Medically underserved areas and health professional shortage areas
This guide helps states, organizations, and partners better understand medically underserved areas (MUAs) and health professional shortage areas.
This guide helps states, organizations, and partners better understand medically underserved areas (MUAs) and health professional shortage areas.
The Community Approaches recently convened national, state, and local leaders and practitioners to share how they are navigating change in public health.
State and community partnerships are vital for reaching populations experiencing tobacco related disparities, yet tobacco is not always a top priority for partners.
This handout discusses: what is health equity, its root causes, and how cultural humility can improve tobacco related outcomes.
These processes take on special importance when you are partnering with people facing health disparities, who may have had past experiences where their input was not valued, or they felt disempowered within a partnership.
To have an impact in reducing tobacco-related disparities, which are often linked to socioeconomic status, it is essential to authentically engage the people who are most affected by the harms of tobacco.