Achieving Health Equity - A Public Health Approach
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- čas přidán 27. 09. 2016
- This panel explored different approaches and perspectives for tackling the root causes of health inequity in public health practice. Many practitioners are learning that conventional practice, through the provision of health programs and services, while absolutely necessary, cannot prevent the ongoing generation of health inequities, which continue to increase along with social and economic inequality. Practitioners and analysts, based on recent research, experience are searching for more long-term approaches that directly engage with policy, racism, class, and gender issues. Panelists addressed the policies, procedures, and unnoticed public narratives that perpetuate health inequities and identified opportunities for more intensive, coordinated action with allies. Learn more at www.naccho.org.
Keynote Speakers:
-Ed Ehlinger, MD, MSPH, Minnesota Health Commissioner, Minnesota Department of Health, St. Paul, Minnesota;
-Camara P. Jones, MD, MPH, PhD, Atlanta, Georgia;
-Ron Sims, Deputy Secretary of US Department of Housing and Urban Development and former Executive of Martin Luther King, Jr. County, Mount Baker, Washington
Moderator:
Richard Hofrichter, PhD, Senior Director, Health Equity, NACCHO.
Very thought provoking interesting insights health and education are the pillars of any society.
Researches must be accompanied by police implimatstion.
Margaret Dongo mutetwa 2002
Thank you for posting this! I have been dying to share. This is one of the best sessions I've ever attended.
Thank you!
I am learning, thank you.
great session!
Also, you have the 3 men's titles in the video description, but not Dr. Jones, the only woman. Would you fix that?
It's ironic and plain wrong to have a video discussing health inequality that doesn't have captions on ir. Put the captions on this video!
End the current socioeconomic model based on plutocracy, oligarchy, and a fiat currency system run by private financiers and bankers (who create nothing and contribute nothing of actual value for society), and you solve this problem (health care disparities), and MANY others. Please refer to Jacques Fresco, R. Buckminster Fuller, and Peter Joseph. I'm talking about a resource-based economy, and it is the most important social revolution to be supported in these times.