Population Health

Let’s Talk Pop Health

Image of a presenter speaking to a large group of peopleThe Population Health Initiative is working to amplify population health-related education and training activities across the UW’s three campuses by offering, partnering to offer, and/or promoting a range of events under the banner of, “Let’s Talk Pop Health.”

These offerings are a mix of virtual, in-person and hybrid workshops, lectures, seminars, film screenings, convenings and so forth, with the in-person activities to be held primarily in the Hans Rosling Center for Population Health as a means of activating it as the university’s hub for population health.

The current “Let’s Talk Pop Health” offerings for academic year 2023-24 are:

Team Science Seminar Series

Thursday, Jun. 6, 2024

Noon1 p.m.

Virtual
The annual Team Science Seminar Series was developed to assist early career researchers in addressing challenges to collaboration and collective team functioning, improving their ability to lead interdisciplinary teams, communicate and build trust with their collaborators, and identify the best ways to solve problems collaboratively.

Validity and reliability of survey measures for cancer screening in the redesigned National Health Interview Survey

Thursday, Jun. 13, 2024

10 a.m.11 a.m.

Virtual
HPRC Seminar: Larry Kessler (UW Department of Health Systems and Population Health)

Kaiser Permanente Washington’s community health program, mental health resources available to members and non-members, collaborative care, and virtual care

Thursday, Aug. 8, 2024

10 a.m.11 a.m.

Virtual
HPRC Seminar: Kim Wicklund and Kevin Klein (Kaiser Permanente Washington)

Researching, Implementing, and Sustaining Epilepsy Self-Management Programs: MEW 3.0

Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024

10 a.m.11 a.m.

Virtual
HPRC Seminar: Erica Johnson (UW Department of Rehabilitation Medicine)

Please contact us if you are organizing population health-related events that you would like support in partnering and/or marketing under the “Let’s Talk Pop Health” banner.