Utilized regulatoryauthority forrestaurantinspections andaddressedviolations.(#6)Worked on adiseasesurveillanceproject to tracktrends like flu ratesor chronic diseaseincidence. (#1)Participated ininvestigating adisease outbreak orpublic health crisis(foodborne illness,environmentalhazards).(#2)Partnered withschools andbusinesses toimprovecommunity health.(#4)Taken publichealth trainingor attendedconferences(#8)Supported avaccine clinic(set up, checkin, administervaccines) (#2)Worked to overcomebarriers to healthcareaccess for vulnerablepopulations, includingolder adults,pregnant individuals,and thoseincarcerated. (#7)Monitoredlocal air qualityandpollution levels(#1)Collaboratedwith newpublic healthpartners (#9)Developed ordistributed healthmaterials (pamphlets,websites, socialmedia) to inform thepublic about a healthissue.(#3)Coordinatedreferrals tohealthcareservices (#2,#3, #4)Educatedcouncilmembers aboutpublic healthneeds (#5)Addressedhealth problemsthrough classesfor theCommunity(#2)Educated Communitymembers on harmreduction (e.g. carseat safety,condoms, COVIDtests before familygatherings) (#3)Assisted in writingpublic health laws orregulations (e.g.,vaccinationmandates,Environmental healthlaws).(#5)Developed aprotocol orSOP for a taskyou perform.(#10)Used data toimprove servicedelivery inpublic healthprograms(#1, #2)Strengthened theCommunity throughnutrition support(breastfeedingeducation, foodboxes, cookingclasses)(#2)Collected dataabout healthbehaviors oroutcomes froma community orpopulation.(#1)Organizedcommunityworkshops or healthfairs to increaseawareness of localhealth resources.(#3, #4)Led an educationalcampaign to reducerisk factors likesmoking, poor diet,or lack of exercise.(#2, #3)Created or editedhealth informationfor Communitymembers with lowhealth literacy. (#3,#7)Talked with amember of theCommunityabout theirhealth.(#3)Worked with localpublic healthauthorities to enforcehealth protocols inresponse to anepidemic orpandemic.(#6)Utilized regulatoryauthority forrestaurantinspections andaddressedviolations.(#6)Worked on adiseasesurveillanceproject to tracktrends like flu ratesor chronic diseaseincidence. (#1)Participated ininvestigating adisease outbreak orpublic health crisis(foodborne illness,environmentalhazards).(#2)Partnered withschools andbusinesses toimprovecommunity health.(#4)Taken publichealth trainingor attendedconferences(#8)Supported avaccine clinic(set up, checkin, administervaccines) (#2)Worked to overcomebarriers to healthcareaccess for vulnerablepopulations, includingolder adults,pregnant individuals,and thoseincarcerated. (#7)Monitoredlocal air qualityandpollution levels(#1)Collaboratedwith newpublic healthpartners (#9)Developed ordistributed healthmaterials (pamphlets,websites, socialmedia) to inform thepublic about a healthissue.(#3)Coordinatedreferrals tohealthcareservices (#2,#3, #4)Educatedcouncilmembers aboutpublic healthneeds (#5)Addressedhealth problemsthrough classesfor theCommunity(#2)Educated Communitymembers on harmreduction (e.g. carseat safety,condoms, COVIDtests before familygatherings) (#3)Assisted in writingpublic health laws orregulations (e.g.,vaccinationmandates,Environmental healthlaws).(#5)Developed aprotocol orSOP for a taskyou perform.(#10)Used data toimprove servicedelivery inpublic healthprograms(#1, #2)Strengthened theCommunity throughnutrition support(breastfeedingeducation, foodboxes, cookingclasses)(#2)Collected dataabout healthbehaviors oroutcomes froma community orpopulation.(#1)Organizedcommunityworkshops or healthfairs to increaseawareness of localhealth resources.(#3, #4)Led an educationalcampaign to reducerisk factors likesmoking, poor diet,or lack of exercise.(#2, #3)Created or editedhealth informationfor Communitymembers with lowhealth literacy. (#3,#7)Talked with amember of theCommunityabout theirhealth.(#3)Worked with localpublic healthauthorities to enforcehealth protocols inresponse to anepidemic orpandemic.(#6)

10 Essential Public Health Services Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Utilized regulatory authority for restaurant inspections and addressed violations. (#6)
  2. Worked on a disease surveillance project to track trends like flu rates or chronic disease incidence. (#1)
  3. Participated in investigating a disease outbreak or public health crisis (foodborne illness, environmental hazards). (#2)
  4. Partnered with schools and businesses to improve community health. (#4)
  5. Taken public health training or attended conferences (#8)
  6. Supported a vaccine clinic (set up, check in, administer vaccines) (#2)
  7. Worked to overcome barriers to healthcare access for vulnerable populations, including older adults, pregnant individuals, and those incarcerated. (#7)
  8. Monitored local air quality and pollution levels (#1)
  9. Collaborated with new public health partners (#9)
  10. Developed or distributed health materials (pamphlets, websites, social media) to inform the public about a health issue. (#3)
  11. Coordinated referrals to healthcare services (#2, #3, #4)
  12. Educated council members about public health needs (#5)
  13. Addressed health problems through classes for the Community (#2)
  14. Educated Community members on harm reduction (e.g. car seat safety, condoms, COVID tests before family gatherings) (#3)
  15. Assisted in writing public health laws or regulations (e.g., vaccination mandates, Environmental health laws). (#5)
  16. Developed a protocol or SOP for a task you perform. (#10)
  17. Used data to improve service delivery in public health programs (#1, #2)
  18. Strengthened the Community through nutrition support (breastfeeding education, food boxes, cooking classes) (#2)
  19. Collected data about health behaviors or outcomes from a community or population. (#1)
  20. Organized community workshops or health fairs to increase awareness of local health resources. (#3, #4)
  21. Led an educational campaign to reduce risk factors like smoking, poor diet, or lack of exercise. (#2, #3)
  22. Created or edited health information for Community members with low health literacy. (#3, #7)
  23. Talked with a member of the Community about their health. (#3)
  24. Worked with local public health authorities to enforce health protocols in response to an epidemic or pandemic. (#6)