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The Health DATA Program is a major public service program of the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research. The goal of the program is to build the capacity of advocates, organizations, and coalitions to use health research data to address public health policy issues important to the communities they serve.
Health DATA programs are made possible through the generous support of these organizations: The California Endowment, The California Wellness Foundation, Community Technology Foundation of California, Kaiser Permanente, and UCLA in LA.
Health DATA program will conduct a free, hands-on AskCHIS workshop for
staff and volunteers of Orange County community-based organizations.
Participants will learn how to access public health data online from
the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS). The workshop will take
place from 8:30am to 4:00pm on the Cal State Fullerton campus, free
parking is provided. Meals are not provided however, dining options
are available on campus.
Registration deadline
is May 21 -- please register online.
Please note: a maximum of two participants per organization will be
accepted. For additional information, email Health DATA or call 310-794-0950.
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This is a free opportunity to LEARN & TEACH others
how to obtain and use community and research data to
benefit YOUR organization and build healthy communities!
Staff and volunteers of community-based organizations in the Los Angeles area are invited to this free, 3-day course offered at the Los Angeles Metropolitan Water District on Thursday June 19, Friday June 20, and Friday June 27, 2008. See more information.
The registration deadline is June 2, 2008, but be sure to register early, as these courses fill up fast!
Funding for this course is made possible through grants from The California Endowment and Kaiser Permanente.
Please email Health DATA if you want to be notified of upcoming Train the Trainer courses in the Inland Empire in September, 2008 and in Fresno in January, 2009.
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