CPH Collaborating with GA Department of Public Health to Evaluate the new General Grant-In-Aid formula.

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The University of Georgia College of Public Health has been awarded funding from the Healthcare Georgia Foundation to design and implement a plan to formally evaluate the impact of the General Grant-ln-Aid funding changes on the county-level public health infrastructure.

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