Seems like my account was hacked. Super weird. Please ignore anything that is not maternal health. Maybe I will deactivate this account. Meh!
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Conservative activists are claiming the first Black president in Harvard’s 387 year history is an affirmative action hire & actually not qualified for the job. Folks…Black women do not get jobs only white men have ever had by being mediocre and unqualified. Not happening.
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When my mum died of an illness I had never heard of, I set myself a goal of becoming an expert in it. As of yesterday, I officially achieved that goal 🥹 #PhDone
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Researchers @UNC and @OrangeHealthNC, just received a $21-million funding award from @PCORI to study interventions that can address health conditions and social determinants of health in an effort to improve #MaternalHealth outcomes in #NorthCarolina.
news.unchealthcare.org/2023/…
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Have you started following our podcast: the Power of MoMMA's Voices? We share information about our coalition but also we feature moms, like you. Moms get to share their stories with others, with ease.
Want to learn more? Visit mommasvoices.org/podcast
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Reproductive justice is not a privilege, it's a human right. Every person should have the right to safe, dignified, and equitable healthcare throughout our reproductive journeys.
#ReproductiveJustice #BlackMaternalHealth
Delighted to be at Fayetteville State University for the North Carolina Society for Public Health Education conference
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There's still time to work on your proposal for #AMCHP2024! Explore next year’s theme, Partnering with Purpose, and apply to share your work and ideas under any of the 10 subject-focused tracks by November 3: bit.ly/AMCHP2024_CFP.
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ALT Graphic alerting to share your work under any of the 10 subject-focused tracks for AMCHP 2024: Black Maternal Health; Epidemiology, Data, Assessment, & Evaluation; Emergency Preparedness & Response; Children & Youth with Special Health Care Needs & Disabilities; Family Engagement & Partnership; Health Equity & Social Determinants of Health; Mental Health/Behavioral Health; Policy & Advocacy; Workforce Development & Leadership; Youth Engagement & Partnership. Submit by Nov. 3 bit.ly/AMCHP2024_CFP
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Register now for the Challenging Norms: Uplifting Anti-Racist Work to Transform the Landscape of Medical Education symposium on October 13-14, focusing on anti-racist transformation in three areas of medical education: mshs.co/3szusbq
#ARTinMedEd #ChallengingNorms23
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Super proud to have contributed to this amazing work with @verobarce and the rest of the authors. Let’s change the narrative and embrace respectful, supportive and loving communication.
The authors provide concrete examples of the way language is used in medical documentation and discussion that can empower patients or perpetuate bias. ow.ly/waGr30sxiWb @hapiOBRN @verobarce
Thrilled to start as Associate Faculty with @AriadneLabs, while maintaining my academic home at UNC.
Ariadne Labs is a joint center for health systems innovation at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health: ariadnelabs.org
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The front page of tomorrow's @dailytarheel –
I shed many tears while typing up these heart-wrenching text messages sent and received by UNC students yesterday. Our campus was on lockdown for more than three hours.
Beyond proud of this cover and the team behind it.
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We can’t wait to see you in Nashville!
#EndObstetricRacismNow #WeDeserveQualityandSafety
@RJEpiOBWarrior
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Sign up today for our Inaugural Obstetric Patient Safety Summit 2023! The first community led and designed collective experience to address the seven pain points or performance indicators of quality and patient safety in obstetrics and perinatal care: opss-sankofa.com/
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Representation in medicine goes beyond just increasing diversity for the sake of inclusivity. It positively impacts patient outcomes, reduces healthcare disparities, and fosters a more compassionate and effective healthcare system.
Embracing diversity and promoting representation in medicine is essential for building a healthier, more equitable world for everyone.
#medicalillustration #womenhealth






























