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We are delighted to invite you all to join the Webinar Global Summit on Geriatrics & Aging going to be held on November 07-08, 2022. John Miller, CMO for Partnership Health Center Eran Fowler Pehan, Executive Director, Poverello Center and Michael Moore, United Way of Missoula.ConferenceSeries LLC Ltd welcomes all the attendees, presenters and exhibitors from all over the world to GERIATRICS CONGRESS 2022. Screened Homelessness and Health on Novemas a part of the IHH film and discussion series. This event was co-sponsored by The Insitute of Health and Humanities. The Rocky Mountain Dance and Theater School screened two films about dance and health during the International VIBE event in Missoula in January, 2016. This event was co-sponsored by the Montana Chapter of the American Lung Association. Hosted Health Implications of Climate Change, a presentation by Drs. Discussion leaders were Amy Cilimburg, Director, Climate Smart Missoula and Jan VanRiper, ED, IHH.ģ/19: Body & Soul: Writing About Health and Climate Change, a writing workshop with John Calderazzo, PhD, Colorado State Universityģ/19: Wisdom to Survive, a film with audience discussion following. SueEllen Campbell, PhD, Colorado State Universityģ/16: IHH screened Climate Change and Health on Maas a part of the IHH film and discussion series.

Medical conferences 2016 montana series#

The series included:ģ/15: What Does Climate Change Have to Do With Heart Health? Mark Vossler, MD, Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility.ģ/16: Taking It In: Climate Change, Emotions and the Humanities. This event was co-sponsored by Climate Smart Missoula and the American Lung Association. Hosted the Climate Change and Health series in March, 2016. John Stone, MD, PhD (healthcare disparities) Mark Hanson, PhD (ethical issues with advance directives) and Liz Rantz, MD (the right to healthcare). Sponsored four presenters for “Ethics Month' as a part of Friday Medical Conferences (FMC). Speakers included Stewart Justman, PhD (informed consent and the placebo effect) Dr.

Medical conferences 2016 montana professional#

Stone presented several events focusing primarily on health disparities, met with Pre-Health Professional and Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies students at UM, met with faculty from Humanities and Social Sciences involved in WGSS Program, presented at evening discussion group at SPH, and presented at Friday Medical Conference for healthcare providers. John Stone, MD, PhD, Creighton University Professor, IHH ex officio Board Member, visited Missoula April 11-15, 2016. This event was co-sponsored by the Red Willow Learning Center. Roots and Wings, an original one-woman theater and dance piece about being misdiagnosed with a serious illness and recovery, was performed April 22. More information about scholars can be found on the Ridge Research Awards page. The Ridge Symposium was held on Tuesday, Apfeaturing presentations by four Ridge Scholars. June 13, 2016Ī screening of The Purity Myth was held on Monday, June 13 at the Roxy Theater in downtown Missoula, and was followed by a panel discussion with Adri Ramos of the Blue Mountain Clinic Andy Johnson, graduate student at the University of Montana Sarah Donald, member of the Planned Parenthood Teen Council and moderated by Dustin Satterfield, Sociology and Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies faculty member at the University of Montnana. We also discussed the song Speed Trap Town by Jason Ibell. (Optional reading: “ The Rise of the Medical Humanities'. The June selection, the poem A Worker’s Speech to a Doctor by Bertolt Brecht, raises questions about social determinants of health, any provider responsibilities to address them, provider/patient relationships, and more. The Provider Reading Group was held on Wednesday, July 20 from 7-8:15 p.m. The event will be held in coordination with Suicide Prevention Week.

The film will start at 7pm, to be followed by a panel discussion. Please join us for the next film screening on Friday, September 9 at the Roxy Theater in downtown Missoula. 3, 2016įree Quarterly Film and Discussion Series for the public focusing on the intersection of health/healthcare and humanities. Projects intersect the Humanities and health/healthcare. Presentations by UM student recipients of the Ridge Scholarship.