The Mission......of the Heartland Centers is to improve leadership and workforce competence and community capacity to increase capability to perform in emergency events and assure delivery of public health essential services. The Heartland Centers for Public Health and Community Capacity Development is comprised of the following four specialized Centers and the Learning Management System.
These Centers and Learning Management System have evolved to form a comprehensive approach to workforce development through competency-based needs assessment, curriculum development and post-program and exercise performance evaluation. |
HCPHP Webinar Series August 26, 2010
Topic: Faith-Based Preparedness Development
Host: Adams County Health Department, Quincy, Illinois
Click here for more information and to register for this event.
KMOLI Regional Leadership Session
September 15-17, 2010
Oklahoma City, OK
Topics Addressed:
Crisis Communication,
Poverty in Communities,
& Global Issues
For more information about KMOLI and becoming a fellow visit the website.
Public Health Quality Improvement Online Training Modules
Prepare for Accreditation
Improve the Quality of Your Services
The courses are offered through Heartland Centers' Learning Management System.
Enroll Now at www.heartlandcenters.com
Take the Preparedness Pledge
Click here to learn about preparing for a disaster in your community.- LMS Online Training Catalog
We've added a new online training catalog to our site.
It's now easier than ever to view online courses and certificate programs offered through Heartland Centers' Learning Management System.
Click here to view this page. 
HCPHP Haiti Information & Resources
The page offers links for situation awareness, US response efforts, language guides, donations, and more.
Click here to visit the page.- LMS Courses & 2009 H1N1 Pandemic
Log in to LMS & search for "pandemic."
All courses and use of the Heartland Center's Learning Management System are FREE of charge! - 2009 H1N1 Portal
Click Here to visit the site for the latest information and resources for the 2009 H1N1 influenza Pandemic. 
Environmental Public Health Leadership Institute Web Site
EPHLI Web has a new look.
Click Here to visit the updated site.
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