Regional Workshops

Diabetes Core Curriculum Workshop

Date: March 28 - 31, 2011 (Mon. - Thur.)
Location: Sheraton LaGuardia East Hotel in Flushing, NY
Time: 8:30-5:30pm

Contact Hours: 30 Contact Hours: RD, RN, NP, PA category II

Engage your senses -- come see, hear, ask questions, discuss. Enjoy this opportunity to talk with experts and your peers. The 'Diabetes Core Curriculum Workshop' is a unique continuing education course designed for healthcare professionals who have knowledge of diabetes education and counseling. Through interactive lectures, discussion of case studies, 8 self-assessment exams and exhibits, we present the most up-to-date information covering the principles of diabetes self-management education (DSME). If you are studying for the CDE examination, many people find it helpful to take the DCCW since we help you to identify what you know and what you still need to study to acquire proficiency.

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ABUNDANT LIFE HEALTH SYMPOSIUM

COMING SOON!

Abundant Life Health Symposium

Saturday October 23, 2010

8:30AM to 4:30PM

Palmer Theological Seminary

6 E. Lancaster Avenue

Wynnewood, PA 19096.

Registration Material will be available soon. See attached Calendar Alert to mark your calendar now!

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Building Communities and Cross-Cultural Conflict Transformation Workshop

The following are handouts from the "Building Communities and Cross-Cultural Conflict Transformation" workshop.

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Fundamentals of Evaluation Workshop

The following are presentations and handoutsÂ from the "Fundamentals of Evaluation" workshop.

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Be A Bridge: Navigational Matrix - A Presentation by Jerry Johnson, MD

Be A Bridge: Navigational Matrix

Identifying Tobacco Control Programs and Materials

Jerry Johnson, MD

Co-project Director, Be a Bridge

Professor of Medicine, Univ. of PA

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Assessing regional need to build statewide capacity around integrating tobacco control and

Assessing integrating tobacco issues assessing regional need to build statewide capacity around integrating tobacco control and chronic disease issues

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Logic Model for BE-A-BRIDGE (BAB)

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BE-A-BRIDGE Partnership Project

Â Purpose: To build capacity through partnership.Â

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Goal: Decrease and/or prevent tobacco use among those disparately affected by, or at risk for, diabetes, breast or cervical cancer, cardiovascular disease or stroke, and within specific populations (African American, Hispanic/Latinos, Asian/Pacific Islander, and LGBT).Â

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Impact: Elimination of tobacco related health disparities among specific groups.

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BE A BRIDGE (BAB) Capacity Survey: Central Region Follow-Up

BE A BRIDGE (BAB) Capacity Survey: Central Region Follow-Up

Survey Findings (N=126)

November 19, 2007

Presented by:

Jennifer Keith, MPH and Natalie Smith

Philadelphia Health Management Corp.

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BE A BRIDGE Capacity Survey Brief Summary of Findings

The BE A BRIDGE Partnership aims to use a collaborative approach to build capacity among a broad spectrum of organizations for the purpose of linking tobacco resources to chronic disease efforts in Pennsylvania.Â Among the core BE A BRIDGE initiatives are three Regional Summits in Eastern, Central and Western Pennsylvania, each to be followed with skill-based workshops.Â The BE A BRIDGE Capacity Survey was developed by Philadelphia Health Management Corporation (PHMC) to solicit feedback from potential Summit and follow-up workshop attendees that would inform the planning of these events as well as to assess current capacity and training needs of organizations within Pennsylvania.Â The survey was distributed through BE A BRIDGE partner networks yielding 209 anonymous responses across Pennsylvania.