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Racial Disparities in Healthcare: History, Causes & Effects, and Solutions

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75 minutes
Date Published

February 3, 2021

Publisher

Monroe County Bar Association

Subjects

Diversity, Healthcare

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Summary

Join us for what promises to be an enlightening and educational program moderated by Duwaine Bascoe, Esq., that examines the history of racial inequity in our health care systems, current racial inequities in delivery of health care, and solutions for the future. A panel of regional and nationally recognized experts will discuss the following topics: Dr. Daryll Dykes - Dr. Dykes, the Chief Diversity Officer at Upstate Medical Center, who also has a J.D.,will discuss the historical framework of health disparities from a legal and regulatory perspective. Melanie Funchess - Ms. Funchess, Director of Community Engagement for the Mental Health Association of Rochester/ Monroe County, will discuss historical and system-based trauma that create and contribute to health disparities and their traumatic impact on mental health of communities of color, including how these traumas contribute to distrust of health care systems. Wade Norwood - Mr. Norwood, CEO of Common Ground Health, will discuss the history of racism in delivery of health care and its relationship to education, housing and employment. Dr. Mahala Schlagman - Dr. Schlagman will discuss her experiences and observations of health disparities locally including how historical oppression can influence individual choices surrounding the COVID vaccine. She will also discuss work being done toward institutional change through multi-sector partnerships. Shane Wiegand - Mr. Wiegand, a community advocate, will address the local history that contributed to racial inequity in delivery of health care, including redlining. After each panelist speaks there will be a period of panel discussion and a Q and A with audience members

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Presenters

Duwaine Bascoe
Abrams Fensterman LLP

DUWAINE BASCOE, ESQ., is an associate in the Rochester office of Abrams, Fensterman,Fensterman, Eisman, Formato, Ferrara,... Read More

Darryl Dykes
Upstate Medical Center

DARYLL DYKES, MD, PHD., JD, is Chief Diversity Officer and Assistant Professor ofPublic Health and Preventive Medicine at... Read More

Melanie Funchess
Ubuntu Village Works LLC

MELANIE FUNCHESS is CEO/Principal of Ubuntu Village Works LLC in Rochester, NewYork.

Wade Norwood
Common Ground Health

WADE NORWOOD is CEO of Common Ground Health in Rochester, New York.

Shane Wiegand
Rush-Henrietta School District

SHANE WIEGAND is a 4th grade teacher in the Rush-Henrietta School District and co-leadof the Anti-racist Curriculum Project... Read More

Dr. Mahala Shlagman
University of Rochester Medical Center

M. MAHALA SCHLAGMAN, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Universityof Rochester Medical Center Division of... Read More

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