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The Michigan Association for Local Public Health (MALPH) was founded in
1985 as a private, non-profit, 501-C3 state association. MALPH is
organized to represent Michigan’s 45 city, county, and district health
departments before the state and federal legislative and executive
branches of government. MALPH acts as an incubator to develop and improve
the state of the art of local public health in Michigan, and also
organizes and delivers training and education opportunities for local and
state public health staff. MALPH includes six forums which represent the
following areas of practice:
- Public health education and nutrition
- Public health nursing
- Environmental health
- Health administration and finance
- Public health medicine
- Public health information systems
Visit
www.malph.org to learn more about this organization. When you get to
the MALPH home page, you can click on “Directory” for contact information
for each local public health department in the state. |
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