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Shawn Eastridge
If you’re not aware, PHII recently launched its own podcast, “Inform Me, Informatics.” The show features interviews with public health professionals working in the rapidly growing informatics field. As a longtime fan of “Cartalk,” I’ve been dreaming of a PHII radio show for years, and I’m so pleased that Jessica Hill (our answer to Click and Clack) has pioneered this project.

The podcast will be stepping into new territory soon with a special call-in show episode. I’ll be joining Jessica on the show to answer questions about public health, informatics, data, global health—the list goes on! If you’re interested in having your question answered on the air, I’d love to hear from you. All you have to do is record yourself using the voice memo app on your phone and send the file to podcast@phii.org before June 1. If you’d prefer, you can instead type up your question and email it as text.

I hope to hear from many of you soon!

Submit your question!

  • Record yourself asking a question using the voice memo app on your phone (or whatever tool you prefer). Be sure to include your name and organization!
  • Email the file to podcast@phii.org before June 1.
  • Don’t have recording capabilities? You can also email your question as text to podcast@phii.org.
  • Subscribe to the podcast on Soundcloud or iTunes so you don’t miss the answer to your question.
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