[PNWHEALTH] FW: Training "Sustaining Prevention through Policy & Organization al Practice Change" April 28 - 29 SEATTLE Area

[Boisvert, Deanne]

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SAVE THE DATE

Sustaining Prevention through Policy & Organizational Practice Change
Training

Presented by Prevention Institute from Oakland, California
April 28-29, 2005
Seattle Area

Participants will begin to understand:


*	Comprehensive strategies for prevention, changing policy and
organizational practices, sustainability, 

*	Best practices that cross prevention program areas find shared
objectives and ideas about potential areas for cross-program collaboration 

*	Key collaboration concepts and how to approach collaboration across
program/issue areas including how to better understand each other's
perspectives, identify key players, address misconceptions, clarify
benefits, and identify strengths and gaps 

*	The  importance of fostering a collaborative environment within
their own organization and how they might encourage greater collaboration
across programs 

*	How to communicate the importance of policy and organizational
practice change to constituents, insight into the varied perspectives on
policy work, and ideas of how to address the range of sources of skepticism
to promote cohesive efforts 

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Look for registration information and agenda to be sent in late February.
 
For more information, contact Kyle Unland at (360) 236-3757 or
<mailto:Kyle.Unland at doh.wa.gov> Kyle.Unland at doh.wa.gov.
SPONSORED BY: Washington Department of Health, Steps to Health King County,
Seattle-King REACH 2010, King County Asthma Forum

For More Information on Prevention Institute
<http://www.preventioninstitute.org/> http://www.preventioninstitute.org/


Kyle Unland MS, RD
Obesity Prevention, Nutrition and Physical Activity Coordinator
Washington State Department of Health
PO Box 47836
Olympia, WA 98504-7836
Phone - (360) 236-3757
 
Public Health --- Always Working for a Safer and Healthier Washington

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