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& Downstream  8 Innovations in Education  14 Equipped with the Tools  16  \nWorking Towards Community  \nHealth at a Population Level  17  \nCommunity Health Requires  \nCommunity Partnership  18 Bridging the Academic-Industry Divide  19 The Center for Population Health Innovation  \nSupports Lifelong Learning  20 Investing in Research, Investing in Health  22 1889 Jefferson Center for Population Health  23 Research in Action  24  \nACADEMIC PROGRAMS  \nJefferson College of Population Health is the 1st College of Population Health in the Country  \n(Established 2008)  \n2 On Site Programs   \n• PhD in Population Health Sciences  \n• Master of Public Health (includes dual degree options for MD, DO, PharmD, JD, MSS and others)  \n6 Online Degree Programs for Working Professionals  \n• MS in Applied Health Economics and Outcomes Research  \n• MS in Health Policy  \n• MS in Healthcare Quality & Safety (domestic and international tracks)  \n• MS in Healthcare Quality & Safety Management  \n• MS in Population Health  \n• MS in Population Health Intelligence  \n6 Online Graduate Certificate Programs  \n2 Population Health Research Centers  \n• 1889 Jefferson Center for Population Health  \n• Center for Population Health Research at Lankenau Institute for Medical Research  \n50+ Alumni of the Health Economics & Outcomes Research Fellowship  \nCENTER FOR POPULATION HEALTH INNOVATION (CPHI)  \nThrough programs, events and publications, CPHI serves as the bridge between JCPH’s academic programs and the external professional community.  \nInitiatives include:  \n• Annual Colloquium and Population Health Academy  \n• Customized professional development programs and consulting  \n• Monthly Forums  \n• Publications (journals, books, articles)  \n• Population Health Speaker Series  \n• Hearst Health Prize  \nGrandon Society  \nMembership society for population health ambassadors  \nACKNOWLEDGMENTS  \nAND SPECIAL THANKS  \nThe last decade has been an amazing journey for the faculty and staff at JCPH, whose dedication and commitment to improving the health and wellbeing of all Americans is truly remarkable.  \nWe are grateful for the visionary Jefferson leaders (Robert Barchi, MD, PhD and Michael Vergare, MD) who provided the resources to launch our unique experiment 10 years ago, and for the support and challenge from today’s leadership (Steve Klasko, MD, MBA and Mark Tykocinski, MD) to be bold and disruptive as we develop strong and resilient leaders who are capable of making a lasting difference.  \nAnd words cannot sufficiently express our appreciation to the external partners and collaborators,(Navvis, 1889 Foundation, Tramuto Foundation) who have the confidence in our mission to invest in our future through endowments to support our scholarship and research.  \nA special thank you to our original Associate Dean for Student and Academic Affairs, Caroline Golab, PhD for her tireless efforts to establish the framework, recruit the initial faculty and develop the curriculum for some of the country’s most important – and innovative – programs.  \nW  \nhen the Thomas Jefferson University Board of Trustees unanimously approved the plan to create the first school of population health in the United States, a shiver went down my spine. As a primary care physician and health policy researcher, I have dedicated my career to making our health care system safer,  \nmore cost-effective, and more equitable. Here was an opportunity to institutionalize my personal mission to train generations of future healthcare leaders and practitioners. It was thrilling – and admittedly slightly terrifying – to chart this new course in health education and research.  \nIt is now 10 years since the Trustees cast their votes and our inaugural class of Health Policy and Health Care Quality and Safety ","cbCainOeHe3lkmhq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainOeHe3lkmhq","pdf",18905356,"English","# A City of Firsts, A College of Firsts\n## Upstream & Downstream\n## Innovations in Education\n## Equipped with the Tools\n## Working Towards Community\n## Health at a Population Level\n## Community Health Requires Community Partnership\n## Bridging the Academic-Industry Divide\n## The Center for Population Health Innovation\n## Supports Lifelong Learning\n## Investing in Research, Investing in Health\n## Research in Action\n# Academic Programs\n## On Site Programs\n## Online Degree Programs for Working Professionals\n## Online Graduate Certificate Programs\n## Population Health Research Centers\n## Center for Population Health Innovation (CPHI)\n## Grandon Society\n# Acknowledgments and Special Thanks","[{\"question\":\"What is the focus of this 10-year Jefferson College of Population Health report?\",\"answer\":\"It documents progress in population health by connecting health and healthcare through education, research, and partnerships.\"},{\"question\":\"Which academic program options does the report list?\",\"answer\":\"It lists on-site programs including a PhD in Population Health Sciences and an MPH with dual degree options, along with multiple online degrees and online graduate certificate programs.\"},{\"question\":\"What role does the Center for Population Health Innovation (CPHI) play?\",\"answer\":\"CPHI serves as a bridge between JCPH’s academic programs and external professional communities through events, publications, forums, and professional development initiatives.\"}]","Jefferson College of Population Health - 10 Years of Progress in Population Health - Connecting Health and Healthcare | PDF",1791836756]