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The Central Valley Hepatitis C Project: The Hepatitis C Epidemic: Breaking the Silence Education, Economics, Access and Opportunities.
at California State University, Fresno, in partnership with Fresno State, the American Liver Foundation Central Valley Health Policy Institute, Centerforce and Wings for Life
Date/Time:October 3rd, 2012, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm - $No charge
Contact: Ora Murray (Email)
Phone: 559-228-2163
Register: Call/email Ora Murray to register.
A one day summit that will bring together 250 – 300 professionals from correctional systems, judicial systems, public health departments, social service departments, mental health departments, hospitals, clinics, etc. Through interactive breakout sessions participants will share their voices, expertise and leadership as together we explore the education, economics, access, and opportunities of health care reform, the correctional health system, California’s realignment, and innovative strategies in care management, treatment, and social services for HCV infected young women of color and HCV infected ex-offenders.
Key Speakers
- Andrew Hoff, Dean of College of Health and Human Services, Fresno State
- John D. Welty, President, Fresno State
- Donna Cryer, President and CEO, American Liver Foundation
- Julie Lifshay, Health and Special Project Manager, Centerforce
- Theresa Hughes, President and Founder, Wings for Life
- Rachel McLean, Adult Viral Hepatitis Prevention Coordinator, California Department of Public Health
- Nadine Simons, CAPT, Regional Health Administrator, Health and Human Services, Region IX
The day after the Summit, ALF will conduct train the trainer to Central Valley health care professionals enabling the delivery of Hep C programs throughout Central Valley
In addition to increased delivery of Hep C education programs – Phase 2 and 3 will involve building and delivering a curriculum to train doctors in Hep C management and treatment and creating the necessary incentives and infrastructure to ensure that once trained the doctors will actually take in patients.
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