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Thank you for your interest in the trainings FHOP offers. FHOP's training activities build capacity for effective use of data for assessment, planning, policy development and program evaluation by government and non-profit agencies and community-based organizations. Activities include ongoing training for local, state, and non-profit agencies and hospitals, and developing web-based distance learning curricula for local and state health department staff.
FHOP designs and delivers an assortment of trainings. Topics vary from the steps in the public health program planning and evaluation cycle, to hands-on workshops with data analysis software, to technical training such as completing the 5-year Title V Needs Assessment and planning for scope of work requirements from the State MCAH program.
The traditional model of traveling for day-long face-to-face trainings has been challenged in such a large state in the face of limited budgets and time. New technologies have provided innovative ways to address these challenges, such as through teleconference software. In 2010, FHOP began offering web-based trainings through live webinars. The webinars have been recorded and made available for viewing after the training.
- List of currently scheduled and past trainings
This table, organized by date, outlines FHOP's trainings since 2003. Past face-to-face trainings are listed along with materials and resources for each training. Webinar trainings include links to the archived webinar recording plus related materials and resources.
- Many of the materials referenced and additional resources are available through the Public Health Planning and Tools page.