Public health has a trust problem that needs addressing

Omari Richins, MPH of Public Health Careers podcast discusses the ongoing trust issues in public health, particularly highlighted during the pandemic. He emphasizes the need for community engagement and building trust between public health professionals and the communities they serve. Omari also reflects on the current political landscape's impact on public health and the importance of networking and professional development for public health professionals. He encourages listeners to take proactive steps in their communities and to participate in upcoming coaching sessions.

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Chapters:
@0:00 Introduction and personal update
@2:30 Building community engagement and trust
@3:24 Addressing community distrust and proactive connection
@4:22 Political landscape and future public health systems
@5:42 Barriers and opportunities in public health policy
@6:41 The need for diverse perspectives in public health
@7:10 Understanding policy impacts and community suffering
@8:25 Public health career skills: networking and communication
@9:21 Upcoming public health initiatives and community safety
@10:50 Closing remarks and call to action

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