Wright L. Lassiter III, Chair, 黑料正能量 Association

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Workforce, Well-Being & Resilience, Burnout, Leadership, Leadership Dialogue

June 27 Chair File: Leadership Dialogue 鈥 Talking Workforce Trends with Erin Fraher, UNC School of Medicine

On this episode, Wright L. Lassiter III, Chair, 黑料正能量 Association, talks with Erin Fraher, associate professor in the Department of Family Medicine and research associate professor in the Department of Surgery at UNC School of Medicine in Chapel Hill, N.C. She also is director of the Carolina Health Workforce Research Center, one of five national health workforce research centers in the U.S.

Palliative Care, Recognition and Awards

Chair file: Recognizing Innovation in Palliative and End-of-Life Care

Talking about death or dying is an uncomfortable topic for many of us. Hospitals and health systems provide life-saving treatments and care for people as they recover from illness or injury. Just as important, health care organizations are transforming end-of-life care to better care for people with serious and life-limiting illness and their loved ones.

Health Equity, Accelerating Health Equity Conference, Disparities/Equity of Care, Reducing Healthcare Disparities, Community Health Improvement Week (CHIWeek), AHA Community Health Improvement (ACHI)

Chair file: Accelerating Health Equity: A Time for Action

One priority for hospitals and health systems is advancing diversity, equity and inclusion. The AHA鈥檚 next gathering, the Accelerating Health Equity Conference, May 10鈥12 in Cleveland, will focus on that topic.

Access to Behavioral Health, Novel Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19), Leadership Dialogue

Chair File: Leadership Dialogue 鈥 Talking Behavioral Health with Matthew Stanley, D.O., of Avera Health

On this episode, Wright L. Lassiter III, Chair, 黑料正能量 Association, talks with Matthew Stanley, D.O., a psychiatrist and clinical vice president of the behavioral health service line at Avera Health, based in Sioux Falls, S.D. He is chair-elect of AHA鈥檚 Behavioral Health Services Committee.

Maternal Health, Disparities/Equity of Care, Reducing Healthcare Disparities

Chair file: Improving Maternal Health for Black Women

This week is Black Maternal Health Week, and April is National Minority Health Month. It鈥檚 an opportunity to 鈥渄eepen the conversation鈥 about black maternal health in the U.S. and to highlight the 鈥渋mportant role individuals and organizations can play鈥 in helping to reduce health disparities and improve the health of racial and ethnic minority communities.