Trauma Informed Health Department

Erin ParrishMember

I am a Health Educator at a small health department in Lincoln County, Oregon. We formed a trauma informed care workgroup to start working toward how we can become a trauma informed health department.

I have been trying to look online to research other health departments that have started to work on this. I found San Francisco, and they have some great information on their process. However, we are a small health department, so my supervisor wanted me to also find an example that might more closely mirror ours.

Our stats: county population is approximately 47,000 and our health department consists of public health, behavioral health, and a federally qualified health center with approximately 120 employees.

Does anyone know of any good examples?

1/9/181:17 PM

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