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PHII celebrates 30 years
Shawn Eastridge
This month, the Public Health Informatics Institute is celebrating its 30th anniversary. To mark the occasion, we’ve gathered a few key Task Force team members who were there at the start of it all. Anita Renahan-White, former deputy director and senior informatics analyst, Ellen Wild, former deputy director, and Kristin Saarlas, former deputy director, share their favorite memories of the institute’s humble beginnings and how it made the transition from All Kids Count to PHII.

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