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SUMMARY:Interdisciplinary Health Data Competition
DESCRIPTION:HEALTH DISPARITIES & COMMUNITY IMPACT OF COVID-19 – Registration opens February 17\, 2021\nThe 2nd annual competition will ask teams to complete an exploratory analysis of COVID-19-related data to assess health disparities and the community impact of COVID-19.  Teams can select a topic that is of interest to them.  Example topics will be provided for teams to consider. \nThis competition is open to any graduate or professional degree-seeking student across the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus. Teams must consist of students from at least two colleges to encourage cross-discipline collaboration.
URL:https://bahm-alliance.org/event/interdisciplinary-health-data-competition/
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SUMMARY:Envisioning Equity Series
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Envisioning Equity’s five-part series about healthcare inequities brought to you by Baylor Medical Humanities\, the Diana R. Garland School of Social Work and Baylor External Affairs. \nMarch 11: Dr. Paul Y. Song presents How the COVID Pandemic Has Exposed the Real Inequality in Our Healthcare System and How We Can Do Better. Register Here \nThe COVID-19 pandemic has not only exposed problems in the U.S. Healthcare System but also further exacerbated longstanding\, underlying inequalities. Tune in as Dr. Song discusses a better\, overall solution to address and improve healthcare inequality. \nMarch 25: Linda Rae Murray\, M.D.\, Health Justice: Changing the Face of Healthcare\, Register Here \nYou may have heard the terms health inequities and health disparities as we reckon with health justice in our nation. Dr. Murray compares and contrasts these terms\, discusses several eco-social models of health and disease\, and explains the role of structural racism in racial and ethnic health inequities. \nApril 9: Rene Crichlow\, M.D.\, Medical Mistrust:  How Race Impacts Practitioners and Patients\, Register Here \nRace plays a role in creating medical mistrust\, impacting both practitioners and patients. In this presentation\, Dr. Crichlow discusses how the current structure and culture of medicine perpetuates mistrust and hinders communication. She reminds us that the burden of trust-building is on us\, not our patients. \nApril 16: Michael Spencer\, Ph.D.\, LMSW\, Achieving Racial Equity and Social Justice in Healthcare: Interprofessional and Community Collaboration\, Register Here \nInterprofessional and community collaboration is one strategy to achieve racial equity and social justice in healthcare. In this presentation\, Dr. Spencer explores the impacts of structural racism on our healthcare system and in health outcomes. He encourages us to reflect on ways that we can reduce these impacts in our BIPOC communities.
URL:https://bahm-alliance.org/event/envisioning-equity-series/
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SUMMARY:Healthcare Business Association 2021 Spring Conference
DESCRIPTION:A Catalyst for Change: Healing Healthcare for Greater Trust\n\n\n\nA platform to ignite a discussion amongst attendees around the impact to society with the current lack of trust in all areas of Healthcare. Through a series of workshops and panel sessions around Diversity in Research & Development (Evolving Clinical Trials); Hard Restarting Healthcare; Socioeconomic Wellness; and Harnessing Technology the aim is to provide access to area experts to further educate and enhance awareness with the hope of inspiring needed changes to the system.
URL:https://bahm-alliance.org/event/healthcare-business-association-2021-spring-conference/
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SUMMARY:Value-Based Payment: False Hope or the Future of Health Care?
DESCRIPTION:A Virtual Conversation with Ezekiel Emanuel\, MD\, PhD\, Amol Navathe\, MD\, PhD\, and Mai Pham\, MD\, MPH\, moderated by Rachel Werner\, MD\, PhD. \nWhat Have We Learned from the Past Decade?  \nSince the passage of the Affordable Care Act\, we have seen significant experimentation with value-based payment. Some of these alternative payment models have had success while others have had more mixed results\, with many valuable lessons learned. But the question remains\, where do we go from here? Following release of their report on the future of value-based payment\, experts in this roundtable discussion will discuss achievements\, opportunities\, and recommendations for the next decade of payment innovation. \nCo-sponsored by the Healthcare Transformation Institute at the University of Pennsylvania and the Center for Health Incentives & Behavioral Economics (CHIBE).
URL:https://bahm-alliance.org/event/value-based-payment-false-hope-or-the-future-of-health-care/
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SUMMARY:Fireside Chat with Gopal Khanna
DESCRIPTION:MILI is honored to have Gopal Khanna join the MILI community as an Executive in Residence. Most recently\, Mr. Khanna served as the 5th Director of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) from May 2017 through January 2021. Director Khanna led the Agency’s mission of producing evidence to make the delivery of health care safer\, higher quality\, more accessible\, equitable\, and affordable. \nPlease join an engaging fireside chat between Dr. Archelle Georgiou\, chair of the MILI Executives in Residence\, and Gopal Khanna. Mr. Khanna will discuss the structure\, strategies\, and successes of AHRQ; the intersectionality of federal agencies; and share insights on the future of healthcare and the transformation that needs to happen. \nThe MILI Executive in Residence program is comprised of highly accomplished healthcare industry leaders who enhance the academic environment of MILI by sharing their professional expertise through teaching\, mentoring\, and coaching. Mr. Khanna brings a wealth of experience and leadership to the Executives in Residence and the MILI community.
URL:https://bahm-alliance.org/event/fireside-chat-with-gopal-khanna/
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SUMMARY:Executive Leadership Speaker Series: COL Victor Suarez\, Operation Warp Speed Vaccine Program Manager
DESCRIPTION:COL Victor A. Suarez is the Operation Warp Speed Vaccine Program Manager for the Moderna Product Coordination Team. In this presentation you’ll learn more about (1) the development of the Moderna vaccine\, (2) the distribution of the vaccine (including recent developments under the new Biden Administration)\, and (3) leadership lessons from this historic public-private partnership against COVID-19.
URL:https://bahm-alliance.org/event/executive-leadership-speaker-series-col-victor-suarez-operation-warp-speed-vaccine-program-manager/
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