Join us at the Midwest Stream Forum in Grand Rapids, MI on Monday afternoon, September 18th, for some great intensive educational sessions!  Is your health center ready to train staff on the topic of the opioid epidemic? Our session on the opioid crisis will give you key issues in prevention, treatment, and the science behind it. You will also be introduced to a toolkit that will provide best practices in planning and implementing your substance abuse services. If your health center needs some assistance in developing a strategy to increase access to care for the Ag Worker population, then don't miss the intensive on developing a migrant-health action plan. Rounding out the afternoon is an informative session on Diabetes for both managers and front line staff. First learn how your health center can learn about national diabetes programs that are providing quality services and steps for implementation; then take part in an interactive session that will help participants understand the self-care behaviors recommended for optimal management of diabetes. All of these sessions are included with your registration, so don't miss out!
To register, click here. #MidwestSF17  The University of Kansas, with support from the Patient Centered Outcome Research Institute (PCORI), and in partnership with several organizations including the National Center for Farmworker Health (NCFH), is leading the Midwest Stream Engaging Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers in Healthcare Research project. The Project’s aim is to increase the knowledge base available regarding farmworkers’ (agricultural workers’) preferences and needs related to healthcare decisions, as well as effective methods of engagement, and using that information to guide practice and research. Short-term objectives include the following:
The project team’s long-term objective is:
NCFH invites you to participate by answering the Stakeholder or Service Provider survey by August 7, 2017. Both surveys are available in English and in Spanish and links are provided below. Thanks a million for your participation! - Hilda Ochoa Bogue, NCFH Your opinion matters!
Staff at The University of Kansas School of Social Welfare are interested in learning more about migrant and seasonal crop/orchard farmworkers’ health. As a first step, we are asking individuals who are key stakeholders or provide direct care to farmworkers to complete a short survey. What encourages farmworkers to seek health care? What helps them get the health care they need? What makes it harder? In what areas is research needed? We need your help! To participate in an anonymous survey or to learn more, choose the link that is best for you: Direct Service Providers
The survey should take about 20 minutes and can be taken between now and Aug. 7, 2017. Please take the survey and then forward this information to others who might be interested! Thank you! Cheryl Holmes, Principal Investigator/Project Lead – holmes70@ku.edu or 785-864-6493 Michelle Levy, Co-PI – mlevy@ku.edu or 785-864-2291 Susy Mariscal – Researcher/Speaks Spanish – Mariscal@ku.edu or 785-864-9285 ¡Su opinión es importante! Personal de la Universidad de Kansas, Escuela de Trabajo Social está interesado en aprender más sobre la salud y el cuidado de salud de los trabajadores agrícolas (de huertos y cosechas) migrantes y estacionales. Como primer paso, estamos pidiendo a personas interesadas o a quienes proveen servicios directos a trabajadores agrícolas que completen una encuesta corta. ¿Qué alienta/anima a los trabajadores agrícolas a buscar cuidados de salud? ¿Qué les ayuda a buscar el cuidado de salud que necesitan? ¿Qué les dificulta buscar este cuidado? ¿En qué áreas se necesita investigación? ¡Necesitamos su ayuda! Para participar en una encuesta anónima o para tener más información, presione el link que sea mejor para usted: Personas Que Proveen Servicios Directos
¡Por favor responda esta encuesta y envíe esta información a otras personas que también puedan estar interesadas! ¡Muchas Gracias! Cheryl Holmes, Investigadora Principal/ Líder de Proyecto – holmes70@ku.edu o 785-864-6493 Michelle Levy, Co-Investigadora Principal – mlevy@ku.edu o 785-864-2291 Susy Mariscal – Investigadora/Habla Español – mariscal@ku.edu o 785-864-9285 |
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