Advancing Universal Health Coverage in Africa through Evidence-Based Practice and Collaboration
Africa Interdisciplinary Health Conference-AfIHC 2020
August 19-August 21, 2020
Abstract submission deadline is 3/31/20.
The Importance of Sampling in COVID-19
The Importance of Sampling: Estimating the Fraction of the Population Who Have Experienced Prior COVID-19 Infection
Structural Competency Innovations in the Era of COVID19: Part 3 Global Responses
Structural Competency Innovations and Opportunities in the Era of COVID19 is the work of a small group of national leaders in Structural Competency who have focused on reforms to health professional education and clinical care. Structural Competency is a framework that centers structrual solutio
Intersections Between Econometric and Epidemiologic Methods for Assessing Impact of Policies and Interventions on Population Health
Structural Competency Innovations and Opportunities in the Era of COVID19: Part 2 Racial Inequalities in COVID testing, treatment, and death
Structural Competency Innovations and Opportunities in the Era of COVID19 is the work of a small group of national leaders in Structural Competency who have focused on reforms to health professional education and clinical care. Structural Competency is a framework that centers structrual solutio
Structural Competency Innovations and Opportunities in the Era of COVID19 : Part 1 Supply Chain, Protecting Healthcare Workers, Housing Rights, Harm Reduction, and Mental Health
Structural Competency Innovations and Opportunities in the Era of COVID19 is the work of a small group of national leaders in Structural Competency who have focused on reforms to health professional education and clinical care. Structural Competency is a framework that centers structrual solutio
360 Degree Automated Characterization of the Built Environment
Dr. Nguyen will discuss the use of Google Street View images for creating national data on neighborhoods and the examination of neighborhood effects on health.
Allostatis and the Evolution of Human Design: How Neuroscience Could Explain the Rise of Addictions, Heart Disease, and Diabetes in 21st Century America
Peter Sterling, PhD, Professor of Neuroscience at the University of Pennsylvania
Hosted by The Center for Health and Community and Health Psychology
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On the Question of Race, Racism, and Biological Embedding: A Critical Race Approach to Population Health and Health Inequities
This talk will explore the concept of race and discuss how ontological conceptions of race impact the questions we ask, the nature of our scientific investigations, and the conclusions we draw from scientific evidence.
Promoting Social Media and Health Symposium (PRISM)
The Promoting Research in Social Media and Health Symposium (PRISM Health Symposium) is a one-day research symposium that fosters a collaborative learning community for researchers in social media and health.
