
A Reprise: Our Community at the Intersection of COVID-19 & Black Lives Matter, Reflections on 2021 & Where We Go Next
Deepu George
Deepu George
Monica Harrison
Monica Harrison
Jeffery Ring
Jeffery Ring
Neftali Serrano
Neftali Serrano
Colleen Cordes
Colleen Cordes
Eboni Winford
Eboni Winford
This reprise from our 2020 conference will feature the same panelists plus new CFHA President, Coleen Cordes, engage in a discussion of the road we have travelled in 2021 as we cope with aftermath of the pandemic. What did we learn? How are we changed? Did we make any progress with issues of equity and justice? Where do we go from here? Moderated by CFHA Chief Executive Officer Neftali Serrano, this powerful 2020 session will help us gather our thoughts as a community.
Health Equity: The Conversation Continued
Jennifer Edgoose
Jennifer Edgoose
Our community has sustained a conversation on how the goals of integrated care and health equity are intimately intertwined. One cannot exist without the other. But how do we transform our health care organizations to both develop our team-based care models and stay laser-focused on issues of equity within our clinics and with our patient populations? Dr. Edgoose will use her personal story and professional journey as a means towards inspiring us to rethink the way we pursue both team-based care and equity issues.
The Community Perspective: Crisis Response & Community Trauma In Policing
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TBD
Person who leads the empowerment council at an organization in Ontario, CA will detail the complexities of community police work and how training officers in mental health-informed crisis response strategies helps mitigate community trauma. This exemplar encourages the health care community to look beyond its “four” walls to prevent and mitigate poor health outcomes.
Cultivating The Next Generation of Integrated Care Champions In The Field Of Medicine
Ken Loving
Ken Loving
Lisa Tshuma
Lisa Tshuma
Kathleen Blake
Kathleen Blake
Kyle Knierem
Kyle Knierem
Nadiya Sunderji
Nadiya Sunderji
Physicians and other medical professionals are crucial to the future of team-based, integrated care. How do we train and cultivate champions for integrated care within this crucial portion of the workforce? This panel, comprised of representatives from each of the key developmental stages of the medical workforce, from medical student to working professional, provide insight into how we can ensure that the workforce is prepared and transformed for the modern care team.