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The Population Health Innovation Lab provides innovative training, research, and technical assistance designed to catalyze and accelerate community efforts aimed at enhancing equity, well-being, and systems through cross-boundary collaboration.
The Population Health Innovation Lab (PHIL) brings startup thinking to community health. We leverage the assets PHI has amassed over its more than 55 years at the forefront of public health–nationally ranked researchers, diverse and proven programs, strong infrastructure, and a wide network of partners–to improve health, well-being, and equity in a community.
We see innovation as a process: move fast, try new things, measure results, and find what works. Repeat. Share. Scale. Since 2015 we have partnered with funders, community-based organizations, government stakeholders, or directly with communities themselves to co-create solutions that move beyond symptoms to address root-cause issues. We bring the science, you bring local expertise, and together we use a proven system of change theories to get results.
Artifacts & Vision Board
North State ACEs VIRTUAL Summit
Join us for a memorable ONLINE and VIRTUAL experience at the first North State Adverse Childhood Experience (ACEs) VIRTUAL Summit on September 17th, 2020. Register today!
Accountable Communities for Health Start Up Guide
The ACH Start Up Guide is a comprehensive resource for ACH backbone staff who are embarking on the journey to develop and implement the ACH model. Learn more!
HEALING TOGETHER Regional Trainings
A CALL TO MEN and California Partnership to End Domestic Violence are partnering to conduct the Healing Together Academy as a 4-part virtual workshop series. Register today!
Get to Know PHIL
The PHIL Collective
Providing offerings for you and your collaborative partners to learn, connect, and grow for improved impact.
Northern ACEs Collaborative
Advancing opportunities for policy and systems change that mitigate ACEs, trauma, and domestic violence.
PATH Collaborative Planning and Implementation
Supporting county and regional collaborative planning efforts to implement Enhanced Care Management and Community Supports.
MERLIN
Connecting you with evidence to inform upstream, systems-level approaches to improve population health and equity.
