This Women’s History Month, we highlight key milestones of the WHM and discuss how it was key to moving us closer to gender equality in the health and biomedical research fields
We are creating a representative Taskforce comprised of people living with HIV/AIDS and patient advocates that work closely with PLWHA or are familiar with HIV/AIDS advocacy and community work
This Black History Month, we are highlighting the midwives of the Deep South who were instrumental in Black maternal health and recognizing their role in today’s current efforts for birth equity.
Join us May 17 11AM – 5PM ET / 8AM – 2PM PT for “Tackling Old Programs with New Solutions in Primary Care.” Free registration. CME/CEs available.
Peace & Health: How a group of small-town activists and college students set out to change healthcare depicts the remarkable journey to build Community Health Center, Inc.
The Advanced Primary Care ECHO Psychiatry Module demonstrated statistically significant improvements in learners’ knowledge, skills, and self-efficacy in areas such as managing psychiatric crises and screening patients.
In Women’s Health ECHO, faculty experts offer their most effective and promising practice methods to prevent, screen, and treat medical conditions, including breast cancer.
While many clinics saw a stark decline in preventative services from 2020-2021, Harmony Health Medical Clinic and Family Resource Center maintained their already high rates of breast cancer screening.
The observed disparities in cancer screening and mental health care among racial and ethnic populations have resulted in an alarming public health challenge.
Starting in early March 2020, the Weitzman ECHO Series on COVID-19 delivered learning opportunities for primary care practitioners, operational staff, and care teams, quickly delivering
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