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SUMMARY:[Webinar] Diabetes Prevention for Patients of Color at Community Health Centers
DESCRIPTION:AAPCHO and the National Nurse-Led Care Consortium (NNCC) are hosting a webinar on effective quality improvement and prevention strategies that center around the patient experience and community voice\, including trauma­-informed care\, cultural humility\, and racial health equity. Speakers include Dr. Nathan Tan\, Associate Clinical Director at Kōkua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services and Dr. Deborah Washington\, DEI Health and Community Partnerships Manager at Massachusetts General Hospital. Participants are also eligible for 1.5 CME/CNE credits. Register now »
URL:https://aapcho.org/event/webinar-diabetes-prevention-for-patients-of-color-at-community-health-centers/
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SUMMARY:[Webinar] Language Access at Community Health Centers
DESCRIPTION:AAPCHO and Farmworker Justice invite you to join us for a webinar focused on language access at community health centers. Participants will hear from three community health centers\, as they share challenges\, promising practices\, and innovations in language access amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Register now »
URL:https://aapcho.org/event/webinar-language-access-at-community-health-centers/
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SUMMARY:[AAPCHO Members-Only] COVID-19 Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:AAPCHO holds COVID-19 Roundtables on the third Thursdays of each month for AAPCHO members.  This month\, Syreeta Wilkins from the National Resource Center for Refugees\, Immigrants\, and Migrants (NCR-RIM) will provide insights on creating culturally and linguistically relevant COVID-19 vaccine materials. Join this roundtable to learn how to use NRC-RIM’s templates to create COVID-19 vaccine campaigns in more than 40 languages\, or create your own campaign in partnership with your local community. Our member health centers discuss COVID-19 vaccine efforts for patients and the community\, including Asian American (AA)\, Native Hawaiian\, and Pacific Islander (NH/PI) communities.  \n  \nInterested in becoming an AAPCHO member? Learn about our member benefits here. Already a member? Reply back to this email\, so we can send you the registration link.
URL:https://aapcho.org/event/aapcho-members-only-covid-19-roundtable/
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SUMMARY:AAPCHO Office Closed for Holidays
DESCRIPTION:We are closed for the holidays.
URL:https://aapcho.org/event/aapcho-office-closed-for-holidays-2/
CATEGORIES:AAPCHO Office
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SUMMARY:"The Importance of COVID-19 Booster Shots for Asian American\, Native Hawaiian\, and Pacific Islander Communities" Webinar
DESCRIPTION:AAPCHO and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)’s We Can Do This campaign recognizes the importance of COVID-19 vaccine booster shots in further protecting Asian American (AA)\, Native Hawaiian\, and Pacific Islander (NH/PI) communities. In a joint webinar from AAPCHO and We Can Do This\, two experts will shed light on and answer the community’s questions about booster eligibility\, safety\, accessibility\, and effectiveness against COVID-19 variants.  \nLearning Objectives: \nAfter this webinar\, participants will be able to: \n\nUnderstand the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccine boosters; \nRecognize how AA and NH/PI communities can access COVID-19 vaccine boosters; and\nIncrease their ability to encourage patients\, community members\, and families to reach full vaccination protection.\n\nSpeakers: \n\ \nAdelaida M. Rosario\, Ph.D. \nLieutenant Office of the Surgeon General\nU.S. Department of Health & Human Services \nDr. Adelaida M. Rosario studies the connections between behaviors and social and cultural determinants and how these factors affect health disparities for different minority communities. She has worked with Hispanic and Pacific Islander populations to study how these factors relate to early childhood development\, mental health\, risk behaviors\, HIV/AIDS prevention\, and substance abuse. Dr. Rosario is involved in numerous efforts and collaborations to increase diversity in the biomedical and federal workforce. Dr. Rosario earned her Ph.D. in Social Welfare from Florida International University (FIU)\, M.A. in Pacific Micronesian Studies from the University of Guam\, and a B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Religious Studies from FIU. \n \nChia Wang\, MD \nInfectious Diseases Specialist\nVirginia Mason Franciscan Health\nAAPCHO COVID-19 and Other Infectious Disease Health Equity Response Network \nDr. Wang is an Infectious Diseases Specialist at International Community Health Services and Virginia Mason Medical Center. Additionally\, Dr. Wang is a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Washington. She divides her time between doing inpatient Infectious Diseases consult and a busy outpatient practice. Her outpatient clinical interests include hepatitis B and C\, HIV/AIDS care\, and travel health.  \nModerators: \n\nJohn Nguyen-Yap\, MSW\, Associate Director of Health Equity\, AAPCHO\n\nFee:  \nNo cost/free
URL:https://aapcho.org/event/the-importance-of-covid-19-booster-shots-for-asian-american-native-hawaiian-and-pacific-islander-communities-webinar/
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