DATE: Wednesday, September 20, 2023
TIME: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Our Vision: To achieve health equity for black communities by improving education and outreach efforts, removing barriers to health care access, and addressing internal biases & racism.
Meeting Overview: Our Guest Speaker is Dr. Janiene Luke, a board-certified dermatologist, Associate Professor, and Residency Program Director at the Loma Linda University Department of Dermatology in California.
Dr. Luke will discuss the inequities in healthcare and health outcomes in the field of dermatology for Black and African American patients and specific disease states or dermatological conditions impacting patients of color. Dr. Luke will also share opportunities to address these challenges by training providers in treating skin of color patients and addressing internal biases in dermatology care.
Learn on skin care equity as we approach National Healthy Skin Month in November and practical "how-to" tips on the practical management of care for black patients to counteract or mitigate harm in real time.
SBC 2023 GOALS
Offer education and engagement opportunities to CHC providers, management, and administrators on specific “How-to” strategies to address issues impacting black communities.
Identify, share, and support best practices that build trust in black communities and for black patients and populations across the state.
Inform how CPCA and SBC can work together to create ways to address using medical algorithms in practice internally with CPCA members and externally with other partners.
Engage and develop partnerships with other external partners, including community-based organizations, Health Plans, government and academic institutions, and policy and advocacy-based partners.
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