Health Leads Newsletter November 2022  

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How One Millennial Doctor is Changing the Conversation about Physician Burnout and Mental Health
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Hear the very candid conversation between host Ashlei A. Rodgers, MPH ([link removed]) and Dr. Anu Gorukanti, MD ([link removed]) of Introspective Spaces ([link removed]) about physician burnout, mental health stigma among healthcare professionals, toxic work culture and how her organization is changing the conversation by creating safe spaces for healthcare professionals to get the support that they need and deserve.
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Webinar Materials: What's Next? Sustainability Wins from Community-Based Organizations COVID-19 Response
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In this latest webinar by the CDC Foundation ([link removed]) + Vaccine Equity Cooperative ([link removed]) , community-based organizations reflected, highlighted and celebrated examples of equitable and effective COVID responses, and shared sustainability plans that promote the continued health and well-being of their communities moving forward.

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New Editable Version of the
Health Leads Screening Toolkit

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You asked and we answered - our Social Needs Screening Toolkit is now available in an editable version! Users can now tailor screening questions for different essential resource interventions. The Toolkit is based on our 25+ years of experience in the field and well-researched, clinically-validated guidelines - all in a single how-to guide.
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Taking Collaborative Action to Ensure Doulas
Set The Standards for Their Profession
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Our New York Program Director Michelle Zambrano ([link removed]) and Community Health Worker Jennifer Gonzalez ([link removed]) presented at the2022 March of Dimes Mom and Baby Action Network Summit ([link removed]) on increasing access to doula care for Black and low-income patients and ensuring doulas have the support, resources, and agency they need to support expecting and new parents.


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2022 SIREN National Research Meeting:
Racial Health Equity in Social Care

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Anti-Racism Data Equity Framework: Designing Equitable and Inclusive Research Processes
In a highly interactive session, Artrese Morrison ([link removed]) of Health Leads, Tanissha Harrell ([link removed]) and Rox Suarez ([link removed]) of 211/CIE San Diego ([link removed]) give an engaging overview of the data equity framework ([link removed]) . The session used human-centered design methods and tools to capture the collective
discussion and help participants reflect on personal biases as they work and navigate the racial health equity space.
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Designing More Equitable Social Care
Our Director of California Programs Stacey Thomas ([link removed]) discussed how informed consent can be a driver of inequity ([link removed]) and joined Andrea Jimenez-Zambrano ([link removed]) of University of Colorado, as well as Danielle Varda ([link removed]) and Kyra Stoute ([link removed]) of Visible Network Labs in this session to highlight how careful attention to the ways in which social care is implemented and who is at the decision-making table can lead to more equitable interventions.

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Health Leads & Partners at the IHI Forum 2022

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Don’t miss us December 13th at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement Annual Forum, where we’ll be presenting at two sessions: "Partnering with Community to Transform Care and Advance Health Equity in Rural Settings" and "From Collaborative Intention to Concerted Action - Leading with the Community-Based Workforce"
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What We're Reading
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The Long Covid Survival Guide ([link removed])

This is an insightful book that provides support for people living with long COVID, who are navigating the challenges and uncharted territory of this new chronic illness. Brilliantly written by 20 contributors, including former Health Leads staffer, Karla Monteross ([link removed]) , award-winning journalists, neuroscientists, and patient-researchers who share their stories and insight on all things long COVID.

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Preserving a Transformative CHW Workforce ([link removed])

As more organizations are integrating community health workers/promotores into their operations, El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center ([link removed]) created an informative case study to help stimulate reflection, dialogue and action in order to expand interventions that reflect values including health care for all, health equity and health as a right.

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Code Switch: Can Therapy Solve Racism ([link removed])

This episode shares stories of two Latinx people who tried to use therapy as a means to understand and combat anti-Blackness in their own lives. Explore the intersectionality of therapy and racism by addressing questions such as: What exactly can therapy accomplish? Can it mitigate the effects of racism? Help us undo how we internalize racial trauma?

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