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2025 Annual Report - The Task Force for Global Health Annual Report 2025 Scroll Down Download 2025 Annual Report Over the past year, global public health has undergone profound change. Funding has tightened, longstanding partnerships are shifting, and the roles of donors, technical experts, and national governments continue to evolve. In moments like t...

The Public Health Informatics Institute is hiring a Business Operations Coordinator! https://staff-emory.icims.com/jobs/167099/job

This is a part-time (20 hours/week), term-limited role. The ideal candidate is a problem solver with a process-oriented mindset, excellent communication skills, tech-forward, and experienced in meeting coordination/logistics.

Thank you to Jackson County, OR Health & Human Services and everyone who participated in our disaster-related child and adolescent mental health (CAMH) surveillance tabletop exercise. Your participation helped us assess our framework, sharpen our tools and identify exactly how we can work better together when it matters most for CAMH. Check out our CAMH Playbook: https://buff.ly/NaSQnxc

Abstract submission is open for AIxPH, an AI and public health conference hosted by the National Network of Public Health Institutes from Oct. 13-16 in Baltimore. Submit your abstracts by May 29: https://buff.ly/mzZOQxWNational

The new Data Modernization Communications Toolkit helps public health agencies clearly explain the value of data modernization, build support, and tell compelling stories about their work to partners and colleagues. In partnership with PHIG national partners, PHII developed this resource to support data modernization teams at every stage. Explore the toolkit: https://buff.ly/tjlf2kd

PHII is proud to celebrate our Program Director Vivian Singletary! We’re honored to work alongside Vivian and grateful for her dedication to strengthening public health information systems worldwide.

As program director of the Public Health Informatics Institute, Vivian Singletary steers the organization’s work toward a world where every country has the capacity to access, use, and share timely information to protect and improve the health of its people. She is a recognized leading voice in the emergent and rapidly evolving field of public health informatics. As a seasoned informatics expert and global public health leader, she brings modern systems thinking, innovation and creativity to her oversight of PHII. Her leadership is driven by an inherent desire to transform public health information systems to provide information for decision-making in a timely manner to protect health.

Her experience combines over 30 years in systems development and public health. She has been recognized as one of the Most Powerful Women in IT by Health Data Management and has been honored during Women’s History Month for her contributions toward ending the COVID-19 pandemic. The Task Force for Global Health is honored to have Vivian’s expertise at our organization, and her dedication continues to drive transformative change at a global level.

Thanks to all the IIS leaders who attended the deep dive discussion by Lura Daussat, PHII director of practice support, and Marcey Propp, PHII consultant, on Effective Change Management for Sustained IIS Modernization. Tony Winters will lead a deep dive on Future Sustainability for IIS on Thursday, April 30, at 8:30 a.m. ET. View our IIS Hub for change management resources: https://buff.ly/qIrsoi2