Join our Friday webinar to discuss reasons and strategies for elevating community voices to lead the change towards representative clinical research.
Almost 40 years since innovative HIV treatment, care, and prevention began, continued stigma and widening disparities exacerbated by COVID-19 contribute to the uneven progress to end the HIV epidemic among Black and Latino Americans.
Rounding out National Women's Health Week, we welcome Jacqueline Ayers, Tammy Boyd, and Mia Keeys for a timely conversation about the Women's Health Protection Act, the legislation that would provide a statutory right for health care providers to provide, and a corresponding right for their patients to receive, abortion care--free from restrictions and bans.
We kick off National Minority Health Month with a webinar on Health Equity and Accountability Act (HEAA) legislation.
This webinar will focus on how to use real data to drive results in healthcare.
This webinar will provide important insights into the genetic variants found in the APOL1 gene and how that genetic variant increases the risk of developing kidney disease and accelerates the progression of kidney disease, for people who identify as African American, Afro-Caribbean and Latin American.
During this webinar, we welcome a presentation by Dr. Keith Ferdinand - a cardiologist whose research interests include improving patient care and eliminating health disparities by race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or gender.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has taken unprecedented steps to counter entrenched barriers to equitable access to the health services research enterprise by both researchers and participants.
The goals of the webinar are to provide an update on the legislation and discuss ways for the community to mobilize in support of the legislation.
We welcome back Orriel Richardson and Drs. Akilah Jefferson Shah and Loren Robinson--all NMQF 40 Under 40 awardees--to discuss the Omicron variant surge, treatment options, and how we can best protect against COVID in 2022. Richard Harris, MD, PharmD, is one of the country's top health and wellness speakers. With information about the flu vaccine, immune health, and promotion of total health, Dr. Harris will help us meet our 2022 health goals.
We welcome back Orriel Richardson and Drs. Akilah Jefferson Shah and Loren Robinson--all NMQF 40 Under 40 awardees--to discuss the Omicron variant surge, treatment options, and how we can best protect against COVID in 2022.
We welcome back Dr. Rodney Taylor and Director Marvin Figeuroa to discuss the continuing spread of COVID and the HHS equity efforts to combat this virus.
This webinar will focus on what you need to know in 2022 to expand your reach to include Medicaid populations in your initiatives for cancer screening, diagnosis, and cancer clinical trials.
Join us, as they share how they strive to promote health equity and flu and COVID-19 vaccination - it is a point of lift off!
We welcome back Dr. Anita Burgos for an update on legislation in Congress, including the future of the Health Equity and Accountability Act in 2022.
Join Drs. Donney John and Charley John - both NMQF 40 Under 40 awardees - for a conversation with pharmacists about how they can be a trusted voice in their communities.
Tune in for a 90-minute panel with experts in policy, health equity, and cardiovascular disease.
Join us today for "Social Media and Public Health: What COVID is Teaching Us" with NMQF's President and Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Gary Puckrein, and Mia Keeys, Chief of Staff for Congresswoman Robin Kelly.
Ashiyanaa provides culturally-sensitive support services to South Asians facing interpersonal violence (also known as domestic violence), empowering them to become self-sufficient.
In honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness month, join us as we discuss interpersonal violence, its impact on health, and a path forward.
Discussion topics will also include the impact of the pandemic on interpersonal violence in underserved communities.
Join Dr. Daniel B. Fagbuyi, known as "Dr. Dan" by his patients, a distinguished Emergency Room Physician, Biodefense Expert, Chief Medical Officer and Health Champion for a lively conversation on COVID-19, influenza, and reducing patient risk. NMQF Center for Sustainable Health Care Quality and Equity President Dr. Laura Lee Hall will lead this discussion.
During this webinar, Dr. Cameron Webb of the White House COVID-19 Response Team will address more of President Biden's plan, including how the Delta variant is impacting people across the country.
Hurricane Ida caused catastrophic destruction across the South and Northeast United States. Power outages remain across the state of Louisiana, and there is concern about a surge of new COVID-19 infections due to shared hurricane shelter and evacuation accommodations.
Join us to hear how hair salons and barbershops became important sources of education and support for vaccination as the pandemic raged through vulnerable Black communities.
COVID-19 is a global pandemic, and many countries face issues with providing equitable access to vaccines.
During this webinar, we'll discuss the global vaccine rollout, including COVAX (the vaccines pillar of the Access to COVID-19 Tools (ACT) Accelerator).
Join us for a discussion about race and bone health in America, featuring a presentation about osteoporosis and the importance of diagnosis and screenings.
Las comunidad hispana se han visto muy afectada por el COVID-19, con carga de infección desproporcionada, dificultades económicas profundas y acceso limitado a la vacunación. Unos líderes clínicos y comunitarias están trabajando contra ese crisis. En ese programa, tres representantes describirán las dificultades que han visto y cómo han tratado de hacer una diferencia.
Join us to learn more about Sickle Cell Disease research and policy updates in support of World Sickle Cell Day.
Learn how to join NMQF data and community engagement initiatives to ensure you are reaching the right audience with an effective call to action that can drive positive change in health care and outcomes for diverse populations.
There is growing consensus that equity must become integral to the American health services research, delivery and financing system. The National Minority Quality Forum's Institute for Equity in Health Policy and Practice has been created to enable a collective response to the structural and systemic inequity is the proximate cause of amenable and avoidable morbidity and premature mortality. An initial focus is prescription drug pricing - a component of equity that affects us all.
We will be joined by two hospital administration leaders to discuss vaccine distribution at America's hospitals.
Our panelists will share how they have been able to get the vaccine to community members, what they have learned so far during the COVID-19 pandemic, and what they have planned for the future.
