Collaborative Center for Health Equity (CCHE) Speaker Series

  

The Collaborative Center for Health Equity (CCHE) will build lasting partnerships and engage university and community partners in collaborative teaching, research, and service initiatives to improve health equity in underserved communities of Wisconsin.

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	Advancing American Indian Public Health Through Cultural-focused Tobacco Control Efforts Patricia Nez Henderson, MD, MPH April 12 2013Email me when available
	A Successful Community-Academic Partnership to Address Health Disparities: The Healthy Black Family Project Stephen B. Thomas, PhD August 4 2008
	Challenges in Sustaining Community-based Participatory Research Jennie Joe, PhD, MPH May 2 2008
	Creating an Infrastructure for Quality Health, Disparities Reductions and Health Care Quality M. Christopher Gibbons April 29 2008
	Building Capacity for Successful Community-based Research Jeannette South-Paul, MD April 23 2008
	Addressing Healthcare Issues in the Hmong Community Pang V. Vang, RN, BSN, MEd April 10 2008
	Walking Forward: Addressing Cancer Health Disparities with American Indians in South Dakota Daniel G. Petereit, MD November 14 2007
	African American Women's Mental Health Earlise Ward, PhD June 28 2007
	Promoting Well-Being in Latino Children Affected by Parental Depression Carmen Valdez, PhD June 28 2007
	Am I My Brother's Keeper: An Exploratory Examination of Adult Low-Income Male Access to Healthcare in Milwaukee David J. Pate, PhD June 28 2007
	In Search of What Constitutes Optimal & Adolescent Health: Conversations with Latina/o Parents of High School Youth Scott Solberg, PhD June 28 2007
	Health and Wellness Among Latino/Hispanic Populations in the United States Leo Morales, MD, PhD May 9 2007
	Health Disparities: Cultural Considerations for African American Women Sheila Ward, PhD, MPH May 2 2007
	Using Student Portfolios to Assess Competence in Cultural Diversity Hardin Coleman, PhD April 11 2007
	Culturally Competent Patient Navigation on Reservations in South Dakota Kevin Molloy, RN March 28 2007

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