Trainings, Tools, & Templates
Save time and make your campaigns more successful with these trainings, tools, and templates. Explore the resources below.
Public Health Emergency Law Online Training
CDC’s Public Health Emergency Law course prepares state, tribal, local, and territorial practitioners to make informed legal decisions related to emergency preparedness and response activities in their jurisdictions.
The Region IV Public Health Training Center (PHTC) is one of 10 regional PHTCs in the Public Health Learning Network. The Region IV PHTC is comprised of the Central Office located at the Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University; seven Community-Based Training Partners (CBTs); and three Technical Assistance Providers (TAPs).
The services provided by the Central Office and seven Community-Based Training Partners within Region IV include public health workforce trainings and student field placements. Competency-based trainings are guided by state-identified needs and focus on primary strategic skills and priority health concerns in the region.
CDC Social Media Tools – Information about CDC Social Media Tools.
Mobile and Web Apps – Learn more about Mobile, Web & Voice Apps.
Guide to Writing – Learn more about CDC’s Guide to Writing for Social Media.
Observance Day Planning Tool [XLS – 258 KB] – Make your Observance Days a breeze with this handy tool.
How to Develop Products for Adults with Intellectual Developmental Disabilities and Extreme Low Literacy: A Product Development Tool [PDF – 4 MB] – Use this tool to develop products for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and extreme low literacy (ELL).
Health Communication Playbook
Courtesy of Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR)
Health communication can be challenging. This Playbook will make it easier. When you need to communicate with the public about environmental health, you may be dealing with tight deadlines, complex topics, and distracted or confused audiences. So when you spend the time and resources to develop a new product — whether it’s a website for consumers (i.e., non-scientific audiences) or a presentation for policymakers — you want to know it will work. You want to feel confident your material will:
- Resonate with the right audience
- Provide the right information
- Be easy to understand
Public Health Image Library (PHIL) – (CDC) – Photographs, Illustrations, Multimedia Files.
Public Health Media Library – Photographs, Illustrations, Multimedia Files from the media.
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