From 2000 to 2018, the Northwest Public Health magazine was published by the University of Washington School of Public Health and produced by the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice. Starting in 2019, the magazine was relaunched as University of Washington Public Health.
Northwest Public Health was dedicated to the art and science of public health, specifically the Northwest region, and featured developments from state, local and tribal public health from Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington and Wyoming. The publication also highlighted the cutting-edge work done by the diverse disciplines at the University of Washington School of Public Health, including biostatistics, environmental health, epidemiology, global health and health services.
ISSUE ARCHIVES
Links are to PDFs of each issue
- Fall 2018
- Sanctuary from Stress
- Spring/Summer 2017
- Envisioning Healthy People in Sustainable Communities
- Spring/Summer 2016
- Digging Deeper to Solve Our Hardest Health Issues
- Spring/Summer 2015
- Big Data: the Path to Healthier Communities?
- Spring/Summer 2014
- States of Reform: Public Health and Health Care Transformation in the Northwest
- Spring/Summer 2013
- Public Health Leadership for Changing Times
- Spring/Summer 2012
- Innovative Approaches to Improving the Public's Health
- Spring/Summer 2011
- Cross-border Public Health
- Fall/Winter 2010
- Healthy People. Community-Based Prevention.
- Spring/Summer 2010
- Building on Yesterday. Ready for Tomorrow.
- Fall/Winter 2009
- Bridges to the Future: New Partners. New Tools.
- Fall/Winter 2008
- Climate Change: Challenging Public Health
- Spring/Summer 2008
- Preventing Obesity: Moving Beyond Individual Responsibility
- Fall/Winter 2007
- Public Health Serves the New Elderly
- Spring/Summer 2007
- Our Youth. Their Lives. Public Health and Adolescents
- Fall/Winter 2006
- Keeping Workers Healthy and Safe
- Spring/Summer 2006
- Special Populations and Public Health
- Fall/Winter 2005
- Four years later—and after Katrina: Are we prepared yet?
- Spring/Summer 2005
- Health and the Built Environment
- Fall/Winter 2004
- Taking Stock of Public Health in the Northwest
- Spring/Summer 2004
- Public Health Tackles Emerging Diseases
- Fall/Winter 2003
- Workforce Development in Challenging Times
- Spring/Summer 2003
- The Challenges of Environmental Health
- Fall/Winter 2002
- Policy, Law, and the Public's Health
- Spring/Summer 2002
- Public Health Prepares for Bioterrorism
- Fall/Winter 2001
- Climate Change and Public Health
- Spring/Summer 2001
- Workforce Development in the Northwest States
- Washington Public Health Fall 2000