Health Leads Newsletter August 2022

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Measuring Health Confidence:
Lessons from Primary Care Teams
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Our Chief Medical Officer Dr. Damon Francis, MD ([link removed]) and Director of Quality Improvement Adrianna Saada, MPH ([link removed]) examined the association between health confidence and social health interventions with 20 primary care teams over an 18-month learning collaborative. Learn more about the factors associated with changes in health confidence outcomes and their implications in primary care.
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What Are Your Community’s Most Pressing Concerns?
COVID-19 Learning Survey
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Thank you for the feedback and questions you’ve shared with the Vaccine Equity Cooperative ([link removed]) over the past several months! We’re excited to shape our next wave of webinar and resource content around what would be most useful to your community. We know you’re swamped, so we greatly appreciate even three minutes of your time to share your thoughts.

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Advocating for Equitable Doula Reimbursement
Webinar Recording

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Doula access in New York and many other states is still limited to those who have the resources to afford it. In this webinar, The NY Coalition for Doula Access ([link removed]) , Health Leads’ New York Maternal Health Initiative, shared their plans to drive toward equitable Medicaid reimbursement structure for New York-based doulas by 2023.
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Upcoming Events
Mom and Baby Action Network Summit
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Program Director Michelle Zambrano, MPH ([link removed]) & Community Health Worker Jennifer Gonzalez ([link removed]) will be presenting at the March of Dimes ([link removed]) “Igniting Impact Together: Birthing Equitable Communities” summit. Join us in taking action to advance equity in maternal and infant health!

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Compassionate Boundaries Workshop for Women in Healthcare

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Introspective Spaces ([link removed]) in partnership with Humor for Hope ([link removed]) are hosting a virtual workshop for women in healthcare to explore and help establish boundaries for self preservation. Attend this experiential workshop to learn self-reflective practices and tangible take away tools that you can use at work and in your everyday life.
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Advancing Racial Health Equity in Social Care Research Conference
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At the Social Interventions Research and Evaluation Network (SIREN ([link removed]) )'s National Research Meeting, our Senior Director of Programs Artrese Morrison ([link removed]) will be presenting with 211 San Diego ([link removed]) ’s Tanissha Harrell ([link removed]) and Roxanne Suarez ([link removed]) on the CIE Data Equity Framework ([link removed]) !

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What We're Watching & Reading
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I’m a Pregnant Man in an Anti-LGBTQ+ State ([link removed])

What is it like for trans people trying to have and raise children in one of the least LGBTQ+ friendly states in the U.S? In this documentary, Imaeyen Ibanga visits Georgia to uncover how a pregnant man, a trans woman trying to conceive, and a trans man who’s given birth, are navigating parenthood in the midst of national anti-trans sentiment.

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Unequal Health: How Inequality Contributes to Health or Illness ([link removed])

Author Grace Budrys distills the latest research to consider the relevance of sex, race, income, and education, and relative social status on health. The book discusses disease, habits that contribute to health, the relationship between healthcare and health status, genetics, socioeconomic inequality, health policy, and more.

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