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Friday, August 31 • 10:45am - 11:45am
And All the People Say? Intentionality and Inclusiveness in Data Collection

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Successful public health interventions rely on good data, and having good data requires intentional and inclusive community-based collection efforts.  This session highlights data collection efforts from the Pueblo County Community Health Assessment and Communities that Care Program, specifically those aimed at stakeholders, youth and minority populations. Session attendees will be encouraged to discuss and apply discussion concepts to improve processes of both county and program level data collection for assessment, planning and evaluation purposes.
Speakers
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Jenny Case

Public Health Planner, Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment
After completing her master’s degree in public health, Jenny worked with populations experiencing homelessness both as a community health worker and a health services coordinator in addition to developing and implementing sexual health education curriculum with high-risk youth... Read More →
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Shylo Dennison

Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment
Shylo Dennison is the Public Health Planner and Accreditation Coordinator for the Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment. As Public Health Planner, she has assisted the Health Department with successfully obtaining approximately $7.5 million in grants over the past six... Read More →
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Bethany Kies

Assistant Professor, CSU Pueblo
Bethany Kies has a Master's in Public Health from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse and a PhD in Health Eudcation from Southern Illinois University. Since 2015 she has been an Assistant Professor at Colorado State University- Pueblo in the Department of Exercise Science, Health... Read More →

Friday August 31, 2018 10:45am - 11:45am MDT
Copper Conference Center, Lower Level - Ptarmigan C
  Educational Session

Attendees (32)