3rd Annual National Native Research & Training Conference June 29 – 1, 2020
June 29, 2020N/A
The primary goal of the annual NNHRT conference is to contribute toward the growth of a Native health research community that is dedicated to honoring tribal decision-making processes, building trust through tribal community participation and guided by tribal cultural knowledge and values. Ultimately, the aims of Native health programs are best achieved when Native decision-makers, researchers, and community members are driving the research agenda, conducting the research, and sharing the outcomes with the tribal health stakeholder community. We therefore encourage all NNHRT participants to consider, when sharing and discussing individual research projects and exploring ideas for future projects, how does this work promote and sustain tribal governance, community trust, and cultural values and understandings.
3rd Annual National Native Research & Training Conference June 29 – 1, 2020
June 30, 2020N/A
The primary goal of the annual NNHRT conference is to contribute toward the growth of a Native health research community that is dedicated to honoring tribal decision-making processes, building trust through tribal community participation and guided by tribal cultural knowledge and values. Ultimately, the aims of Native health programs are best achieved when Native decision-makers, researchers, and community members are driving the research agenda, conducting the research, and sharing the outcomes with the tribal health stakeholder community. We therefore encourage all NNHRT participants to consider, when sharing and discussing individual research projects and exploring ideas for future projects, how does this work promote and sustain tribal governance, community trust, and cultural values and understandings.
Organization Leader Call – COVID-19 Update June 30
June 30, 2020N/A
Description
Please join IHS on Tuesday, June 30 at 4 PM (Eastern) for an important update on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Urban Indian Leaders will have an opportunity to provide comments and ask questions to federal officials.
Date: Tuesday, June 30, 2020
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM (Eastern)
Conference Call: 800-857-5577
Participant Passcode: 7338459
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Urban Indian Organization Leaders
3rd Annual National Native Research & Training Conference June 29 – 1, 2020
July 1, 2020N/A
The primary goal of the annual NNHRT conference is to contribute toward the growth of a Native health research community that is dedicated to honoring tribal decision-making processes, building trust through tribal community participation and guided by tribal cultural knowledge and values. Ultimately, the aims of Native health programs are best achieved when Native decision-makers, researchers, and community members are driving the research agenda, conducting the research, and sharing the outcomes with the tribal health stakeholder community. We therefore encourage all NNHRT participants to consider, when sharing and discussing individual research projects and exploring ideas for future projects, how does this work promote and sustain tribal governance, community trust, and cultural values and understandings.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
Indian Health Service Urban Indian Organization Leader Call – COVID-19 Update July 7 , 2020
July 7, 2020N/A
Please join IHS on Tuesday, July 7 at 4 PM (Eastern) for an important update on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Urban Indian Leaders will have an opportunity to provide comments and ask questions to federal officials.
Date: Tuesday, July 7, 2020
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM (Eastern)
Conference Call: 800-857-5577
Participant Passcode: 6703929
Who Should Attend: Urban Indian Organization Leaders
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes)
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
The Tribal Self-Governance Advisory Committee (TSGAC) is an advisory committee to the IHS Director. The TSGAC Advocates for Self-Governance Tribes, suggests policy guidance on the implementation of the IHS Tribal Self-Governance Program, and advises the IHS Director on issues of concern to all Self-Governance Tribes. The Advisory Committee holds 3 meetings a year to confer with the IHS Director on current activities, policy changes and program updates.
Registration Fee: none
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: TSGAC Members and designated Technical Advisors
IHS Tribal Self-Governance Advisory Committee (TSGAC) Virtual Meeting July 15
July 15, 2020N/A
Description
The Tribal Self-Governance Advisory Committee (TSGAC) is an advisory committee to the IHS Director. The TSGAC Advocates for Self-Governance Tribes, suggests policy guidance on the implementation of the IHS Tribal Self-Governance Program, and advises the IHS Director on issues of concern to all Self-Governance Tribes. The Advisory Committee holds 3 meetings a year to confer with the IHS Director on current activities, policy changes and program updates.
A virtual meeting is being scheduled for July 15th from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. eastern time. More details will be provided soon.
Registration Fee: None
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: TSGAC Members and designated Technical Advisors
The Tribal Self-Governance Advisory Committee (TSGAC) is an advisory committee to the IHS Director. The TSGAC Advocates for Self-Governance Tribes, suggests policy guidance on the implementation of the IHS Tribal Self-Governance Program, and advises the IHS Director on issues of concern to all Self-Governance Tribes. The Advisory Committee holds 3 meetings a year to confer with the IHS Director on current activities, policy changes and program updates.
Registration Fee: none
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: TSGAC Members and designated Technical Advisors
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
As part of Mayo Clinic’s continued focus on reconciliation and building relationships with American Indian / Alaska Native communities, we are offering a 5-week summer program intended to aid undergraduate students in preparation for health careers. Guided by a team of faculty and staff, workshops and sessions will focus on developing skills and strategies for the medical school admissions process. A Pilot Cohort of 15 students will be competitively selected from the applicants and will assemble for related Q&A sessions with subject matter experts, participate in additional cohort-building activities, and be granted access to self-paced online MCAT Prep. Given the challenges and advantages of distance delivery, program content for this pilot will be dynamic and shaped by student feedback.
Pilot Cohort Program Highlights
MCAT Strategy & Prep, with individual coaching session, 1 year online self-paced course
Personal Statement Writing Workshop
Mock Interviews
Community informed clinical simulation activities and disparities case studies
Discussion panels with medical students, residents, attending physicians, and scientists
Exploration of ongoing Bioethics and Community-Engaged projects
Culturally based team building exercises
Mentoring and continued learning and engagement during the 2020-2021 academic year
For questions contact
Office for Diversity, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
officefordiversity@mayo.edu
As part of Mayo Clinic’s continued focus on reconciliation and building relationships with American Indian / Alaska Native communities, we are offering a 5-week summer program intended to aid undergraduate students in preparation for health careers. Guided by a team of faculty and staff, workshops and sessions will focus on developing skills and strategies for the medical school admissions process. A Pilot Cohort of 15 students will be competitively selected from the applicants and will assemble for related Q&A sessions with subject matter experts, participate in additional cohort-building activities, and be granted access to self-paced online MCAT Prep. Given the challenges and advantages of distance delivery, program content for this pilot will be dynamic and shaped by student feedback.
Pilot Cohort Program Highlights
MCAT Strategy & Prep, with individual coaching session, 1 year online self-paced course
Personal Statement Writing Workshop
Mock Interviews
Community informed clinical simulation activities and disparities case studies
Discussion panels with medical students, residents, attending physicians, and scientists
Exploration of ongoing Bioethics and Community-Engaged projects
Culturally based team building exercises
Mentoring and continued learning and engagement during the 2020-2021 academic year
For questions contact
Office for Diversity, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
officefordiversity@mayo.edu
As part of Mayo Clinic’s continued focus on reconciliation and building relationships with American Indian / Alaska Native communities, we are offering a 5-week summer program intended to aid undergraduate students in preparation for health careers. Guided by a team of faculty and staff, workshops and sessions will focus on developing skills and strategies for the medical school admissions process. A Pilot Cohort of 15 students will be competitively selected from the applicants and will assemble for related Q&A sessions with subject matter experts, participate in additional cohort-building activities, and be granted access to self-paced online MCAT Prep. Given the challenges and advantages of distance delivery, program content for this pilot will be dynamic and shaped by student feedback.
Pilot Cohort Program Highlights
MCAT Strategy & Prep, with individual coaching session, 1 year online self-paced course
Personal Statement Writing Workshop
Mock Interviews
Community informed clinical simulation activities and disparities case studies
Discussion panels with medical students, residents, attending physicians, and scientists
Exploration of ongoing Bioethics and Community-Engaged projects
Culturally based team building exercises
Mentoring and continued learning and engagement during the 2020-2021 academic year
For questions contact
Office for Diversity, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
officefordiversity@mayo.edu
As part of Mayo Clinic’s continued focus on reconciliation and building relationships with American Indian / Alaska Native communities, we are offering a 5-week summer program intended to aid undergraduate students in preparation for health careers. Guided by a team of faculty and staff, workshops and sessions will focus on developing skills and strategies for the medical school admissions process. A Pilot Cohort of 15 students will be competitively selected from the applicants and will assemble for related Q&A sessions with subject matter experts, participate in additional cohort-building activities, and be granted access to self-paced online MCAT Prep. Given the challenges and advantages of distance delivery, program content for this pilot will be dynamic and shaped by student feedback.
Pilot Cohort Program Highlights
MCAT Strategy & Prep, with individual coaching session, 1 year online self-paced course
Personal Statement Writing Workshop
Mock Interviews
Community informed clinical simulation activities and disparities case studies
Discussion panels with medical students, residents, attending physicians, and scientists
Exploration of ongoing Bioethics and Community-Engaged projects
Culturally based team building exercises
Mentoring and continued learning and engagement during the 2020-2021 academic year
For questions contact
Office for Diversity, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
officefordiversity@mayo.edu
This three day event provides valuable information for Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in Information Technology (IT), Health IT, Business Office and Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments; Expert speakers & focus on IT, Cybersecurity, Health IT, Health Information Management, Meaningful Use, Privacy, Records Management, Third Party Billing, Collections, PRC-Rates Implementation, the Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund and more.
Registration Fee: no fee
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Business Office, PRC, Health Information Managers and IT Staff
This three day event provides valuable information for Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in Information Technology (IT), Health IT, Business Office and Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments; Expert speakers & focus on IT, Cybersecurity, Health IT, Health Information Management, Meaningful Use, Privacy, Records Management, Third Party Billing, Collections, PRC-Rates Implementation, the Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund and more.
Registration Fee: no fee
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Business Office, PRC, Health Information Managers and IT Staff
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
This three day event provides valuable information for Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in Information Technology (IT), Health IT, Business Office and Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments; Expert speakers & focus on IT, Cybersecurity, Health IT, Health Information Management, Meaningful Use, Privacy, Records Management, Third Party Billing, Collections, PRC-Rates Implementation, the Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund and more.
Registration Fee: no fee
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Business Office, PRC, Health Information Managers and IT Staff
3rd Annual National Native Research & Training Conference June 29 – 1, 2020
