Patient Safety and Quality in the Time of A Pandemic-Webinar Recording

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The Medicine 2021 Annual Conference, also known as PM21, is an all-virtual conference that focuses on the theme of Building Resilience, Preventing Pandemics, Health Inequity, and Climate Change. The conference covers a variety of topics and sub-themes such as climate change and human health, social justice and health equity, and COVID-19 pandemic preparedness. The conference includes different tracks and sessions that run throughout the event, including population health management, health technology, public health practice innovation, community medicine, research evidence and policy, clinical preventive medicine, lifestyle medicine, global health, and environmental medicine. The conference features plenary sessions that highlight the theme and sub-themes, with experts and leaders in the field addressing important topics such as building resilience during the COVID pandemic, climate resilience and environmental justice, building vaccine confidence, social justice and health equity, and building public health resilience. Keynote speakers include professionals from various organizations, such as the EPA, Clinton Foundation, FDA, CDC, Howard University, Bipartisan Policy Center, Tuskegee University, and more. The conference also includes scientific poster presentations, professional development events, networking opportunities, and awards for outstanding contributions to the field of preventive medicine. Participants can earn CME hours for attending sessions and engage in the PM21 networking challenge for a chance to win a complimentary registration to the PM22 conference. Overall, the conference aims to provide a platform for healthcare professionals to learn, share knowledge, and discuss important issues in preventive medicine and public health.

Keywords

Medicine 2021 Annual Conference

PM21

Building Resilience

Preventing Pandemics

Health Inequity

Climate Change

Climate Change and Human Health

Social Justice and Health Equity

COVID-19 Pandemic Preparedness

Population Health Management

Health Technology

Public Health Practice Innovation