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期刊名:Journal of public health management and practice

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ISSN:1078-4659

e-ISSN:1550-5022

IF/分区:1.9/Q3

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Introduction: Conceptualization of the COVID-19 response burden on the state and local government public health workforce is complicated as it continuously evolved and called upon nearly every aspect of the workforce. Thi...
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Context: Government public health agencies are navigating challenging changes in funding, policy, and shifting priorities. Now more than ever, agencies must address the training needs of their multigenerational workforce ...
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Context: Governmental public health workers age 35 or younger have been shown to experience lower retention rates than older workers. Salaries are often a factor in retention, but because health departments sometimes face...