Agriculture Policy and Food Sovereignty Symposium – Feb 25
February 25, 2020N/A
These one-day events will focus on the nexus between food sovereignty and four policy areas: (1) agriculture policy, (2) land policy, (3) water policy, and (4) climate change policy – and how the federal government can alter those policies to empower food production efforts of tribal nations. The perspectives shared by tribal leaders, tribal program staff, Native food producers, and others who attend will be synthesized into a series of policy reports that NCAI will produce and release next year. We invite you to join this very important national discussion and look forward to your participation in one of the events listed below.
Agriculture Policy and Food Sovereignty February 25, 2020
8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
Pearl River Resort, 13541 Hwy 16 W, Choctaw, MS 39350
Registration Information Registration Deadline: February 20, 2020
Registration is FREE
Click here to register!
Hotel Information Pearl River Resort
13541 Hwy 16 W, Choctaw, MS 39350
Room Rate: $59/night+tax
Dial 1-866-44 PEARL to book hotel rooms
Group Code: SNCAI20
Hotel room block cutoff is Monday, February 17, 2020
Water Policy and Food Sovereignty April 3, 2020
8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
ASU – College of Law, 111 E. Taylor Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004
Land Policy and Food Sovereignty May 2020
8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Rapid City, SD (More Info Coming Soon!)
Climate Change Policy and Food Sovereignty June 2020
8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Dena’ina Convention Center, Anchorage, AK (More Info Coming Soon!) Registration details coming soon. Join our listserve to receive automated updates.
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.
TRIBAL FAMILY PRESERVATION TRAINING – Yellowhawk Health – March 9 – 13 2020
March 9, 2020N/A
A training for Family Support Specialists. The only peer-to-peer tribal curriculum for Medicaid Billable Family Support Specialists. This is a 5-day training and participation in each day is required for certification.
This training will meet the requirements for family members to be registered as a Family Peer Support Specialist with the State of Oregon.
Training Location:
Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center
46314 Timine Way Pendleton, OR 97801 Download the Flyer!
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.
TRIBAL FAMILY PRESERVATION TRAINING – Yellowhawk Health – March 9 – 13 2020
March 10, 2020N/A
A training for Family Support Specialists. The only peer-to-peer tribal curriculum for Medicaid Billable Family Support Specialists. This is a 5-day training and participation in each day is required for certification.
This training will meet the requirements for family members to be registered as a Family Peer Support Specialist with the State of Oregon.
Training Location:
Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center
46314 Timine Way Pendleton, OR 97801 Download the Flyer!
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.
TRIBAL FAMILY PRESERVATION TRAINING – Yellowhawk Health – March 9 – 13 2020
March 11, 2020N/A
A training for Family Support Specialists. The only peer-to-peer tribal curriculum for Medicaid Billable Family Support Specialists. This is a 5-day training and participation in each day is required for certification.
This training will meet the requirements for family members to be registered as a Family Peer Support Specialist with the State of Oregon.
Training Location:
Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center
46314 Timine Way Pendleton, OR 97801 Download the Flyer!
Tribal Leaders’ Diabetes Committee Meeting Mar 11 – 12
March 11, 2020N/A
Scheduled meeting of the Tribal Leaders Diabetes Committee [TLDC]. TLDC is a Tribal leader advisory group to the IHS Director on chronic disease issues and the Special Diabetes Program for Indians [SDPI] grant program.
Event Sponsor: IHS
Hampton Inn & Suites Alexandria Old Town Area South (Potomac 2 Room)
5821 Richmond Highway
Alexandria VA 22303
Phone: (703)329-1400
Contact Info
Carmen Hardin
Division of Diabetes Treatment and Prevention
IHS
844-447-3387
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.
TRIBAL FAMILY PRESERVATION TRAINING – Yellowhawk Health – March 9 – 13 2020
March 12, 2020N/A
A training for Family Support Specialists. The only peer-to-peer tribal curriculum for Medicaid Billable Family Support Specialists. This is a 5-day training and participation in each day is required for certification.
This training will meet the requirements for family members to be registered as a Family Peer Support Specialist with the State of Oregon.
Training Location:
Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center
46314 Timine Way Pendleton, OR 97801 Download the Flyer!
Tribal Leaders’ Diabetes Committee Meeting Mar 11 – 12
March 12, 2020N/A
Scheduled meeting of the Tribal Leaders Diabetes Committee [TLDC]. TLDC is a Tribal leader advisory group to the IHS Director on chronic disease issues and the Special Diabetes Program for Indians [SDPI] grant program.
Event Sponsor: IHS
Hampton Inn & Suites Alexandria Old Town Area South (Potomac 2 Room)
5821 Richmond Highway
Alexandria VA 22303
Phone: (703)329-1400
Contact Info
Carmen Hardin
Division of Diabetes Treatment and Prevention
IHS
844-447-3387
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Update to Tribal and Urban Indian Organization Leaders – 03/12/2020
March 12, 2020N/A
Please join IHS on Thursday March 12, 2020 at 3:30 PM EDT for an important update on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Tribal Leaders will have an opportunity to provide comments and ask questions to federal officials.
TRIBAL FAMILY PRESERVATION TRAINING – Yellowhawk Health – March 9 – 13 2020
March 13, 2020N/A
A training for Family Support Specialists. The only peer-to-peer tribal curriculum for Medicaid Billable Family Support Specialists. This is a 5-day training and participation in each day is required for certification.
This training will meet the requirements for family members to be registered as a Family Peer Support Specialist with the State of Oregon.
Training Location:
Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center
46314 Timine Way Pendleton, OR 97801 Download the Flyer!
Postponed: National Indian Health Board National Tribal Public Health Summit Mar 17 – 19
March 17, 2020N/A
For Immediate Release March 11, 2020 National Indian Health Board Postpones Tribal Public Health Summit Due to COVID-19 Concerns Due to growing concerns around the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the Board of Directors and CEO of the National Indian Health Board (NIHB) announce that the 2020 National Tribal Public Health Summit, currently scheduled to take place March 17-20, 2020 in Omaha, Nebraska, is being postponed to a later time during 2020. At the heart of NIHB’s work is our commitment to improving the health care and public health systems of all federally recognized Tribes. This sacred charge guides our decisions, including the decision to postpone the Tribal Public Health Summit to a date (to be determined) later this year.NIHB, as a Tribal health organization, believes that we have a commitment to safeguard the health of all Tribal members, and that postponing the Summit to a date later in the year, could help to keep our Peoples healthy. This decision also recognizes that Tribal public health staff and Tribal leaders are committed to being available within their own communities where they may be needed to address this outbreak locally. In addition, Tribal communities are the most vulnerable and least resourced to address a public health outbreak such as the COVID-19 virus. Tribal communities are disproportionately impacted by health conditions that increase the risk of a more serious COVID-19-related illness. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance, these conditions include (but are not limited to) heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory illnesses. Among our Peoples who are 8 years of age and over, rates of coronary heart disease are 1.5 times the rate for Whites, while rates of diabetes among our Peoples are nearly three times the general population. Studies have shown that American Indians and Alaska Natives are also at increased
risk of lower respiratory tract infections, and in certain regions of the country are twice as likely as the general population to become infected and hospitalized with pneumonia, bronchitis, and influenza. These vulnerability factors were key in informing our decision to postpone the NIHB National Tribal Public Health Summit.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this change may cause and we humbly ask you for your forbearance. We also sincerely hope that you will plan on joining NIHB at the Public Health Summit, later this year. In the next hours and days, NIHB will be working to reach out to our attendees, presenters, sponsors, exhibitors and partners. Your support has been invaluable and we are grateful. We hope you will continue to stand with NIHB and Indian Country during this time.
In addition to this outreach, NIHB also will refocus its work on ensuring Tribal Communities and citizens are informed about COVID-19 and its impacts in Indian Country. We also will continue our advocacy efforts to bring resources to address COVID-19 in Tribal Communities, respecting Tribal sovereignty.
NIHB will be sending out more updates regarding the National Tribal Public Health Summit, including what to expect if you are currently registered as an attendee, exhibitor, vendor, or are a sponsor. For up to date information on the Summit and COVID-19, please see NIHB’s website, www.nihb.org
Yours in Health and Unity,
NIHB Board of Directors and CEO
Postponed: National Indian Health Board National Tribal Public Health Summit Mar 17 – 19
March 18, 2020N/A
For Immediate Release March 11, 2020 National Indian Health Board Postpones Tribal Public Health Summit Due to COVID-19 Concerns Due to growing concerns around the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the Board of Directors and CEO of the National Indian Health Board (NIHB) announce that the 2020 National Tribal Public Health Summit, currently scheduled to take place March 17-20, 2020 in Omaha, Nebraska, is being postponed to a later time during 2020. At the heart of NIHB’s work is our commitment to improving the health care and public health systems of all federally recognized Tribes. This sacred charge guides our decisions, including the decision to postpone the Tribal Public Health Summit to a date (to be determined) later this year.NIHB, as a Tribal health organization, believes that we have a commitment to safeguard the health of all Tribal members, and that postponing the Summit to a date later in the year, could help to keep our Peoples healthy. This decision also recognizes that Tribal public health staff and Tribal leaders are committed to being available within their own communities where they may be needed to address this outbreak locally. In addition, Tribal communities are the most vulnerable and least resourced to address a public health outbreak such as the COVID-19 virus. Tribal communities are disproportionately impacted by health conditions that increase the risk of a more serious COVID-19-related illness. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance, these conditions include (but are not limited to) heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory illnesses. Among our Peoples who are 8 years of age and over, rates of coronary heart disease are 1.5 times the rate for Whites, while rates of diabetes among our Peoples are nearly three times the general population. Studies have shown that American Indians and Alaska Natives are also at increased
risk of lower respiratory tract infections, and in certain regions of the country are twice as likely as the general population to become infected and hospitalized with pneumonia, bronchitis, and influenza. These vulnerability factors were key in informing our decision to postpone the NIHB National Tribal Public Health Summit.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this change may cause and we humbly ask you for your forbearance. We also sincerely hope that you will plan on joining NIHB at the Public Health Summit, later this year. In the next hours and days, NIHB will be working to reach out to our attendees, presenters, sponsors, exhibitors and partners. Your support has been invaluable and we are grateful. We hope you will continue to stand with NIHB and Indian Country during this time.
In addition to this outreach, NIHB also will refocus its work on ensuring Tribal Communities and citizens are informed about COVID-19 and its impacts in Indian Country. We also will continue our advocacy efforts to bring resources to address COVID-19 in Tribal Communities, respecting Tribal sovereignty.
NIHB will be sending out more updates regarding the National Tribal Public Health Summit, including what to expect if you are currently registered as an attendee, exhibitor, vendor, or are a sponsor. For up to date information on the Summit and COVID-19, please see NIHB’s website, www.nihb.org
Yours in Health and Unity,
NIHB Board of Directors and CEO
IHS/ 2020 Real Access to “Real Business Opportunities”
March 18, 2020N/A
Access2Success Small Business Conference – Educating the Small Business Community on the Federal Procurement Process
The Indian Health Service Division of Acquisition Policy and U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Office of Small Disadvantaged Business Utilization are sponsoring the Access2Success Small Business Conference, March 18-19, 2020, in Phoenix, Arizona to engage with Native-owned companies who are eligible for federal contracts under the Buy Indian Act and companies who are seeking to partner with firms eligible under the Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set aside or Indian Economic Enterprise set aside programs. Businesses can attend matchmaking sessions with tribal and federal representatives. Companies who offer products and services in information technology, medical supplies and equipment, construction, architectural and engineering services, and health care staffing services are encouraged to attend. Registration is now open, but hurry because space is limited. You may register on-line at: https://www.hhsaccess2success.com/
Upcoming 2020 Access2Success Conference Locations and Dates
IHS/ 2020 Real Access to “Real Business Opportunities”
March 18, 2020N/A
Access2Success Small Business Conference – Educating the Small Business Community on the Federal Procurement Process
The Indian Health Service Division of Acquisition Policy and U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Office of Small Disadvantaged Business Utilization are sponsoring the Access2Success Small Business Conference, March 18-19, 2020, in Phoenix, Arizona to engage with Native-owned companies who are eligible for federal contracts under the Buy Indian Act and companies who are seeking to partner with firms eligible under the Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set aside or Indian Economic Enterprise set aside programs. Businesses can attend matchmaking sessions with tribal and federal representatives. Companies who offer products and services in information technology, medical supplies and equipment, construction, architectural and engineering services, and health care staffing services are encouraged to attend. Registration is now open, but hurry because space is limited. You may register on-line at: https://www.hhsaccess2success.com/
Upcoming 2020 Access2Success Conference Locations and Dates
IHS/ 2020 Real Access to “Real Business Opportunities”
March 18, 2020N/A
Access2Success Small Business Conference – Educating the Small Business Community on the Federal Procurement Process
The Indian Health Service Division of Acquisition Policy and U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Office of Small Disadvantaged Business Utilization are sponsoring the Access2Success Small Business Conference, March 18-19, 2020, in Phoenix, Arizona to engage with Native-owned companies who are eligible for federal contracts under the Buy Indian Act and companies who are seeking to partner with firms eligible under the Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set aside or Indian Economic Enterprise set aside programs. Businesses can attend matchmaking sessions with tribal and federal representatives. Companies who offer products and services in information technology, medical supplies and equipment, construction, architectural and engineering services, and health care staffing services are encouraged to attend. Registration is now open, but hurry because space is limited. You may register on-line at: https://www.hhsaccess2success.com/
Upcoming 2020 Access2Success Conference Locations and Dates
Postponed: National Indian Health Board National Tribal Public Health Summit Mar 17 – 19
March 19, 2020N/A
For Immediate Release March 11, 2020 National Indian Health Board Postpones Tribal Public Health Summit Due to COVID-19 Concerns Due to growing concerns around the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the Board of Directors and CEO of the National Indian Health Board (NIHB) announce that the 2020 National Tribal Public Health Summit, currently scheduled to take place March 17-20, 2020 in Omaha, Nebraska, is being postponed to a later time during 2020. At the heart of NIHB’s work is our commitment to improving the health care and public health systems of all federally recognized Tribes. This sacred charge guides our decisions, including the decision to postpone the Tribal Public Health Summit to a date (to be determined) later this year.NIHB, as a Tribal health organization, believes that we have a commitment to safeguard the health of all Tribal members, and that postponing the Summit to a date later in the year, could help to keep our Peoples healthy. This decision also recognizes that Tribal public health staff and Tribal leaders are committed to being available within their own communities where they may be needed to address this outbreak locally. In addition, Tribal communities are the most vulnerable and least resourced to address a public health outbreak such as the COVID-19 virus. Tribal communities are disproportionately impacted by health conditions that increase the risk of a more serious COVID-19-related illness. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance, these conditions include (but are not limited to) heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory illnesses. Among our Peoples who are 8 years of age and over, rates of coronary heart disease are 1.5 times the rate for Whites, while rates of diabetes among our Peoples are nearly three times the general population. Studies have shown that American Indians and Alaska Natives are also at increased
risk of lower respiratory tract infections, and in certain regions of the country are twice as likely as the general population to become infected and hospitalized with pneumonia, bronchitis, and influenza. These vulnerability factors were key in informing our decision to postpone the NIHB National Tribal Public Health Summit.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this change may cause and we humbly ask you for your forbearance. We also sincerely hope that you will plan on joining NIHB at the Public Health Summit, later this year. In the next hours and days, NIHB will be working to reach out to our attendees, presenters, sponsors, exhibitors and partners. Your support has been invaluable and we are grateful. We hope you will continue to stand with NIHB and Indian Country during this time.
In addition to this outreach, NIHB also will refocus its work on ensuring Tribal Communities and citizens are informed about COVID-19 and its impacts in Indian Country. We also will continue our advocacy efforts to bring resources to address COVID-19 in Tribal Communities, respecting Tribal sovereignty.
NIHB will be sending out more updates regarding the National Tribal Public Health Summit, including what to expect if you are currently registered as an attendee, exhibitor, vendor, or are a sponsor. For up to date information on the Summit and COVID-19, please see NIHB’s website, www.nihb.org
Yours in Health and Unity,
NIHB Board of Directors and CEO
IHS/ 2020 Real Access to “Real Business Opportunities”
March 19, 2020N/A
Access2Success Small Business Conference – Educating the Small Business Community on the Federal Procurement Process
The Indian Health Service Division of Acquisition Policy and U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Office of Small Disadvantaged Business Utilization are sponsoring the Access2Success Small Business Conference, March 18-19, 2020, in Phoenix, Arizona to engage with Native-owned companies who are eligible for federal contracts under the Buy Indian Act and companies who are seeking to partner with firms eligible under the Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set aside or Indian Economic Enterprise set aside programs. Businesses can attend matchmaking sessions with tribal and federal representatives. Companies who offer products and services in information technology, medical supplies and equipment, construction, architectural and engineering services, and health care staffing services are encouraged to attend. Registration is now open, but hurry because space is limited. You may register on-line at: https://www.hhsaccess2success.com/
Upcoming 2020 Access2Success Conference Locations and Dates
IHS/ 2020 Real Access to “Real Business Opportunities”
March 19, 2020N/A
Access2Success Small Business Conference – Educating the Small Business Community on the Federal Procurement Process
The Indian Health Service Division of Acquisition Policy and U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Office of Small Disadvantaged Business Utilization are sponsoring the Access2Success Small Business Conference, March 18-19, 2020, in Phoenix, Arizona to engage with Native-owned companies who are eligible for federal contracts under the Buy Indian Act and companies who are seeking to partner with firms eligible under the Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set aside or Indian Economic Enterprise set aside programs. Businesses can attend matchmaking sessions with tribal and federal representatives. Companies who offer products and services in information technology, medical supplies and equipment, construction, architectural and engineering services, and health care staffing services are encouraged to attend. Registration is now open, but hurry because space is limited. You may register on-line at: https://www.hhsaccess2success.com/
Upcoming 2020 Access2Success Conference Locations and Dates
IHS/ 2020 Real Access to “Real Business Opportunities”
March 19, 2020N/A
Access2Success Small Business Conference – Educating the Small Business Community on the Federal Procurement Process
The Indian Health Service Division of Acquisition Policy and U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Office of Small Disadvantaged Business Utilization are sponsoring the Access2Success Small Business Conference, March 18-19, 2020, in Phoenix, Arizona to engage with Native-owned companies who are eligible for federal contracts under the Buy Indian Act and companies who are seeking to partner with firms eligible under the Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set aside or Indian Economic Enterprise set aside programs. Businesses can attend matchmaking sessions with tribal and federal representatives. Companies who offer products and services in information technology, medical supplies and equipment, construction, architectural and engineering services, and health care staffing services are encouraged to attend. Registration is now open, but hurry because space is limited. You may register on-line at: https://www.hhsaccess2success.com/
Upcoming 2020 Access2Success Conference Locations and Dates
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Update to Tribal and Urban Indian Organization Leaders – 03/19/2020
March 19, 2020N/A
Please join IHS on Thursday March 19, 2020 at 3:30 PM EDT for an important update on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Tribal Leaders will have an opportunity to provide comments and ask questions to federal officials.
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.
IHS Tribal Consultation – COVID-19 Funding March 23 , 2020
March 23, 2020N/A
Description
The IHS invites Tribal Leaders to join us for Tribal Consultation call to provide an update on COVID-19 funding and seek input on funding. On March 18, President Trump signed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act into law providing $64 million to support the cost of COVID-19 testing across the Indian health system. Additionally, the IHS will receive $70 million from the Public Health and Social Services Emergency Fund, appropriated in the Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act. These funds are available to prevent, prepare for, and respond to Coronavirus.
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.
CMS ITU Outreach & Education Event March 31st to April 1st
March 31, 2020N/A
Courtyard Bellevue/Downtown
11010 NE 8th Street
Bellevue, WA, 98004
(425) 454-5888
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is committed to helping the Indian Health Service (IHS), Tribal Health Programs, and Urban Indian Programs (ITU) to maximize their ability to access third party resources. To meet this objective, CMS, in partnership with the States, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Social Security Administration, the Office of the Inspector General, and IHS, provides training to patient benefits advocates on the programs and benefits available through Medicare, Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and the Health Insurance Marketplace.
CMS ITU Outreach & Education Event March 31st to April 1st
April 1, 2020N/A
Courtyard Bellevue/Downtown
11010 NE 8th Street
Bellevue, WA, 98004
(425) 454-5888
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is committed to helping the Indian Health Service (IHS), Tribal Health Programs, and Urban Indian Programs (ITU) to maximize their ability to access third party resources. To meet this objective, CMS, in partnership with the States, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Social Security Administration, the Office of the Inspector General, and IHS, provides training to patient benefits advocates on the programs and benefits available through Medicare, Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and the Health Insurance Marketplace.
registration is open for this year’s Tribal Behavioral Health Conference and Opioid Symposium! Please visit our website here for registration forms. Additional information regarding Keynotes, workshops, and agenda items will be provided as soon as possible.
registration is open for this year’s Tribal Behavioral Health Conference and Opioid Symposium! Please visit our website here for registration forms. Additional information regarding Keynotes, workshops, and agenda items will be provided as soon as possible.
The IHS is hosting the 3rd annual World Autism Awareness Day Interagency Roundtable with a focused theme of Data Promoting Practical Life. The forum will provided an opportunity to raise awareness and showcase how each the federal agencies are addressing autism spectrum disorders. Autism Speaks representatives described key themes related to autism spectrum disorder, family resources, public health issues, research, and health disparities in the United States and abroad. Federal representatives shared agency resources, collaborations, and activities related to autism. The Efforts to Improve Life Experiences panel will highlight sensory-friendly environments, and innovative philanthropic and advocacy efforts.
Registration Fee: None.
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Health care administrators, clinical directors, health care providers and paraprofessionals from all Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare organizations.
Location
Pavilion – 5th Floor
5600 Fishers Lane
Rockville MD 20857
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.
National Institutes of Health Tribal Advisory Committee Meeting Mar 26 – 27
American Indian Elder Group 2020 Tribal Behavioral Health Conference and Opioid Symposium
