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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

1. Recognize the ongoing threat of pertussis and its relationship to health care quality
2. Identify the system level causes of the 2010 pertussis epidemic
3. Identify clinic-level improvements that could prevent future pertussis deaths

A LIVE WEBCAST PRESENTED BY:
Ricardo Garay, Health Network Manager
Migrant Clinicians Network

A conference call with Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack and senior Administration officials to discuss key new health care benefits under the Affordable Care Act.  Several new health care benefits will begin to apply on September 23, and we want to ensure that community leaders like you have the most up-to-date information and resources about these new benefits to share with your communities and networks.

Time: 3:45 PM ET (please dial in 5 minutes early)
Call Name: Health Care Benefits for Rural America
Call Number: (800) 288-8968
RSVP: Please RSVP to opersvp@who.eop.gov.  We will distribute materials prior to the call.

ASHCA Annual Meeting and Workshop

Mission: To proactively address ongoing and emerging occupational safety and health issues affecting U.S. agriculture.

 Goals for the Council include:

• Pursue national strategies to reduce agricultural injuries and fatalities, based on reliable data and emerging issues.

A LIVE WEBCAST PRESENTED BY:
Deliana Garcia Director International Projects. Research, and Development
Migrant Clinicians Networkk

THIRD ANNUAL FREEDOM’S VOICE CONFERENCE and Soledad O'Brien Freedom's Voice Award Gala

Conference to Focus on Improving Access to Healthcare for Communities of Color
 

Creating culturally competent prevention education materials is a challenging task, but it is needed to ensure community members' self-identification of risk and adoption of healthy behaviors. Poder Sano, an initiative of Farmworker Justice, invites you to join a dynamic one-hour “talk show” featuring Rural Women's Health Project (RWHP) from Gainesville, FL as they discuss their experience with fotonovelas, a type of prevention education material.

lncludes test taking strategies and review test blueprint

What You Need to Know
Scientific basis for practice, treatment modalities, protective mechanisms, disease process, alterations in lifestyle, health promotion, and oncologic emergencies.

Master the Terminology and Disease Process

• Identifying the clinical aspects & definitions of the most confusing terms
• Understand the clinical indicators to help select correct codes
• Determining POA or HAC and why it matters

Coding Guidelines, Sequencing and Combination Codes

Presented by:
Deliana Garcia Director, International Projects
Research, and Development
Migrant Clinicians Networkk