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Category Archive for: ‘Videos’
Conference 2013: Sharon Gary-Smith reminds us of why we are on the march to build a movement
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Transforming Health Care: Putting Health First Sharon Gary-Smith, our closing speaker, shares her passion for social justice and reminds us of why we are on the march to build a movement.
Read MoreConference 2013: Jeff Cogen, Chair of the Multnomah County Commissioners
Transforming Health Care: Putting Health First Jeff Cogen, Chair of the Multnomah County Commissioners, discusses the role of the social determinants of health on the county’s health program.
Read MoreConference 2013: Sue Christoforou, the Equality Trust
Transforming Health Care: Putting Health First Sue Christoforou, from the Equality Trust in the UK, delves into the links between income inequality and health and social outcomes.
Read MoreConference 2013: Dr. John Santa, director of the Health Ratings Center at Consumer Reports
Transforming Health Care: Putting Health First Dr. John Santa, director of the Health Ratings Center at Consumer Reports, examines the state of health care reform and describes the role of his program in improving health.
Read MoreConference 2013: Mike Bonetto, Health Policy Advisor to Governor Kitzhaber
Transforming Health Care: Putting Health First Mike Bonetto, Health Policy Advisor to Governor Kitzhaber, discusses Coordinated Care Organizations (CCOs).
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