From health disparities to health equity
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From Health Disparities to Health Equity
Online course starts March 8
How can we move equity to action?
The effects of health disparities have been painfully prominent during
the COVID-19 pandemic. Gain perspective and explore policy solutions
with Kevin Ahmaad Jenkins, PhD, visiting scholar at Penn's Annenberg
School by taking his online course.
He is joined by guests Daniel E. Dawes, JD, Executive Director of the
Satcher Health Leadership Institute at Morehouse School of Medicine;
Donald Schwarz, Senior Vice President, Program, Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation; Ashley McEvoy, Executive Vice President, Worldwide Chairman,
Medical Devices, Johnson & Johnson, and Executive Sponsor for Johnson &
Johnson's Open&Out Employee Resource Group, along with others active
in equity efforts.
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Sample video from the course From Health Disparities to Health Equity
This course is designed to help you address questions such as:
* What is the link between disparities and equity?
* What techniques can improve access to health care?
* How do you have initial and continued conversations about health
equity?
* How do you reduce structural inequities?
* What tools can you use to move equity to action within your
organization?
Dates: March 8 to April 4, 2022
Format: Online, asynchronous with weekly deadlines
ENROLL NOW
If you have questions, please contact Caitlin O'Neill at
[email protected]
or 215-746-3971.
More Professional Development courses from Penn:
* Health Care Leadership
with Mike Useem - Starts April 19.
* Translating Ideas into Outcomes
with Roy Rosin - Starts June 7.
* View the full list of courses
.
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