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Public health writing is unique. In no other field do authors often deal with a complex range of factors that includes age, gender, education, economics, race, sex, culture, medicine, genetics, individual behavior, family, community and social justice.
Furthermore, one of the conditions necessary for improving public health is clear communication among a wide array of stakeholders, including researchers, practitioners, health providers, administrators, policy-makers, journalists, educators and communities.
Clear and effective communication is therefore a key component of public health leadership.
This site provides information on the non-credit writing courses offered at HSPH, as well as links to other communication and academic skills resources.
