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Events
COAHEC JJ Cohen's Mini Med School
April 5,12,19,26, 2023
Colorado AHEC Pre-Health Advisor's Day
June 15, 2023
Colorado Area Health Education Center (COAHEC) at
the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
invites Pre-Health Advisors to the 2023 COAHEC Advisor’s Day.
For more information and to register click HERE
COAHEC Biennial Conference
September 21-24, 2023
"Together Again: Moving Upward in Health Care"
Click here to download the "Save the Date" flier.
Join COAHEC in January at the National Western Stock Show Free Health Screen booth
For Volunteer Information Click HERE
Below you will find links to recorded versions of previous educational sessions, please enjoy!
POSTER SESSION PRESENTATIONS!!
What: Research presentations and posters from undergraduate through professional education with a NOT TO BE MISSED workshop by Aaron Shipman -Negrete MSW, CSW, and Dominique Saunders
Theme: What's new in Colorado
When: November 16, 2021 12:00 - 4:00 PM
Presenters: Undergraduates, Health Professions’ Students, Residents, and Professionals (including faculty!)
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NEAR 2021 Virtual Conference continuing education credits for CDE, CNE, and CME
For more information and a complete list of NEAR 2021 Conference Continuing Education Credits please click below
Complete List of NEAR 2021 Conference Continuing Education Credits
COVID-19 and The Indian Health Service: Lessons From A Rural Medical Center in the Four Corners
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All Day
The impact of COVID-19 was devastating for Native American Communities. Early in the pandemic, the Navajo Nation had the highest rates of COVID-19 in the world. Providing patient care in a rural setting with unique cultural and community considerations during the pandemic led to a renewed commitment to addressing health disparities. In this session, we will discuss the COVID-19 experience at Northern Navajo Medical Center and how the Indian Health Service (IHS) and Navajo Nation worked together to respond to this crisis. Adapting patterns of care and maximizing cultural strengths led to programming which recognized the resilience of the Navajo people. Lessons learned during COVID-19 will persist in the IHS efforts to provide high quality care to tribal communities experiencing health inequities.
Recorded 1-hour Virtual Session
Friday, June 4, 2021
12:10pm-1:30pm
Presented by:
Dr. David Greenberg, MD
Dr. Jenna Landers, DO
Dr. Erin Shifeling, MD
Dr. Lance Whitehair, MD
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