The Impact of Coronavirus on New England: The Healthcare Provider's Perspective* Looking forward to seeing you online on Thursday, April 16 at 6:30pm In this difficult time, many of us crave better understanding and information from trusted sources. The impact of Coronavirus on New England shifts daily – with impact on us all, but especially […]
Racism in Healthcare: Racism is a Public Health Crisis Join us for a dialogue about Racism in Healthcare with Dr. Krenie Stowe, recipient of the Ally Award from the Center for the Healing of Racism in 1995. Krenie Stowe describes herself as a mother and activist first, a pediatrician and attorney second. She is a […]
Efforts in Health Equity: Working Towards More Diverse and Value-Based Medical Care Data have shown for years that the lack of diversity in medical schools, the financial incentives to choose well-compensated specialties over community-based family practice, and the fee-for-service reimbursement system in our country have disproportionately negatively impacted the most marginalized and vulnerable populations who already […]
Exploring advances in mental health and progress in public policy Margaret Laws (President & CEO, HopeLab), Mary Giliberti LAW ’92 (Chief Public Policy Officer, Mental Health America), and Philip Corlett (Assoc. Prof, Yale University Center for Mind and Brain Health) will discuss advances, innovations and solutions, well-being, tech investment, public policy progress, and information for […]
Live from NYC! Dr. Azita Emami, Dean of the Yale School of Nursing Nursing is in crisis. While doctors are in charge of a patient’s medical care, nurses are the backbone of our healthcare industry. They are the first people that patients interact with — assessing and triaging patients, monitoring vital signs, and administering treatments […]