Education
The Community Guide can be used to:
- Educate public health professionals
- Assist with student projects
- Promote the health of employees and students
Public Health Education
Use the Community Guide as a teaching tool to:
- Design course content about the systematic review process, evidence-based public health, and the importance of independent, science-based decision-making in public health
- Serve as a resource for those studying public health, nursing, program planning, policy, and other disciplines that impact community health and wellness
- Identify research topics
- Promote the idea of a systematic review among students and peers
Students
Students can use the Community Guide to:
- Identify important research gaps to guide selection of dissertation topics or other projects
- Develop funding requests
- Select public health interventions and plan programs
Student and Employee Health Promotion
Employers and administrators can use the Community Guide to design worksite health promotion programs for students, faculty and staff.
Selected Resources
Protecting Our Assets: A School Employee Wellness Guide.
Designed to help schools, districts, and states develop comprehensive school employee wellness programs, this resource provides guidance for obtaining program support, developing a school employee wellness team, using existing data to optimize a new or existing program, and implementing policies and practices to support employee wellness.



