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Troubleshooting Library Resources
by Rachel Wallenbeck, MLIS Last Updated May 23, 2023 507 views this year
Multicultural Health
3110 N Central Ave
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Phoenix, AZ 85012
Welcome
Welcome to the Multicultural Health research guide. To access all library resources, go to the Creighton Libraries website.
Please feel free to contact me by phone, email, or instant message with any questions or if you need additional information. My contact information and office hours are linked in the sidebar on this page and throughout the guide.
Finding Special Topics
Federal Influence on Public Health Information
Understanding Federal Influence on Public Health Information Access
Public health practitioners rely on timely and accurate data to inform decisions, guide interventions, and support communities. Federal policies and administrative actions can significantly shape the availability of these resources. Recent changes in executive priorities have led to the removal or restructuring of thousands of government web pages and datasets, including materials from agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) or the Census Bureau. These resources often contain critical information on health guidelines, training materials, data, or patient/consumer oriented materials.
This collection of resources explores how federal administration decisions impact public health information systems and practitioners’ ability to access essential data and how/where practitioners can still find this critical information via data rescue initiatives.
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