Session handouts for the 2020 Many Faces of Community Health Conference are not yet available, please check back in September 2020.
2019
Thursday, October 31st Sessions
1A. Reducing Harms Associated with Substance Use Disorder through Syringe Service Programs
1B. Healthy Beginnings Program: Partnering for Safe Pregnancies and Healthy Babies
1C. Trust, Intent, and Gratitude: The Basics to Building a Culture of Joy
1D. Improving Diabetes Care: An Effort towards Health Equity
2A. Trauma-Informed Care is Making a Difference: The How and Why
2B. The Bounce Back Project and Power of Social Connections
2C. Using Pay-for-Performance to Reduce Health Disparities: What Have We Learned
2D. Community Paramedics and CHWs: Reducing Health Disparities and Increasing Self-Management Skills
Thursday Lunchtime Plenary: Preparing the Workforce to Better Engage Patients in their Health
3A. How to Teach Your Patients about Pain
3C. Karibu Mama Mtoto Parenting Circle – Healing Trauma in African American Women
3D. An Innovative Telehealth Approach to Oral Health Services within Rural Head Start Clinics
4A. The Ready Set Smile Difference
4B. Trauma-Informed Community Health Care: Our Journey So Far
4C. Maximizing Clinical Pharmacy Services in a Primary Care Setting
4D. Creating a Breastfeeding-Friendly Organization
Friday, November 1st Sessions
Friday Opening Keynote: Generations, Double Click
5A. Getting Over It: Effective Techniques for Taking a Sexual History
5B. Providing Health Care to Immigrants: An Imperative
5C. Launching a Telehealth Program: Experiences and Learnings
5D. Crisis Averted: Embedding a Behavioral Health Consultant in Primary Care
6A. How the MN Health Collaborative is Tackling Mental Health in Primary Care
6B. The COACH Model: Addressing Oral Health at Critical Life Stages
6C. Federal and State Policy Update
6D. Confronting the Huge Inequities in the Health of African American Mothers and Babies
Friday Closing Plenary: Hope and Inspiration in Addiction Recovery, Musical Performance
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