[Learning Collaborative] “Non-Clinical Approaches to Empower Asian American Patients with Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes” Learning Collaborative
Join us for a Learning Collaborative (LC) to learn more [...]
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[Learning Collaborative] “Diabetes Continuum of Care: Environmental Impacts on Diabetes Management and Access to Care” Session 4
[Learning Collaborative] “Diabetes Continuum of Care: Environmental Impacts on Diabetes Management and Access to Care” Session 4
Asian American (AA) populations face unique challenges with respect to Type 2 Diabetes. AA populations appear to have one of the lowest rates of diabetes compared to other racial/ethnic groups. However, when the AA populations are disaggregated, specific subgroups have significantly higher rates of diabetes compared to other racial/ethnic groups.
Join Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations (AAPCHO), Farmworker Justice, and the National Network for Oral Health Access for this Learning Collaborative which will focus on environmental justice and the impacts of a changing climate on diabetes management and access to care. Guest speakers will discuss the intersection of environmental justice with diabetes care and management in health centers, strategies to support patients impacted by climate-related natural disasters, and practical steps and tools to support health center staff in promoting access to care.
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[Learning Collaborative] Non-Clinical Approaches to Empower Asian American Patients with Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes – Session 1
[Learning Collaborative] Non-Clinical Approaches to Empower Asian American Patients with Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes – Session 1
Join the Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations (AAPCHO) for a Learning Collaborative (LC) to learn more about diabetes and pre-diabetes disparities among the Asian American community. Guest speakers from Joslin Diabetes Center’s Asian American Diabetes Initiative, Emory University, University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, and University of California, Santa Cruz will share in-depth knowledge and effective strategies to support Asian American patients at health centers through non-clinical approaches. Participants will engage in peer learning to share challenges and promising practices.
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[Webinar] Providing Care for Patients with Latent Tuberculosis Infection
[Webinar] Providing Care for Patients with Latent Tuberculosis Infection
What are behind the gaps in latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI)/tuberculosis (TB) prevention and what can health centers and other organizations do to support Asian, Asian American, (A/AA), Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (NH/PI) patients with LTBI?
Join AAPCHO to gain in-depth knowledge and best practices on how to empower patients at health centers through strategies that effectively address LTBI/TB prevention and quality improvement approaches in A/AA and NH/PI communities.
This webinar session will highlight provider and patient resources for clinical monitoring of patients during LTBI treatment.
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[Learning Collaborative] Non-Clinical Approaches to Empower Asian American Patients with Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes – Session 2
[Learning Collaborative] Non-Clinical Approaches to Empower Asian American Patients with Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes – Session 2
Join the Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations (AAPCHO) for a Learning Collaborative (LC) to learn more about diabetes and pre-diabetes disparities among the Asian American community. Guest speakers from Joslin Diabetes Center’s Asian American Diabetes Initiative, Emory University, University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, and University of California, Santa Cruz will share in-depth knowledge and effective strategies to support Asian American patients at health centers through non-clinical approaches. Participants will engage in peer learning to share challenges and promising practices.