Aurora Wellness Community’s Post

Imagine a world where everyone, regardless of their background or status, can access reliable health information. In the past years, misinformation has loomed large, threatening public health and shaping perceptions of science and government. Have you ever wondered how we can fight back against this tide of misinformation, especially when it comes to matters as important as health? Through his Robert Wood Johnson Foundation-funded project, David Scales, an assistant professor of medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine and Chief Medical Officer at Critica, Inc is exploring and developing a new protective knowledge model for addressing misinformation. Check out his interview published in our "What’s Next Health: 5 Questions For…" series to learn more about his project aimed at creating a safe information environment for health and why it is important to invest in public health infrastructure to better support communities in understanding health information. https://lnkd.in/eNQNadbD #Misinformation #HealthEquity #PublicHealth

So excited to participate in this discussion!

Shannon Guillot-Wright, PhD, associate professor The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) School of Public Health and Total Worker Health program director for the SWCOEH, will moderate a panel discussion at The Gulf-Alaska Knowledge Exchange Workshop series hosted by The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine in Thibodaux, Louisiana next week. Guillot-Wright's panel will discuss "Proactive Preparedness: Discussion of ways to monitor and measure community and behavioral health to assist decision-makers involved in oil spill response”. More 👇 https://lnkd.in/gH_BQBzE

Resident and Family Councils in long-term care are well poised to contribute to evidence based development and innovation in healthcare. VCAFC https://lnkd.in/g3UrasrE

What are the points of connection and disconnection between critical medical humanities and arts & health? Read our blog advocating for increased dialogue between those working across these interconnected fields... https://lnkd.in/eSawjmDa

Join me as I moderate a discussion with Drs. Angela Hagaman East Tennessee State University, Craig Henderson, Sam Houston State University, Bettina Hoeppner Massachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School, and Sierra Castedo de Martell, Chestnut Health Systems regarding important questions about the PRSS/RCC workforce and the role they play within their recovery ecosystems. Such questions include: (1) the specific activities PRSS engage in and in which settings they conduct them, (2) how benefit from services is best operationalized and measured, and (3) the economic valuation of these services.

So excited to be part of this book! Check out my chapter on Process Improvement Simulations for Nursing.

I love this presentation discussing a need for a different model of healthcare in our culture. One that's more comprehensive and considers psychosocial components.

Hear from Dr. Mikah Owen and Dr. Roy Wade, Jr. on how their research and clinical work can be translated into tangible, trauma-responsive systems and policies in our latest video: https://lnkd.in/e72qzrdm

Reducing Barriers Toward Health Equity: The Interface of Public Health and Academic Medical Institutions, featuring Matifadza Hlatshwayo Davis, MD, MPH, FIDSA, St. Louis Health Director. This November 7 presentation will address ways in which academic medical and research institutions can support public health and health equity by fostering interdisciplinary and service learning opportunities, policy guidance and community service. bit.ly/TAPH-Davis