Tabia Henry Akintobi coauthors editorial on community engagement impact

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Tabia Henry Akintobi coauthors editorial on community engagement impact

New in Preventing Chronic Disease: “Harnessing the Power of Community Engagement for Population Health” explores the evolving role of trust and collaboration in public health. Authored by GCDTR's Tabia Henry Akintobi, PhD, MPH (Morehouse School of Medicine), Robert E. Bailey II (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), and J. Lloyd Michener (Duke University School of Medicine), the editorial highlights a new conceptual model and decades of insight showing that community-driven strategies lead to stronger, more sustainable health outcomes.

Read the editorial: lnkd.in/e2tunH85 Part of PCD’s special collection on Community Engagement and Population Health PublicHealth CommunityEngagement ChronicDiseasePrevention PCDjournal PopulationHealth

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