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This conference will serve to increase social service providers' awareness of gender issues, including detection and response to gender-based violence, encouraging a gender-based perspective on migration and community leadership so as to better serve the Austin community.

The Clinical Directors Network, Inc.

Do you have ideas for how to improve clinical services at your health center that the leadership team won’t try?   In this session, you will learn how to structure clinical improvements to fit the income model for your Health Center. Dr. Moore brings an important perspective to the discussion of the financial realities of health centers through his previous work as both a frontline clinician and as a member of the leadership team of a federally funded health center. Using case studies, Dr.

Each spring, the National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership hosts a national conference that brings together hundreds of leaders in government, law, medicine, nursing, public health and social work to share ideas, insights and best practices about how integrating legal care into health care can help combat health-harming social conditions.

Over the last two decades, nail salon services in the United States have more than tripled. The majority of manicurists are women of color and of reproductive age, a significant proportion of whom are of Asian descent. Every day at nail salons across the country, these workers are exposed to harmful chemicals linked to serious health and safety issues with many experiencing a range of health impacts.

This webcast is brought to you by the Rockefeller University Hospital Center for Clinical and Translational Science, the Rockefeller University Sackler Center for Biomedicine and Nutrition Research and Clinical Directors Netowrk Inc. (CDN). Funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Grant No.1 P30-HS-021667 through N2PBRN:  A Network of Networks Virtual Training Series.

Presented By: Fabienne Laraque, MD, MPH, Medical Director,Viral Hepatitis Surveillance, Prevention and Control Program, Bureau of Communicable Diseases, NYC Department of Health and Mental HygieneSponsored By: Cicatelli Associates, Inc.

The 2015 Four Corners conference is primarily for public health professionals focused on TB and HIV/AIDS. The theme is "Care for the Whole Person" and the programming will reflect this by focusing on a variety of medical and social co-morbidity concerns facing those both caring for and those being treated for TB or HIV/AIDS. There will also be presentations on several emerging infectious diseases in the 4-Corners region.