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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:Misinformation in the Time of COVID: The Way Forward
DESCRIPTION:The COVID-19 pandemic has been plagued by misinformation\, which has presented its own set of challenges. This event is intended to discuss the root causes of misinformation and how clinicians and scientists can fight its spread. In a time when the world is more connected than ever\, it is becoming more and more important to ensure that individuals have access to credible knowledge that allows them to make the best decisions for their own health and the health of their loved ones. \nJoin us for an hour long discussion with an exceptional cross-disciplinary panel. Vaccinologist Dr. Saad Omer is the director of the Yale Institute of Global Health and a COVID 19 vaccine advisor to the WHO. Epidemiologist Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick was formerly focusing on outbreaks at the CDC and is now the founder and CEO of Grapevine Health. Epidemiologist Gregg Gonsalves is the co-director of the Global Health Justice Partnership and is a MacArthur Genius Fellow. Behavioral scientist Katy Milkman is the author of How to Change and co-director of the Behavior Change for Good Initiative at Wharton. Behavioral scientist and Yale marketing professor Zoe Chance will moderate. The panelists will describe how they have been using research. social media\, and on-the-ground grassroots efforts to spread accurate scientific information about COVID-19 and combat misinformation\, with practical insights for educators and policy makers. There will be a formal discussion followed by audience Q&A.
URL:https://bahm-alliance.org/event/misinformation-in-the-time-of-covid-the-way-forward/
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