Women’s Health • Minding the Gender Gap In Medical Research, Diagnosis, and Care Hospitals, Programs, and Service Lines
Women have unique health related issues, including pregnancy, menopause and other conditions that differ for females. They also suffer the consequences of violence against women: rape, physical and psychological attacks, and cultural marginalization.
Women and men are not equals when it comes to inclusion in medical research, from basic cell models to human clinical trials. Women have often not been included in numbers necessary to show how they differ from men in order to optimize the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, as well as other diseases.
From lack of empathetic communication between patient and doctors, lack of broader diagnostic or treatment considerations, difficulty of access, and stereotypical assumptions; women have suffered the negative consequences of the hampered process and their impact has affected the rest of the social networks that surround them.
Professionals in the Health Sciences are starting to realize the lapse and attempting to address the gaps to provide a more appropriate delivery of care and healing.
“Let’s do a better job upfront, so people are healthier and happier, they’re more productive, and [everyone involved is] saving money.”
Katy Spangler, Senior Vice President of the American Benefits Council
Through a series of presentations, sessions, and panel discussions, this event will cover some of the major current concerns of the industry.
Conference Chairperson
Jeremiah L. Kirkland
FACHE, MSHA, CPS, Executive Director, Women’s Service Line
TriHealth – Cincinnati, Ohio
Elise Merhige
Partner, Interim HealthCare of Bergen County, NJ
Interim Healthcare
Elizabeth King*
EdD, LCSW, CHt, Founder and CEO, Holistic Psychotherapist, Hypnotherapist, Wellness Expert, Speaker, Author, Professor
International Holistic Center
A. Lee Massaro
Senior Learning and Development Consultant
Kaiser Permanente, Colorado
Susan Niedringhaus
Communication Faculty – Colorado Permanente Medical Group
Kaiser Permanente, Colorado
Kimberly J. Templeton
MD, Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Past President – American Medical Women’s Association
Kansas State University Medical School
Lisa Aponte-Soto
PhD, MHA, Associate Director, Community Engaged Research Office of the Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs
Mile Square Health Center
Tanya Abreu*
President and Founder
Optimistic Medicine Group
Andrea Winter
Senior Director, Park Nicollet Women’s Services and Health Partners
Park Nicollet Women’s and Children’s Strategy
*Indicated that this speaker is also a member of the Agenda Committee
This two-day conference will offer excellent opportunities for you to network with your peers: CEOs, CIOs, CSOs, Vice-Presidents, Directors, and Senior Managers responsible for…
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Medical Women’s International Association
The Medical Women’s International Association (MWIA) is an international non- governmental organization (NGO). Women physicians in more than seventy countries make up the membership. The association was founded in 1919. Embodied in its mission is the objective to raise the health status of the communities in which the members work, especially the health of women and children in those communities.
Website: www.mwia.net
Optimistic Medicine™ is an international movement of doctors, scientists, and wellness practitioners that will share with you their secrets and strategies to live younger, longer, and more optimistically.
Website: www.optimisticmedicinegroup.com
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