continued on reverse BACKGROUND Federal, state and local government budget cuts are jeopardizing a decade of significant gains made by state and territorial health agencies (SHAs). Critical SHA programs and services have been cut or reduced, staff positions have been eliminated and many staff have been laid off or furloughed. The Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO) has been following this trend since 2008, when it initiated a longitudinal study to investigate the impact of budget cuts on SHAs and the people they serve. BUDGET CUTS Fifty-two agencies (48 states, 3 territories, and DC) have reported budget cuts since July 2008 (figure 1). Th
Background: Local health departments (LHDs) have repeatedly suffered job losses and program cuts aft...
IntroductionAlthough various factors affect the sustainability of public health programs, funding le...
abstract: ABSTRACT This research reveals how governments cut budgets during fiscal crises and what ...
This study sought to quantify the impact of the economic recession on the budgets, workforce, and pr...
Local health departments\u27 have experienced substantial budget cuts and subsequent staff reduction...
Research Objective: The general objective of this study is to examine the manner in which current ec...
We measured the impact of the 2008–2010 economic recession on local health departments (LHDs) across...
We measured the impact of the 2008–2010 economic recession on local health departments (LHDs) across...
In this study, we examine qualitative data pertaining to programmatic cuts in local health departmen...
In an era of diminished resources, public health agencies are being asked to do more with less. Evid...
Users can find data related to practices, structure, and planning for state and regional health agen...
We measured the impact of the 2008-2010 economic recession on local health departments (LHDs) across...
A 2003 survey of the shrinking public health workforce revealed a growing trend toward shortages in ...
Staffing reductions in state and local health departments in fiscal year 2012 were concentrated in d...
In recent years, state and local public health department budgets have been cut, sometimes drastical...
Background: Local health departments (LHDs) have repeatedly suffered job losses and program cuts aft...
IntroductionAlthough various factors affect the sustainability of public health programs, funding le...
abstract: ABSTRACT This research reveals how governments cut budgets during fiscal crises and what ...
This study sought to quantify the impact of the economic recession on the budgets, workforce, and pr...
Local health departments\u27 have experienced substantial budget cuts and subsequent staff reduction...
Research Objective: The general objective of this study is to examine the manner in which current ec...
We measured the impact of the 2008–2010 economic recession on local health departments (LHDs) across...
We measured the impact of the 2008–2010 economic recession on local health departments (LHDs) across...
In this study, we examine qualitative data pertaining to programmatic cuts in local health departmen...
In an era of diminished resources, public health agencies are being asked to do more with less. Evid...
Users can find data related to practices, structure, and planning for state and regional health agen...
We measured the impact of the 2008-2010 economic recession on local health departments (LHDs) across...
A 2003 survey of the shrinking public health workforce revealed a growing trend toward shortages in ...
Staffing reductions in state and local health departments in fiscal year 2012 were concentrated in d...
In recent years, state and local public health department budgets have been cut, sometimes drastical...
Background: Local health departments (LHDs) have repeatedly suffered job losses and program cuts aft...
IntroductionAlthough various factors affect the sustainability of public health programs, funding le...
abstract: ABSTRACT This research reveals how governments cut budgets during fiscal crises and what ...