The Latino Caucus is calling for abstracts related to the theme of the Conference: "One World: Global Health." We encourage participation by Latinos and people working with Latinos worldwide. All topics are accepted. However, the following topics are preferred:
- Border health
- Women's Health in developing countries
- Multilingual environments
- Immigrant health
- Latino Health in the Western Hemisphere - Collaborations between nations
- NAFTA impact - The Americas
- "Who's Community is this Anyway - Community Mobilization or Community Manipulation?"
- A Day in the Community: Tour of Community Health Worker Programs in Boston
- A North/South Dialogue on Women's Health and Social Justice: Crossing Cultural Borders with Nuestros Cuerpos Nuestras Vidas(Our Bodies Ourselves)
- Addressing the Needs of Linguistic Minorities, Immigrants & Refugees
- Addressing the Needs of the Uninsured
- Addressing the underrepresentation of monorities with Masters and Doctorate Credentials to solve problems of disparity
- BEYOND BROCHURES: Exploring the Role of Spanish-Language Television in Public Education
- Breast and cervical cancer screening and education
- Breast Cancer Epidemiology: Insights into Disparities
- Bruno Lima Symposium on mental health issues affecting minority populations
- Cancer Prevention and Control Programs in Native Populations
- Challenges in Organizing and Delivering Health Services to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Communities
- Community Coalitions for Health Promotion: Effective Tools for Assessment, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation
- Community health promotion and network building: NHLBI's performance-based strategies to eliminate cardiovascular health disparities by 2010
- Community-Based Health Models
- Cultural Competence/SocialMarketing: Models of Research/ Health Service Delivery
- Current Initiatives Examining Health Disparities in Boston and Massachusetts
- Developing quality public health materials: Examples and advice from section award winners
- Development of Networks for Supporting Evaluation of Community-based Efforts to Eliminate Health Disparities
- Domestic Violence: Successful Interventions
- Eliminating Disparities In Health Care: Change Through Definition
- Eliminating Health Disparities in America's Indigenous Peoples
- Eliminating Health Disparities: Using Personal Empowerment to Create Safe Places For Intimacy After Illness
- Eliminating Mental Health and Community Living Disparities
- Epidemiological information on refugee and immigrants' health status: Health Disparities
- Evaluating Health Needs of Refugee Populations
- Faith communities as models in eliminating health disparities in HIV/AIDS among racial, ethnic, and sexual minorities
- Federal initiatives to eliminate racial and ethnic disparities in health
- Global Health Equity- Developing Country Findings
- Going Beyond the Feds: Corporate Involvement and Funding Sources to Eliminate Health DisparitiesA
- Health Care Disparities: Examples from Illinois and Massachusetts
- Health communication to address disparities
- Health Disparities in Diabetes: Defining the Problem
- Health Disparities in Diabetes: Preventive Care Practices
- Health education/health promotion strategies and approaches for specific populations
- HIV/AIDS prevention
- Immigrant and refugee Health Policy: Implications for Access, Health Status and Health Needs
- Improving Pregnancy Outcomes: Determinants and Measurement Tools
- Innovative and responsive health promotion and education programs at the community level
- Integrated approaches: Inclusion of Latino elders, and providers in the development of state and local action plans
- Integrated Approaches: Increasing the Participation of Latino, American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Elders and Providers in the Development of State and Local Action Plans
- Intimate Partner Violence and Mental Health
- It's About Access to Learning: Continuing Education and Learning on the Web
- Latino Survival or Extinction: media, politics, and justice
- Low Birthweight and Very Low Birthweight Outcomes Among Latinas In Boston: An Analysis of Their Heterogeneity
- Mental health Issues in Jails and Prisons
- Methods of Measuring Health Disparities
- Modern history of racial measurement and categorization: implications of the past for the future - Part 1
- Modern history of racial measurement and categorization: Implications of the past for the future - Part 2
- National policy efforts to promote the health of diverse populations through culturally and linguistically appropriate services
- Nutrition and Food Safety among Latinos: Issues for the New Millenium
- Overcoming Obstacles in Global TB Control
- Panel: Women’s reproductive health, gender and human rights
- Part I: Understanding and addressing bias and its impacts on health disparities: From everyday affronts to institutional racism and hate crimes
- Part II: Understanding and addressing bias and its impacts on health disparities: From everyday affronts to institutional racism and hate crimes
- Perinatal Care: Health Disparities and Interventions Among Minority and Underserved Populations
- Poster session - Latino Caucus
- Poster Session 1
- Poster Session 3
- Poster session I: Tailoring health communication to specific audiences
- Poster2
- Poster4
- Prescription Drugs for Low-Income People: Strategies and Policy Issues Panel
- Preserving reproductive health services in an era of healthcare affiliations
- Primary Care and Prevention for Women: Innovative Models
- Primary Care Providers:Programs to Eliminate Disparities
- Priority Concerns in Lesbian Health
- Psychosocial and cultural factors in medical care and decision-making
- Public Health Student Caucus: Mentoring Program Welcome Session and Reception
- Public Health Student Caucus: Oral Presentations on Education
- Public Health Student Caucus: Student Poster Session
- Rachel Frucher Memorial Session: Culturally Competent Health Promotion in Immigrant Communities
- Reach 2010 Demonstration Project: Bruilding Effective Coalitions to Reduce Health Disparities among People of Color
- Realizing the vision and mapping the way to an open and just society
- Reducing Health Disparities: Social and Behavioral Factors in Treatment and Health Promotion
- Reproductive Health/Barriers To Immunization /Infant Mortality/XCultural Counselling & Nutrition/ Clinical Trial Issues
- Social Causes of Social Diseases
- Socioeconomic Status and Race: Investigating Health Disparities
- Taking Aim at Racial and Income Disparities in Mammography Screening: The North Carolina Breast Cancer Screening Program's and other Community-Based Approaches
- The Epidemiology of Human Rights Abuses
- The Health of the Hispanic Woman. How are we doing?
- The Impacts of Racism on the Health and Well-being of the Nation
- Training of the Emerging Majority for the Elimination of Health Disparities: Curricular Issues in the Training of Public Health Professionals
- Tune in for Health: Working with television entertainment shows and partners to deliver health information for at-risk populations
- Women's Health
If you have any questions about your submission, please do not hesitate to contact Adriana Linares at sph1774@sph.uth.tmc.edu
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