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A 7th Generation and Southern Plains
Tribal Health Board Collaboration


We are celebrating the 15th annual Tribal Public Health Conference and the 50th Anniversary of our Southern Plains Tribal Health Board organization! Our conference committee is planning a jam-packed event with well-respected speakers, networking opportunities, a contest PowWow, and a few thoughtful surprises.

"restoring health and
uniting community"

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Tribal Public Health Conference 2023 / April 11-13, 2023
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OUR MISSION

The Southern Plains Tribal Health Board is dedicated to serving the tribal nations of the Southern Plains by improving health outcomes for American Indians through partnerships, advocacy, education, and training.

WHO WE SERVE

The Southern Plains Tribal Health Board (SPTHB) serves the 44 federally recognized American Indian Tribes in Kansas (4), Oklahoma (39), and Texas (1) and reach out to urban Indian health centers in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Wichita, and Dallas. The SPTHB serves the largest Indian Health Service (IHS) user-population area in the United States.

“they have a voice, a very strong voice in indian country that they're not afraid to use.”

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A healthier life is possible by improving access to health services, preventative care, and disease management resources for the Southern Plains Tribal Nations and communities.

Technical Assistance Needed?

The Southern Plains Tribal Health Board Tribal Epidemiology Center is proud to offer technical assistance to tribes, tribal organizations, and urban Indian clinics located in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. The technical assistance provided includes, but is not limited to: data collection, data analysis, program planning, program evaluation, surveillance, health priority setting, and grant writing guidance and training.
Your technical assistance request is very important to the SPTHB TEC. Emails will be answered within 1-2 business days of receiving the TA request. Please, do not hesitate to contact SPTHB TEC if you have any questions, comments, or concerns.

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Public health

  • Protects and promotes health
  • Focus is on population health
  • Is prevention - finding the root of the problem for preventative and wellness measures so we can encourage, advocate, and educate.

health care

  • Treats disease and injury
  • Focus is on individual health
  • Is treatment - addressing the problem when it's already present to maintain and improve physical and mental health.

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SPTHB is located at:
9705 Broadway Ext. Suite 200
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73114
Mailing address:
PO Box 16457
Oklahoma City, OK 73113
Contact SPTHB:
Phone: (405) 652-9200
Fax: (405) 840-7052
Email: info@spthb.org
      
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