AHEA TOOLS
Practical tools for navigating the work
AHEA’s purpose-built tools help public health and health equity professionals communicate strategically, position their experience, and use evidence more effectively in complex and changing environments.
Nonmembers can use two free generations across the AHEA tool suite - no account required.
AHEA members receive ongoing access up to 100 generations/month across all three tools.
Strategic Messaging Tool
Refine language without losing what you mean.
Refine personal, professional, and organizational language for complex and changing environments while preserving your intent, credibility, and strategic goals.
Use it when: You need to revise an email, proposal, presentation, public statement, internal communication, talking point, or other important message.
You receive:
A strategic rewrite tailored to your audience and purpose
An explanation of what changed and why
Terms to reconsider, stronger alternatives, and message-readiness feedback
Career Positioning Tool
Make the value of your experience easier to see.
Reframe your experience, clarify your transferable value, and strengthen how you present yourself for evolving roles, sectors, and opportunities in today’s public health and health equity landscape.
Use it when: You are pursuing a new role, entering another sector, updating professional materials, or explaining how your experience applies in a different setting.
You receive:
A translation of your experience for the target role or sector
Transferable strengths, tailored bullets, and a concise positioning statement
Strategic language guidance and a practical next step
Evidence in Practice Tool
Move from research to practical understanding.
Find and interpret relevant public health evidence, assess what the research suggests, and consider how the findings may apply in a real-world setting. The Evidence in Practice Tool uses PubMed studies and the context you provide to develop a focused synthesis for planning, communication, program development, or decision-making.
Use it when: You need to understand the evidence surrounding a question and what it may mean for a particular population, program, organization, or community.
You receive:
A focused synthesis of relevant studies
An assessment of major findings, relevance, and limitations
Practical implications for your population or setting
More than a blank prompt
The tools are designed to strengthen professional judgment - not replace it.
General AI tools require users to determine what to ask, what context matters, and what a useful response should include.
AHEA’s tools begin with a defined professional task. Each one asks for the context needed, applies a public health and health equity framework, and returns a structured set of outputs designed for that purpose.
How should I say this?
Use the Strategic Messaging Tool.
How should I present my experience?
Use the Career Positioning Tool.
What does the evidence mean for practice?
Use the Evidence in Practice Tool.
Using
AHEA tools responsibly
Review generated content carefully, verify important facts and sources, and apply your own professional judgment.
AHEA’s tools do not replace legal, clinical, organizational, or other specialized professional advice. Do not enter confidential, protected health, proprietary, or personally identifying information.