Continued Learning... Evidence for Action Reducing Jargon: Tactics for Clear Communication "Advancing health equity and racial and Indigenous justice requires convincing broad, diverse audiences to work together to disrupt the current systems and structures. Changing minds and driving people to action requires communicating with these audiences in engaging, accessible, and impactful ways. Many of us fall into the all too common trap of using jargon, or the special language of a particular activity or group." Continue Reading: https://lnkd.in/gUmN7XYW
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Hear from Dr. Mikah Owen and Dr. Roy Wade, Jr. on how their research and clinical work can be translated into tangible, trauma-responsive systems and policies in our latest video: https://lnkd.in/e72qzrdm
Engaging Experts: Dr. Owen and Dr. Wade on Creating Trauma-Responsive Systems and Policies
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A powerful and practical series for clinicians to meet the mental health needs of migrant and immigrant patients during this time of heightened anti-immigrant rhetoric -- not to be missed!
Over 50 registrations in the first 4 hours! We're obviously hitting a nerve. Join us for our Words Matter series, where we share with practical strategies and insights to enhance clinical practice, challenge stereotypes, and advocate for policies that promote health equity and respond to anti-immigrant rhetoric. Presented in English with simultaneous interpretation in Spanish. Register today: https://lnkd.in/eRXxmDfF
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I know that I am biased as a VCU graduate (earned my PhD there in the SOM and teach as an adjunct in the new School of Population Health). However, I LOVE LOVE LOVE this series that a team as put together as a part of the university's Ethics and Compliance training. This module addresses the importance of bystanders not standing by and remaining silence when they witness discrimination or hostile treatment. https://lnkd.in/dNEp6nMX
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Register for the new CE program by the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health @NPWH Recognizing and Addressing Environmental Impact in Clinical Practice featuring ANHE's Katie Huffling Understand the potential effect of selected environmental issues on the health of women, children or pregnant people. Identify one strategy to include assessment for climate and environmental factors in clinical practice, and discuss recommendations for actions to mitigate risk within the clinical setting. Link in bio or via https://zurl.co/zqOi
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Hello Everyone! I'd like to share my accomplishments of this past year and would like to invite whoever is interested to read my capstone project paper on "Integrating cultural humility into public health programs". Please let me know what you think about the findings and recommendations. Cultural humility is something we should adapt to practicing over competency. This paper explains why. Enjoy!
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The NCEA is excited to share our latest Research Translation: Conceptualizing Person-Centered Care in Elder Mistreatment Intervention: Use of a Well-Being Framework: https://lnkd.in/gTPqBPbB
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Assistant Professor and @RISE Lab director interested in Collaboration|| Health Equity || Policy || Mixed Methods
First Society of Behavioral Medicine conference in the books! One of the first conferences to disseminate our work in addressing policy implementation science to address health inequities, funded by Urban School Food Alliance. We're creating and testing measurement tools to move the needle on equitable policy implementation. More to come this spring and summer! #SBM2024 #implementationscience #healthequity #policy
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Professor of Social Innovation and Sustainable Organisations and Associate Dean - Research at University of Stirling | Chair of Development Trusts Association Scotland |
New Open Access article alert! It’s always a pleasure to work with the brilliant Kirsty Strokosch. In this new paper in Public Management Review, we explore health and social care integration from a public service ecosystem perspective. As well as being able to recognise the interconnectedness between the different “layers” of the system and the multiplicity of actors involved, we propose there are important power dimensions regarding how the service ecosystem is framed, and the actors acknowledged as involved in value co-creation. In response, three interdependent types of integration (structural, institutional, and relational) are proposed. https://lnkd.in/e49GU6gM
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