KBS Lecture & Awards-Webinar Recording

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Summary:<br /><br />The American College of Preventive Medicine is hosting its 2021 Annual Conference virtually, focusing on resilience, pandemic prevention, health equity, and climate change. Keynote speakers include representatives from the EPA, Clinton Foundation, FDA's CBER, and the CDC. The conference features sessions on climate change, social justice, and COVID-19 preparedness, along with recognition of member contributions. Dr. Aletha Maybank will deliver the KBS lecture on transforming the medical profession for health equity. The event offers networking opportunities, CME hours, and the chance to win a complimentary conference registration for the following year. The AMA's strategic plan to address health equity and racial injustice is discussed, emphasizing embedding equity in all aspects of their work. The goal is to confront root causes like racism, white supremacy, and ableism while normalizing conversations, organizing at the institutional level, and operationalizing tools and data. The AMA collaborates with organizations like the AAP and invests in communities to ensure equitable opportunities and innovation. Internal work within medical organizations is highlighted, including resources and trainings. The AMA envisions a future prioritizing health equity and closing gaps caused by systemic inequities.<br /><br />Credits:<br />The summary does not mention any specific individuals from the American College of Preventive Medicine. However, credits are given to keynote speakers and Dr. Aletha Maybank in showcasing their roles and topics of discussion.

Keywords

American College of Preventive Medicine

2021 Annual Conference

resilience

pandemic prevention

health equity

climate change

EPA

Clinton Foundation

FDA's CBER

CDC

KBS lecture

networking opportunities

equitable opportunities

systemic inequities