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Northwest Public Health is many things to the public health community in the Pacific Northwest. It is a clearinghouse for new ideas. It is a place to share best practices. It is a forum for current and evolving issues. Published by the University of Washington School of Public Health, Northwest Public Health is a tool for the public health community in six Northwest states: Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming.

This linking of academia and practice is why Northwest Public Health is important to the public health community in our region. Too often, scholarly findings are not translated into practice. And the achievements of the practice community are rarely communicated to academics. We are proud to solicit and publish articles from authors in both communities.

Northwest Public Health is directed by an Editorial Board that is invaluable to the production of high quality content that bridges practice and academia. Each board member is carefully selected for his or her passion and expertise. For each of the six states, two members (one from academia, one from practice) serve on the board.

Susan Allan, Editor-in-Chief
Candace Tkachuck, Managing Editor

 

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To receive a sample copy of a recent issue of Northwest Public Health, please, mail or e-mail your request, with your mailing address or call us at 206.685.2947.

To reprint or quote articles

The editors permit the reprinting, copying, or quotation of articles published in Northwest Public Health, provided that such use is for educational, training, or general informational purposes and that the user includes the following citation: Reprinted with permission of Northwest Public Health, a publication of the University of Washington School of Public Health.

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To contribute articles

We are always interested in hearing about topics and ideas for articles. Please contact the editors to submit an article or discuss article ideas.

To become a peer reviewer

Major articles in Northwest Public Health are peer-reviewed. If you are interested in becoming a peer reviewer, please contact Candace Tkachuck, Managing Editor, by email or phone. If you email, please include your contact information, areas of expertise or interest, and relevant experience.

To support the journal

If you find this publication useful and would like to help support it financially, please send donations to the journal, in care of Susan Allan, Editor-in-Chief, or contact her for more information. Make checks payable to: University of Washington Foundation. All contributions are tax-deductible, as specified in IRS regulations.

School of Public Health

The UW School of Public Health (SPH) has five departments—Biostatistics, Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, Epidemiology, Health Services, and Global Health—and multiple interdisciplinary programs, centers, and institutions. The School's emphasis is on strong academic programs in the public health disciplines and extensive multidisciplinary collaboration. The combination of discipline-oriented academic programs, strong interdisciplinary research, and community-based public health activities provides a setting for faculty and students to apply in-depth expertise to important public health problems.

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