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SUMMARY:July 7th: National Academy of Medicine Culture and Inclusiveness Action Collaborative Webinar
DESCRIPTION:NAM Leadership Consortium Culture and Inclusiveness Action Collaborative Webinar\nWhen: Tuesday\, July 7\, 2020 | 1:00 – 4:00pm ET \nWhere: Webinar \nRegister to watch the webinar!\nA biannual meeting of the National Academy of Medicine Leadership Consortium’s Culture and Inclusiveness Action Collaborative focused on the Patient\, Family and Community Engagement during COVID-19. \nSessions will explore opportunities to engage patients\, families\, and caregivers in care settings during the pandemic. It will also explore innovative strategies to advance health equity as COVID-19 disproportionately impacts communities of color. The discussion will focus on continued and existing gaps on engagement and equity that are critical to address at this time. \nAgenda\n1:00 pm ET | Welcome\, Introductions\, and Meeting Overview \n\nMichael McGinnis\, National Academy of Medicine\nMary D. Naylor\, University of Pennsylvania\nBill Novelli\, Georgetown University\nSandra Hernandez\, California Health Care Foundation\n\n1:15 pm | Patient and Family Engagement During COVID-19 \nThis session will explore opportunities to engage patients and families in care settings during the pandemic. The discussion will focus on identifying solutions to the continued and existing gaps on engagement that are especially critical to address at this time. \n\nBeverley Johnson\, Institute for Patient and Family-Centered Care\nKnitasha Washington\, ATW Health Solutions\n\n2:00 pm | System and Policy-Level Strategies to Address Health and Health care Equity \nStrategies to reduce disparities and improve equity have ranged from focusing on social determinants of health\, to tailoring interventions to populations at risk for disparities\, to implementing policies specifically designed to reduce disparate outcomes. In this session\, presentations will explore system and policy approaches to improve health and healthcare equity. The discussion will focus on short- and long-term opportunities to leverage the unique position of the Leadership Consortium\, and the NAM more broadly\, to scale and spread these approaches to systematically advance equity. \n\nTekisha Everette\, Health Equity Solutions\nConsuelo H. Wilkins\, Vanderbilt University Medical Center\nCara James\, Grantmakers in Health\n\n3:15 pm ET | Q & A \nA brief opportunity for webinar participants to ask additional questions that were not covered in the previous presentations and discussions. \n3:45 pm ET | Reflections\, Next Steps\, and Closing Remarks \nA brief summary of the afternoon’s discussion will be provided\, as well as final thanks to all invited speakers and participants. \n\nSandra Hernandez\, California Health Care Foundation\nMichael McGinnis\, National Academy of Medicine\n\n4:00 pm | Adjourn \n*Subject to change \nQuestions? Please email LeadershipConsortium@nas.edu.
URL:https://floridastrokecollaboration.org/event/july-7th-national-academy-of-medicine-culture-and-inclusiveness-action-collaborative-webinar/
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