Public Health: Principles and Practice

Author

Abigail Becker

Metrics

Community
Dane County
Community Size
44,411
University
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Program
UniverCity Year
Case Type
Project Stories
Focus Areas
Equity
Discipline
Population Health
Region
EPA Region 5, USA
University Department Code
Public Health
Sustainable Development Goals
16 Peace Justice and Strong Institutions
Population Type
Low Income

This project is the result of a collaboration between the UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH) and the Dane County Department of Human Services
(DCDHS).
DCDHS and the Dane County Board of Supervisors have identified “super-utilizers” of human
services as a population who would be more effectively served by a coordinated response. The
super-utilizer population’s needs, while possibly being met individually and in isolation, would be
better met through coordination. In an effort to meet this goal, DCDHS has asked Public Health:
Principles and Practice Master of Public Health (MPH) students at the SMPH to look at the
benefits and barriers of data integration as it relates to the super-utilizer population.

Read the final student report delivered to the local gov/community partner.

UniverCity Year Contact Info
Gavin Luter
Managing Director
gavin@cows.org
608-261-1141

University Faculty Contact
Barbara Duerst
Population Health Sciences

barbara.duerst@wisc.edu

Local Government / Community Contact
Lila Walsh

County Clerk Administrator
walsh.lila@countyofdane.com

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