Dr. Claire Brindis, co-project director of the AYAH-NRC, has been featured on an American Public Health Association webinar focused on positive youth development (PYD). Dr. Brindis discussed findings from a recent National Academies report on adolescent development science and its implications for PYD. The webinar teaches participants to: Discuss the importance of applying positive youth development approaches to public health…
AYAH-NRC Workshop, March 8, 2019, “What’s New in Clinical Preventive Services: An update on Policies, Research and Emerging Paradigms of Parental Engagement”. View the full presentation slide deck here. The Adolescent and Young Adult Health National Resource Center (AYAH-NRC) will hold a workshop at the SAHM 2019 Annual Meeting— “Psychological Well-Being: International Transcultural Perspectives.” If you would like to view each section of the…
December 12th, 2018 The Young Invincibles, a partner of the AYAH-NRC, has published a presentation on important health insurance information and outreach best practices when marketing to young adults. This slide deck also offers insights into the latest changes to health insurance options as of 2018. Check out this new resource below! View or download the Young Adult Health Insurance presentation…
The Adolescent and Young Adult Health National Resource Center (AYAH-NRC), in partnership with the Adolescent and Young Adult Health National Research Network (AYAH-RN), held a workshop at the SAHM 2018 Annual Meeting— “Global Adolescent Health Equity.” AYAH-NRC Workshop, March 16, 2018, “What’s New in Clinical Preventive Services? New Evidence, Guidelines, Policies – Challenges & Opportunities.” The Center is pleased to…
Framing Adolescent Health: Are You Sending the Right Message webinar series -ARCHIVED WEBINARS BELOW- This webinar series provides tools for shaping how people think about and support young people to be healthy, by borrowing strategies used by commercial advertisers, leveraging ideas from cognitive linguists, and applying findings from communication research. The Series was led by Glynis Shea, formerly of AYAH-NRC…
Dr. Charles Irwin, AYAH-NRC’s Project Director, presented at the National Millennial Health Summit in September 2016. Hosted by Young Invincibles and YI Advisors, the goal of this Summit is to bring national attention to the challenges and opportunities in Millennial health and highlight effective examples of connecting Millennials from coverage to care. Dr. Irwin presented an “Overview of Health Care…
In May 2017, the AYAH-NRC convened a summit with the Adolescent and Young Adult Health Collaborative Improvement and Innovation Network (“CoIIN”) with participants from seven state teams: Indiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Washington and Wyoming. These presentations offer user-friendly overviews on key aspects of initiatives to improve well visits, such as quality improvement, partnership development, special considerations for…
Marketing the Adolescent and Young Adult Well Visit webinar series -ARCHIVED WEBINARS BELOW- This virtual learning series presented ideas and concepts from commercial marketers to inform our approaches to engaging young people in health. Participants of the entire series will: Use a broad definition of marketing to inform their work Generalize about generational differences Apply consumer insights about AYA to…
The Adolescent and Young Adult Health National Resource Center (AYAH-NRC), in partnership with the Adolescent and Young Adult Health National Research Network (AYAH-RN), held a workshop at the SAHM 2017 Annual Meeting— “Cultivating Connections: The Importance of Relationships in Adolescent and Young Adult Health.” AYAH-NRC Workshop, March 8, 2017, “Why Aren’t AYAs Going to Well-Care? Challenges and Improving Receipt of…
The Adolescent and Young Adult Health National Resource Center (AYAH-NRC) is pleased to announce the first Learning Community series: Learning Community Series #1: Youth-Centered Care About this series: This virtual learning series is an opportunity for state MCH professionals and partners to explore the myriad of ways to collaboratively improve health care for youth (age 10-25) with the goal to…
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