Resources
Symptoms of Mental Health Conditions and Suicidal Ideation Among State, Tribal, Local, and Territorial Public Health Workers — United States, March 14–25, 2022
A 2022 survey of U.S. public health workers suggests the need for organizational changes to support worker mental health and reduce stress and burnout.
Pandemic-Related Workplace Violence and Its Impact on Public Health Officials, March 2020‒January 2021
JHU researchers documented harassment, threats, and departures of public health officials from March 2020 to January 2021. Read the article and associated media mentions here.
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Rising Stress and Burnout in Public Health
This brief discusses results from the PH WINS 2021 survey of the U.S. public health workforce that revealed high levels of stress, burnout and intent to leave.
Proud to be in Public Health Graphic
Public health is about keeping our communities safe. It's not easy, but it's never been more important. Download and use this graphic to show your support for public health. #PowerOfPublicHealth
Harassment of Health Officials: A Significant Threat to the Public’s Health
This commentary by Michael R. Fraser, ASTHO Executive Director, highlights the threat that harassment of health officials poses to public health.
ASTHO Legislative Prospectus: Public Health Workforce
This legislative overview spotlights 2022 legislative trends related to the public health workforce.
50 State Survey: Technology and Harassment – Legal Protections for Public Health Officials
Explore existing legal protections to protect public health officials from technology-related harassment.
50 State Survey: Threats and Interfering with Government Operations – Legal Protections for Public Health Officials
Explore existing legal protections to protect public health officials from threats and interference with government operations.
50 State Survey: Doxing – Legal Protections for Public Health Officials
Explore existing legal protections to protect public health officials from doxing.