Dr. Ash Sehgal, Co-Director of the CHEEER, virtual lecture series focusing on social determinants of health in partnership with the Institute for H.O.P.E. at MetroHealth Medical Center. The series will […]
The MPH Program is happy to announce that they have formed a collaboration with the Ohio State University College of Public Health to host a CWRU/OSU Case Competition in conjunction […]
(Note: This event also occurs on April 17th in a different time slot - 8:00am-12:15 pm) About the Course Stroke, heart attacks and other related health disparities are devastating to […]
Meeting Link: https://metrohealthsystem.webex.com/metrohealthsystem/j.php?MTID=m76717a56a894ef9a930f67c9e4dd7091 Suggested Reading Links: Frontiers | Neighborhoods’ Evaluation: Influence on Well-Being Variables | Psychology (frontiersin.org) https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/142/3/e20180261 Child Opportunity Index 2.0: Neighborhood Policy Reform - RWJF
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https://cwru.zoom.us/j/93398828445?pwd=cWdEakswRFFERnBSbkZVcDJ5emVzdz09
Webex Link: https://metrohealthsystem.webex.com/metrohealthsystem/j.php?MTID=md8e5881192f3b00e4d6eeddff3190d63 Suggested Reading Relationship between poverty and obesity Food pantry stigma The 50 U.S. Neighborhoods and Cities With the Lowest Life
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The Center for Health Equity Engagement Education and Research was established by Case Western Reserve University and MetroHealth Medical Center to reduce health disparities through research on root causes, mechanisms, and interventions; through education of students, providers, and policy makers; and through partnership with community organizations and government agencies.
The aims of this Core are to facilitate community based research among faculty, students, community organizations, and community residents.
