In January, we're launching a free monthly webinar series with @MedEdPORTAL! Get tips to improve your scholarly writing and navigate the peer-review and publication processes. All faculty, #medstudents, #residents, etc., are invited. Register here: https://t.co/5pUDJO7Gpr. #MedEd
Let's shift from "engaging" medical trainees to empowering them to steer change. Take a listen to the podcast that @Geraghty_Joe and I did together for @academicmedicine discussing our commentary on student-led initiatives and advocacy!
I am so proud to see this work out in press! Representation of American Indian and Alaska Native Individuals in Academic Medical Training https://t.co/CENjPpT3Qw via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork
This one is for my family—the Hewisedawi, for my tribe for supporting me and encouraging me to make a difference by addressing the health disparities inflicting our people, and to @wearehealers for helping to build the next generation of Native Health Providers.
Language matters. It is time to flip the script. BIPOC communities having "mistrust" vs. medical institutions being "trust worthy" @innodim @DiMConf2021
120 tribal leaders to send Biden letter urging him to appoint a Native person to his cabinet—in what would be the first in history.
Many are looking at @Deb4CongressNM to be the Secretary of the Interior.
https://t.co/XpbJ9rx2yk
@DrDaniJackson If BIPOC had died of COVID-19 at the same rate as White Americans, about 21,200 Black, 10,000 Latino, 1,000 Indigenous and 70 Pacific Islander Americans would still be alive.
https://t.co/Hx5fuei6ZT
Thank you @LMSA_Netter (and GPHC & SNMA) for hosting.
Thank you to Dr. Mindy Thompson Fullilove for coming to speak today at @QUmedicine 's Netter Health Equity Series.
The University of Orange's restoration of urbanism aims to dismantle the toxic U.S. urban renewal policies that have adversely effected BIPOC communities.