Including People with Disabilities: Public Health Workforce Competencies

Including People with Disabilities: Public Health Workforce Competencies

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  • What are the Competencies?
    • Development of the Competencies
    • The Significance of Disability in Public Health
    • Chronic and Secondary Conditions
    • Health Disparities
    • Policy Development and Health Promotion
    • How to Use This Resource
    • Acknowledgements
  • The Competencies
    • Competency 1
      • Call to Action
    • Competency 2
      • Call to Action
    • Competency 3
      • Call to Action
    • Competency 4
      • Call to Action
    • Conclusion
  • Resources
    • References
    • Resources by Topic
    • Academic Resources
    • Curricula and Training Resources
    • Alignment with Other Public Health Competencies and Standards
    • Glossary of Terms
  • Learning Modules
  • Materials

Learning Objectives

1.1 Compare and contrast different models of disability.

1.2 Apply model(s) of disability for a particular scope of work or population served.

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Contact Information

Name: Adriane Griffen, DrPH, MPH, MCHES
Senior Director, Public Health and Leadership, AUCD

Email:
agriffen@aucd.org
disabilityinPH@aucd.org
Twitter: @PHis4Everyone #disabilityinPH
@aucdnews

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www.aucd.org

www.phetoolkit.org

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