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Webinar Series: Intentionally Integrating Equity into SDOH Interventions
Part 4: Evaluation
Tuesday, October 6th
3:00-4:15pm ET / 12:00-1:15pm PT

In the next edition of the Intentionally Integrating Equity into SDOH Interventions ([link removed][UNIQID]) webinar series, three health equity champions will discuss advancing equity and anti-racism through research and evaluation. Healthcare has a long history of perpetuating racial disparities and inequitable outcomes, especially through research and evaluation. Infamous studies, like the Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis, have illustrated the unethical treatment and mistreatment towards communities of color within healthcare. With this legacy, research and evaluation efforts in social determinants of health (SDOH) interventions must be vigilant to not perpetuate inequity and/or racism.

During this webinar, panelists will highlight equity-oriented methods used in SDOH research and evaluation, discuss best practices and lessons learned, and explore the opportunities to integrate equity into SDOH research and evaluation efforts in our current context. Topics will include:
* Current approaches to research and evaluation that has advanced or stifled racial health equity
* Bias that occurs within SDOH research and evaluation that is harmful to communities of color
* Strategies that both elevate racial health equity and center the needs and interests of communities served
* The capability of research and evaluation to promote justice by influencing practice, policy, and systems change

Panelists and attendees will also have the opportunity to discuss how equity-oriented research and evaluation is a key component to responding and rebuilding during the COVID-19 pandemic. We encourage those who are interested in the intersection of social needs and health equity work to attend, ask questions, and share their experiences.

Panelists
* Etsemaye Agonafar, MD, MPH, MS, health services researcher and internal medicine physician, KPG Provider Services
* Tamara Cadet, PhD, LICSW, MPH, associate professor, Simmons School of Social Work
* Adam Schickedanz, MD, PhD, pediatrician and health services researcher, Department of Pediatrics at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles

Moderator
* Artair Rogers, Director of Program, California, Health Leads

Recommended Resources:
* Intentionally Integrating Equity into SDOH Interventions Webinar Series
+ Part One: Implementation ([link removed][UNIQID])
+ Part Two: Advocacy and Systems Change ([link removed][UNIQID])
+ Part Three: Data Democratization ([link removed][UNIQID])

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