.<br /> 2. I have identified actions I will take to apply information I learned from this training in my work.<br /> 3. The information was presented in ways I could clearly understand.<br /> 4. I was satisfied with this training overall.) n=8,296<br /> 90% said the information was presented clearly<br /> 89% were satisfied overall<br /> 89% said their subject matter understanding improved<br /> 86% identified workplace actions to apply