Leading Systems Change in Public Health
A Field Guide for Practitioners
Herausgeber: Risley, Kristina Y; Castrucci, Brian C; Castillo, Grace; Welter, Christina R
Leading Systems Change in Public Health
A Field Guide for Practitioners
Herausgeber: Risley, Kristina Y; Castrucci, Brian C; Castillo, Grace; Welter, Christina R
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The first resource written by public health professionals for public health professionals on how to improve public health by utilizing a systems change lens. The book provides an evidence-based framework with practical strategies, processes, and tools for enacting meaningful change.
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The first resource written by public health professionals for public health professionals on how to improve public health by utilizing a systems change lens. The book provides an evidence-based framework with practical strategies, processes, and tools for enacting meaningful change.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Springer Publishing Co Inc
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 420g
- ISBN-13: 9780826145086
- ISBN-10: 0826145086
- Artikelnr.: 63124984
- Verlag: Springer Publishing Co Inc
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 420g
- ISBN-13: 9780826145086
- ISBN-10: 0826145086
- Artikelnr.: 63124984
Introduction: Inspired by the Past, Empowering the Future by Cynthia
Lamberth
Section I. Framing Systems Change
Chapter 1. The Time is Now for Leading Systems Change in Public Health
Practice by Eve C. Pinsker, Christina R. Welter, and Kristina Y. Risley
Chapter 2. Racial Justice and Power-Sharing: The Heart of Leading Systems
Change by Lili Farhang and Solange Gould
Chapter 3. Readiness for Change by Amy Mullenix, Rebecca Wells, and Karen
Trierweiler
Section II. The Levels and Success Practices for System Change in Public
Health
Chapter 4. Personal Leadership by Kristina Y. Risley and Renee Branch
Canady
Chapter 5. Interpersonal Leadership by Patricia Moten Marshall, Christina
R. Welter, and Samantha Cinnick
Chapter 6. Organizational Leadership by Mary F. Morten and Geneva Porter
Chapter 7. Team and Cross-Sector Leadership by Jeannine Herrick, Christina
R. Welter, and Patricia Moten Marshall
Section III. The Process to Lead Systems Change
Chapter 8. Leading Change Through Partnership: Community Organizing,
Coalition-Building, and Engaging Nontraditional Partners by Jonathan Webb
Chapter 9. Articulate the Root Challenge by Christina R. Welter, Eve C.
Pinsker, and Kristen Hassmiller Lich
Chapter 10. Leveraging the Lessons of Implementation Science to Serve
Systems Change by W. Oscar Fleming
Chapter 11. Sustainability and Effective Public Health: A Committed
Relationship by Gillian Gawne-Mittelstaedt
Section IV. Practical Examples
Chapter 12. Challenges and Opportunities in Leading Systems Change by
Jonathan Webb, Brian C. Castrucci, Grace Castillo, and Kristina Y. Risley
Chapter 13. Public Health Systems Change in Action by Jeannine Herrick and
Ray Dlugolecki
Chapter 14. Community Leadership by Dorothy Cilenti and Lacy Fehrenbach
Chapter 15. Using Systems Thinking to Build Preparedness and Response
Readiness by Gina Massuda Barnett, Millka Baetcke, Christina R. Welter, and
Grace Castillo
Afterword by Golda Philip
Lamberth
Section I. Framing Systems Change
Chapter 1. The Time is Now for Leading Systems Change in Public Health
Practice by Eve C. Pinsker, Christina R. Welter, and Kristina Y. Risley
Chapter 2. Racial Justice and Power-Sharing: The Heart of Leading Systems
Change by Lili Farhang and Solange Gould
Chapter 3. Readiness for Change by Amy Mullenix, Rebecca Wells, and Karen
Trierweiler
Section II. The Levels and Success Practices for System Change in Public
Health
Chapter 4. Personal Leadership by Kristina Y. Risley and Renee Branch
Canady
Chapter 5. Interpersonal Leadership by Patricia Moten Marshall, Christina
R. Welter, and Samantha Cinnick
Chapter 6. Organizational Leadership by Mary F. Morten and Geneva Porter
Chapter 7. Team and Cross-Sector Leadership by Jeannine Herrick, Christina
R. Welter, and Patricia Moten Marshall
Section III. The Process to Lead Systems Change
Chapter 8. Leading Change Through Partnership: Community Organizing,
Coalition-Building, and Engaging Nontraditional Partners by Jonathan Webb
Chapter 9. Articulate the Root Challenge by Christina R. Welter, Eve C.
Pinsker, and Kristen Hassmiller Lich
Chapter 10. Leveraging the Lessons of Implementation Science to Serve
Systems Change by W. Oscar Fleming
Chapter 11. Sustainability and Effective Public Health: A Committed
Relationship by Gillian Gawne-Mittelstaedt
Section IV. Practical Examples
Chapter 12. Challenges and Opportunities in Leading Systems Change by
Jonathan Webb, Brian C. Castrucci, Grace Castillo, and Kristina Y. Risley
Chapter 13. Public Health Systems Change in Action by Jeannine Herrick and
Ray Dlugolecki
Chapter 14. Community Leadership by Dorothy Cilenti and Lacy Fehrenbach
Chapter 15. Using Systems Thinking to Build Preparedness and Response
Readiness by Gina Massuda Barnett, Millka Baetcke, Christina R. Welter, and
Grace Castillo
Afterword by Golda Philip
Introduction: Inspired by the Past, Empowering the Future by Cynthia
Lamberth
Section I. Framing Systems Change
Chapter 1. The Time is Now for Leading Systems Change in Public Health
Practice by Eve C. Pinsker, Christina R. Welter, and Kristina Y. Risley
Chapter 2. Racial Justice and Power-Sharing: The Heart of Leading Systems
Change by Lili Farhang and Solange Gould
Chapter 3. Readiness for Change by Amy Mullenix, Rebecca Wells, and Karen
Trierweiler
Section II. The Levels and Success Practices for System Change in Public
Health
Chapter 4. Personal Leadership by Kristina Y. Risley and Renee Branch
Canady
Chapter 5. Interpersonal Leadership by Patricia Moten Marshall, Christina
R. Welter, and Samantha Cinnick
Chapter 6. Organizational Leadership by Mary F. Morten and Geneva Porter
Chapter 7. Team and Cross-Sector Leadership by Jeannine Herrick, Christina
R. Welter, and Patricia Moten Marshall
Section III. The Process to Lead Systems Change
Chapter 8. Leading Change Through Partnership: Community Organizing,
Coalition-Building, and Engaging Nontraditional Partners by Jonathan Webb
Chapter 9. Articulate the Root Challenge by Christina R. Welter, Eve C.
Pinsker, and Kristen Hassmiller Lich
Chapter 10. Leveraging the Lessons of Implementation Science to Serve
Systems Change by W. Oscar Fleming
Chapter 11. Sustainability and Effective Public Health: A Committed
Relationship by Gillian Gawne-Mittelstaedt
Section IV. Practical Examples
Chapter 12. Challenges and Opportunities in Leading Systems Change by
Jonathan Webb, Brian C. Castrucci, Grace Castillo, and Kristina Y. Risley
Chapter 13. Public Health Systems Change in Action by Jeannine Herrick and
Ray Dlugolecki
Chapter 14. Community Leadership by Dorothy Cilenti and Lacy Fehrenbach
Chapter 15. Using Systems Thinking to Build Preparedness and Response
Readiness by Gina Massuda Barnett, Millka Baetcke, Christina R. Welter, and
Grace Castillo
Afterword by Golda Philip
Lamberth
Section I. Framing Systems Change
Chapter 1. The Time is Now for Leading Systems Change in Public Health
Practice by Eve C. Pinsker, Christina R. Welter, and Kristina Y. Risley
Chapter 2. Racial Justice and Power-Sharing: The Heart of Leading Systems
Change by Lili Farhang and Solange Gould
Chapter 3. Readiness for Change by Amy Mullenix, Rebecca Wells, and Karen
Trierweiler
Section II. The Levels and Success Practices for System Change in Public
Health
Chapter 4. Personal Leadership by Kristina Y. Risley and Renee Branch
Canady
Chapter 5. Interpersonal Leadership by Patricia Moten Marshall, Christina
R. Welter, and Samantha Cinnick
Chapter 6. Organizational Leadership by Mary F. Morten and Geneva Porter
Chapter 7. Team and Cross-Sector Leadership by Jeannine Herrick, Christina
R. Welter, and Patricia Moten Marshall
Section III. The Process to Lead Systems Change
Chapter 8. Leading Change Through Partnership: Community Organizing,
Coalition-Building, and Engaging Nontraditional Partners by Jonathan Webb
Chapter 9. Articulate the Root Challenge by Christina R. Welter, Eve C.
Pinsker, and Kristen Hassmiller Lich
Chapter 10. Leveraging the Lessons of Implementation Science to Serve
Systems Change by W. Oscar Fleming
Chapter 11. Sustainability and Effective Public Health: A Committed
Relationship by Gillian Gawne-Mittelstaedt
Section IV. Practical Examples
Chapter 12. Challenges and Opportunities in Leading Systems Change by
Jonathan Webb, Brian C. Castrucci, Grace Castillo, and Kristina Y. Risley
Chapter 13. Public Health Systems Change in Action by Jeannine Herrick and
Ray Dlugolecki
Chapter 14. Community Leadership by Dorothy Cilenti and Lacy Fehrenbach
Chapter 15. Using Systems Thinking to Build Preparedness and Response
Readiness by Gina Massuda Barnett, Millka Baetcke, Christina R. Welter, and
Grace Castillo
Afterword by Golda Philip