Diversity and Global Health Perspectives Lecture Series
The focus for the monthly Diversity and Global Health Perspectives Lecture Series is to encourage awareness and dialogue around diversity and global health issues that affect the quality and health care of patients and populations in our community and worldwide. Local and national experts on various topics are invited as guest speakers.
All lectures are free and open to everyone and many lectures are worth continuing education credits.
Diversity and Global Health Perspectives Lecture Series
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12
Thursday
November 2020
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Can we put a brake on diabetic complications in diverse populations? |
Upcoming Lectures
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Due to COVID-19 all future films have been canceled until further notice
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Watch Previous Lectures
"Moving from Disability to Possibility in Medical Education"
Presented by Dr. Kurt Herzer
"In Research, Education, and Patient Care: SeXX Makes a Difference"
Presented by Dr Kim Templeton
"Caring for Arab and Muslim Patients: Cultural Insights"
Maya Hammoud, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics/Gynecology
University of Michigan Medical School
"Addressing Tuberculosis on the Border"- Project Juntos
Lupe Gonzalez, Program Specialist for Project Juntos,Texas Department of State Health Services
AMIGAS and DE CASA EN CASA Theory-Based Cervical Cancer Prevention Interventions for Hispanic Women
The intersection of structural factors, trauma and HIV / AIDS for Women of Color
Considerations for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Patients & Families
Download presentation: Considerations for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Patients & Families
Global Surgery - A Foot Soldier's Story: An African Surgeon Reflects on the Lancet Commission's Global Survey 2030 Report
Global Surgery: A Footsoldier’s Story
Downdload presentation: Global Surgery: A Footsoldier’s Story - June 8