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ALT MDisability Provider Webinar Series. From Barriers to Better Care: Supporting Primary Care for People with Physical Disabilities. Webinar for primary care providers. Presenters from the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, include Mary Megan Schmidt, DO, clinical assistant professor, and Gianna Maria Mallillan Rodriguez, MD, clinical professor. Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 at Noon EDT MDisability, a Family Medicine disability health program Watch previous webinars at https://michmed.org/bQJ7B Both presenters are pictured to the right on the graphic. Dr. Schmidt, a white woman with shoulder length brown hair and glasses, is pictured to the left of Dr. Rodriguez, a woman with tan skin and black hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt. The Michigan Medicine University of Michigan logo is at the lower right.

ALT MDisability Provider Webinar Series. From Barriers to Better Care: Supporting Primary Care for People with Physical Disabilities. Webinar for primary care providers. Presenters from the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, include Mary Megan Schmidt, DO, clinical assistant professor, and Gianna Maria Mallillan Rodriguez, MD, clinical professor. Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 at Noon EDT MDisability, a Family Medicine disability health program Watch previous webinars at https://michmed.org/bQJ7B Both presenters are pictured to the right on the graphic. Dr. Schmidt, a white woman with shoulder length brown hair and glasses, is pictured to the left of Dr. Rodriguez, a woman with tan skin and black hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt. The Michigan Medicine University of Michigan logo is at the lower right.

ALT MDisability Provider Webinar Series. From Barriers to Better Care: Supporting Primary Care for People with Physical Disabilities. Webinar for primary care providers. Presenters from the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, include Mary Megan Schmidt, DO, clinical assistant professor, and Gianna Maria Mallillan Rodriguez, MD, clinical professor. Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 at Noon EDT MDisability, a Family Medicine disability health program Watch previous webinars at https://michmed.org/bQJ7B Both presenters are pictured to the right on the graphic. Dr. Schmidt, a white woman with shoulder length brown hair and glasses, is pictured to the left of Dr. Rodriguez, a woman with tan skin and black hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt. The Michigan Medicine University of Michigan logo is at the lower right.

ALT MDisability Provider Webinar Series. From Barriers to Better Care: Supporting Primary Care for People with Physical Disabilities. Webinar for primary care providers. Presenters from the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, include Mary Megan Schmidt, DO, clinical assistant professor, and Gianna Maria Mallillan Rodriguez, MD, clinical professor. Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 at Noon EDT MDisability, a Family Medicine disability health program Watch previous webinars at https://michmed.org/bQJ7B Both presenters are pictured to the right on the graphic. Dr. Schmidt, a white woman with shoulder length brown hair and glasses, is pictured to the left of Dr. Rodriguez, a woman with tan skin and black hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt. The Michigan Medicine University of Michigan logo is at the lower right.

ALT MDisability Provider Webinar Series. From Barriers to Better Care: Supporting Primary Care for People with Physical Disabilities. Webinar for primary care providers. Presenters from the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, include Mary Megan Schmidt, DO, clinical assistant professor, and Gianna Maria Mallillan Rodriguez, MD, clinical professor. Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 at Noon EDT MDisability, a Family Medicine disability health program Watch previous webinars at https://michmed.org/bQJ7B Both presenters are pictured to the right on the graphic. Dr. Schmidt, a white woman with shoulder length brown hair and glasses, is pictured to the left of Dr. Rodriguez, a woman with tan skin and black hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt. The Michigan Medicine University of Michigan logo is at the lower right.

ALT MDisability Provider Webinar Series. From Barriers to Better Care: Supporting Primary Care for People with Physical Disabilities. Webinar for primary care providers. Presenters from the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, include Mary Megan Schmidt, DO, clinical assistant professor, and Gianna Maria Mallillan Rodriguez, MD, clinical professor. Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026 at Noon EDT MDisability, a Family Medicine disability health program Watch previous webinars at https://michmed.org/bQJ7B Both presenters are pictured to the right on the graphic. Dr. Schmidt, a white woman with shoulder length brown hair and glasses, is pictured to the left of Dr. Rodriguez, a woman with tan skin and black hair, wearing a black jacket and white shirt. The Michigan Medicine University of Michigan logo is at the lower right.

ALT A group of young people of various races and genders. The interns include, from top left going clockwise, Faria Tavacoli, a white woman with large frame glasses, wearing a blue, grey and red shirt, Ashlyn Perry, a young white woman with long brown hair, wearing a wine colored top; Akbar Arsiwala, a young Indian man with tan skin, short black curly hair, wearing a logo T-shirt and black shirt; Hannah Daignault, a a young Deaf woman with a light skin tone, long black hair with bangs, wearing bilateral hearing aids, a black blazer, and white shirt, and Anna Xianyu Bochenek, a young Chinese woman with tan skin, black shoulder-length hair, and wearing a black top.

ALT Navy blue and gold graphic featuring a quote from Dr. Khaja Siddiqui, an internal medicine resident at University of Arizona: βA lot of people in my situation don't know what they need until they experience it. Oftentimes I don't even know what I need until I get to that specific task ... things change weekly and the people that you work with also change weekly.β Beneath this quote is smaller white text that reads β#DocsWithDisabilities. The Disclosure Series Episode 129β and a small DWDI logo emblem.

ALT Graphic promoting a Community Transition Trainers online workshop. The top section features the title "Community Transition Trainers" alongside a house icon. The center image shows four people using sport wheelchairs on an indoor basketball court, with one participant holding a basketball while the others face toward them. The bottom section reads, "Online Workshop on Living Independently with a Disability," followed by the date and time, "August 13th, 1β2 PM." The MI-DDI (Michigan Developmental Disabilities Institute) logo appears in the lower-right corner.

ALT Navy blue graphic featuring a quote from Dr. Davy Ran, an internal medicine resident at Montefiore Medical Center: βThere's so much pushback from very well-meaning people because they know that there's stigma associated. Even when I'm not trying to keep it βhush hushβ, everyone around me is trying to keep it hush hush to protect me ... even being as proud as I am, it's really hard to continually ... hear, βoh, are you proud of it though? Or do you want to keep it a secret?ββ Beneath this quote is smaller white text that reads β#DocsWithDisabilities. The Disclosure Series Episode 128β and a small DWDI logo emblem.

ALT Promotional graphic for a Community Transition Trainers (CTT) online workshop. The top left reads "Community Transition Trainers" in bright green text on a black background, with a simple green outline of a house in the top right. The center features a photo of two people exercising in a gym. One person with a lower-leg prosthesis is seated on a bench lifting a dumbbell while another person crouches nearby, appearing to coach or encourage them. Below the photo, green text reads, "Online Workshop on Living Independently with a Disability." The event takes place August 13, 1β2 PM. The MI-DDI logo appears in the bottom right corner.

ALT Promotional graphic for a JAMA Network Open Original Investigation. The graphic has a bright magenta background with the JAMA Network Open logo at the top. Centered is a screenshot of the article's title page, "Workplace Accommodations and Attrition Among Physicians With Disabilities," published in the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion section. The authors listed are Zoie C. Sheets, Zakia Nouri, Sarah S. Conrad, Christopher J. Moreland, Xiaochu Hu, Michael J. Dill, and Lisa M. Meeks, along with their institutional affiliations. At the bottom of the graphic, large white text displays the article link: https://bit.ly/AccommodationsandAttrition.

ALT Congratulations! Diane M. Harper, MD, MPH, MS. Michigan Family Physician of the Year 2026. Michigan Medicine University of Michigan logo is shown at the lower left of the graphic. Picture of Dr. Diane M. Harper, a woman with shoulder-length blond hair, wearing a blue jacket and pearl necklace, is on the right.

ALT Bold white text on a navy and gold background, featuring a quote by Sofia Schlozman: βDisability is not separate from medicine. It is part of the human experience, and it has always been part of our profession.β A round DWDI logo emblem sits beneath the quote, followed by smaller text that reads β#DocsWithDisabilities: Disclosure Series. Episode 128

ALT Black, blue, and gold graphic featuring a portrait and quote from Dr. Erene Stergiopoulos, a Researcher & Psychiatry Resident at the University of Toronto: βDisclosure is complicated. There are so many different levels of disclosure. It's like how much do you disclose? When do you disclose it? Who do you disclose it to? It's a daily act.β Above this quote is smaller white text that reads β'#DocsWithDisabilities. The DISCLOSURE Series Episode 127β and a small DWDI logo emblem








