This session will discuss the impact of marginalization on equitable health outcomes and explain how to improve health outcomes for disadvantaged populations using a culturally intelligent, humanitarian approach.
Ethnocentrism and bias on stereotypes precipitate labels, stereotypes, and stigma. This session will discuss the impact of stigma on health care delivery and inequitable health outcomes. It will also explore strategies for combatting stigma-influenced to advance health equity.
This session will center on structural inequities in the nursing profession and the biopsychosocial impact on nurses. Special focus will be placed on tools and resources to optimize physical, emotional, and mental well-being and happiness among nurses.
This session will focus on reframing practices to intentionally advance health equity between nurses/nurse practitioners and patients by utilizing a whole-person centered care approach. Emphasis will be placed on community collaboration and quality of healthcare delivery.
This 2-part series will address areas of planning, implementing and evaluating community engagement efforts and discuss both barriers and strategies to building impactful community-based public health programs. Although this series is geared toward nurses, given the interdisciplinary context of community engagement and the content being shared, sessions are open and relevant to all health care workers and providers. Here is a series summary to learn more.
Slide Deck:
Summary:
Creating equitable and effective community programs
Aired: June 30, 2022
Equitable and effective community programs: Evaluation and future steps
Aired: July 14, 2022
The presentation will cover a framework for understanding long COVID, describe the most common presentation and risk factors for long COVID, and discuss strategies for diagnosis and management of long COVID patients.
This 2-part series will address areas of planning, implementing and evaluating community engagement efforts and discuss both barriers and strategies to building impactful community-based public health programs. Although this series is geared toward nurses, given the interdisciplinary context of community engagement and the content being shared, sessions are open and relevant to all health care workers and providers. Here is a series summary to learn more.
Slide Deck:
Summary:
Creating equitable and effective community programs
Aired: June 30, 2022
Equitable and effective community programs: Evaluation and future steps
Aired: July 14, 2022
The presentation will cover a framework for understanding long COVID, describe the most common presentation and risk factors for long COVID, and discuss strategies for diagnosis and management of long COVID patients.
This 4-part learning collaborative series aims to provide nurses with information and resources they need to support their public health policy and advocacy efforts.
This 4-part learning collaborative series aims to provide nurses with information and resources they need to support their public health policy and advocacy efforts.