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Resource Library
Our vision is that every Missouri community will have a strong, stable, and lasting foundation for health and well-being they can depend on. Our approach is collaborative, holistic and equity-informed, and data-driven. We affirm the need for comprehensive data collection and strategic planning to ensure that social, cultural, and political influences promote health and well-being, rather than pose risks or cause harm.
Together with our partners, we're working to move the needle on three key measures:
1) Health equity is infused into all public health work.
2) A unified voice is established for public health work in Missouri.
3) All public health agencies in Missouri are assuring Missouri's Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS) model.
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We offer the resources below to equip public health agencies to operationalize Missouri's FPHS model.
#HealthierMO Initiative Overview
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Missouri's FPHS Model
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Missouri FPHS Model Overview (YouTube)
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Introducing Missouri's Foundational Public Health Services Model (motion graphic)
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Foundational Public Health Services in Missouri (educational video)
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FPHS Model Capacity Assessment
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Local Public Health Capacity to Assure Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS), Executive Summary
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The Relationship between Accreditation and FPHS Capacity in Missouri 5/28/2021
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Missouri's Capacity Assessment Findings 3/31/2021 (infographic)
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Applying the FPHS Model to Public Health Work (Gearbox Tools)
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FPHS Model Development in Missouri
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E-learning Modules
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The Foundational Public Health Services Approach to Well-being for All Missourians, 2022
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Operationalizing Missouri's Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS) Model, 2022
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#HealthierMO Overview for Public Health Professionals and Stakeholders, 2018
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Stakeholder Engagement
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Reasons for Transforming Public Health in Missouri: A 3-Year Follow-Up Study 2/24/2021
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Convening Session Summary, Mar 2018
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Advocating for Investment in Public Health
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