SelfMade Health Network (SMHN) Webinar Series.
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
Posted by: Natalia Gromov
Moving Cancer Moonshot Forward by Connecting More States, Health Systems, Sectors and Communities to Improve Health Equity, Access and Outcomes Part 1: May 18th (Wednesday) Topics: National Landscape: Health Equity & Healthcare, Breast Cancer Survivorship and Community-Clinical Linkages Featured presenters include: - Lorraine T. Dean, ScD [Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health]
- Jesse Baumgartner, MPH [Commonwealth Fund]
- Jill Feldstein, MPA and Cheryl Garfield (Community Health Worker)
National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Project: University of Pennsylvania: Penn Center for Community Health Workers (PCCHW) Part 2: June 14th (Tuesday) Topics: Health Equity: Cancer Survivorship in Rural Communities, Community-Clinical Linkages and Multimodal Cancer Genetics Services Delivery Featured presenters include: - Elizabeth A. Rohan, PhD [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)]
- Kate Mittendorf, PhD [Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center]
- Porsche Fischer, MA, MS [Michigan Community Health Worker Alliance (MiCHWA)]
Part 3: July 13th (Wednesday) Topics: Health Equity: Cancer Care & Survivorship, Community-Clinical Linkages and Addressing Tobacco-Related Cancers: Smoking Cessation within a National Cancer Institute (NCI) Cancer Moonshot-funded Cancer Center Featured presenters include: - Niharika Dixit, MD [University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center]
- Heather D’Angelo, PhD, MHS
National Cancer Institute (NCI)-Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences - Jennifer B. Permuth, PhD [Moffitt Cancer Center]
Part 4: July 20th (Wednesday) - Topics: Health Equity: Healthcare and Community-Clinical Linkages
Featured presenters include: - Robin Yabroff, PhD, MBA [American Cancer Society]
- Sandra Wilkniss, PhD and Elinor Higgins, BA [National Academy for State Health Policy]
- Salene M Jones, PhD [Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center]
This first webinar series will focus on some of the national priorities reflected in the 2022 Cancer Moonshot Fact Sheet: To diagnose cancer sooner —Today, we know cancer as a disease we often diagnose too late. We must increase access to existing ways to screen for cancer, and support patients through the process of diagnosis. To address inequities (cancer disparities) —Today, we know cancer as a disease for which there are stark inequities in access to cancer screening, diagnostics and treatment across race, gender, region, and resources. To support patients, caregivers, and survivors—We can help people overcome the medical, financial, and emotional burdens that cancer brings by providing support to navigate cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. » learn more
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