15th Annual Western Migrant Stream
Forum
Trabajando Juntos: In the
Field, Home & Community
January 27-29, 2006
Registration brochure now available at www.nwrpca.org
Register soon - Deadline is December 23, 3005
Don’t miss
out on the opportunity to network, share best practices, and learn from other migrant
health professionals in
PRE-CONFERENCE
WORKSHOP
Evaluating
the Effectiveness of Workplace Safety & Health Interventions: A
Participatory Workshop: Thursday,
January 26, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
This
participatory workshop will begin with typical problems encountered in
promoting and maintaining workplace safety and health and community health for
farmworkers:
1) Evaluating Your Home-Based Promotora Women’s
Health Education Program, Elizabeth
Cartwright, PhD,
2) Certificates for Proper Bending and Lifting, Pamela Elkind, PhD, Eastern
3) Wine Grape Vineyard Case, Julia Faucett, RN, PhD, FAAN,
4) Diabetes Dental Case, Sherri
Lukes,
Workshop is suitable for migrant clinic staff, promotoras, outreach
workers, health educators, clinicians, and other health promotion
professionals, as well as occupational safety and health professionals, and
researchers. Facilitated by: Ted Scharf, PhD, National Institute of
Occupational Health and Safety; John “Val” Valosen, Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention. Visit: http://www.nwrpca.org/conf/forum.php
for more details.
SAMPLE
WESTERN FORUM SESSIONS:
- Developing Successful Migrant Health Delivery Models and
Funding Proposals
- HIV/AIDS: Prevention, Screening & Treatment intensive
- Growing New Leaders in Migrant Health: A Roundtable
Discussion
- Addressing Obesity in a Farmworker Population
- Developing Promotora Programs
- A Popular Education Approach to Prenatal Education for High
Risk Women
- Language Assistance Plans for Health Care Providers
- And many more!
Call (206)
783-3004 or visit www.nwrpca.org if you
have any questions or need additional information.
The Western Forum is produced by Northwest
Regional Primary Care Association
in partnership with the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention and the Health Resources and Services Administration,
Bureau of Primary Health Care