Training Resources

Health in 3-D: Understanding Diversity, Determinants and Disparities

Health in 3-D is a 28 minute video featuring local Utahns. It can help you to better understand your clients perspectives and needs and it can be used as customer service training.

Health in 3-D Training Tools

Using U-Train

Authorized users can use this training on U-Train. You must visit U-Train after watching the video and complete the Post-Assessment to receive credit for the course. To get started, follow these instructions:

  1. Go to U-Train and log in or create an account. Click on the Course Catalog tab on the top of the screen. In the search box, enter the Course ID number: 1069914. The course will show up on the screen, click on it. On the next screen, which is the Course Details page, chick "Launch".
  2. The course will open as a video in a new window and will start automatically. Watch the video. When finished, close the window.
  3. Click the "Assessment" tab. A pop-up window will ask if you are ready to proceed to assessment. Click "OK" to proceed to the assessment.
  4. A multiple choice assessment will open. Answer all of the questions. To pass the assessment, you must answer 6 of the 10 questions correctly.
  5. Once you have completed the assessment, click the "Print Certificate" tab on the course details page. A Certificate of Completion will automatically download and an email will be sent to your email address verifying the results.

For Me, For Us: Promoting healthy weight, access to health care and healthy births to diverse Utah communities

For Me, For Us is a community training video addressing access to health care, infant mortality, and obesity. The videos include tips like preparing healthier meals, taking care of your health during pregnancy and pregnancy spacing. They also remind viewers that everyone should get an annual checkup, even if they are feeling well because common diseases often have no symptoms. What makes this video special?

  • It was filmed in Salt Lake, Weber and Summit counties featuring local community members.
  • It is available in English, Spanish, Samoan, and Tongan.
  • It was developed in partnership with local community-based organizations.

It Takes A Village: Giving Our Babies the Best Chance

It Takes a Village (ITAV): Giving our babies the best chance is a community education and engagement series specifically designed to address birth outcomes disparities among Utah's Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (NHPI) communities. The ITAV project raises awareness and educates NHPI families and community members about maternal and infant health in the context of Pacific Islander cultural beliefs and practices.

The ITAV project consists of 4 in-person workshops facilitated by trained community members. The workshop's content includes cultural videos, PowerPoint presentations, interactive activities, and assignments. The ultimate goal of the workshops is to motivate and support NHPI community members to become resources in their communities to address birth outcomes disparities. 

For more information visit the ITAV website.