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2023-12-12 Injury Prevention Webinar Equity Across Injury Prevention
Credit
ATS CEU:1.0
Description
The American Trauma Society presented a webinar on December 12, 2023 at 12:00pm to 1:00pm Eastern
Injury Prevention Webinar | Equity Across Injury Prevention
Providing equitable programs and care are key to supporting all pockets of our communities. Yet where do we start? And how do we combat our implicit biases that may hinder the work we are trying to accomplish? Join us as we look at two sides of the spectrum – external program implementation with an equitable lens and a new approach to implicit bias training for providers utilizing Forum Theater and Theater of the Oppressed Methodology. Britney Lombard’s initiatives on creating an equitable space and program for the child passenger safety programs offered through Children’s Hospital in Colorado has been widely successful. Michele Schombs is utilizing theater as an innovative way to educate providers on implicit bias in an interactive way that will increase dialogue and reduce defensiveness that is often seen with these trainings. Both panelist will have valuable takeaways to help you refocus your work with an equitable lens.
Cost: FREE for Members and $25 for Non-Members
Injury Prevention Webinar | Equity Across Injury Prevention
Providing equitable programs and care are key to supporting all pockets of our communities. Yet where do we start? And how do we combat our implicit biases that may hinder the work we are trying to accomplish? Join us as we look at two sides of the spectrum – external program implementation with an equitable lens and a new approach to implicit bias training for providers utilizing Forum Theater and Theater of the Oppressed Methodology. Britney Lombard’s initiatives on creating an equitable space and program for the child passenger safety programs offered through Children’s Hospital in Colorado has been widely successful. Michele Schombs is utilizing theater as an innovative way to educate providers on implicit bias in an interactive way that will increase dialogue and reduce defensiveness that is often seen with these trainings. Both panelist will have valuable takeaways to help you refocus your work with an equitable lens.
Presenters:
Michele Schombs
Britney Lombard
Michele Schombs has been a Registered Nurse for more than 12 years working in Emergency Medicine & Trauma Care settings. Pursuing her passion for healthcare equity focusing on research that can change provider interaction and understanding of diverse patient populations. She received her BSN at SUNY Delhi in 2018. Enrolling in the Masters in Education in 2020 and will be graduating from CUNY Hunter in May 2024 with her Nurse Practitioner Degree. She continues to pursue innovative ways to engage in dialogue that can enhance understanding of the patient's experience.
Britney Lombard has been working in Injury Prevention and vehicle safety for the past ten years. Shortly after becoming a CPST in 2013, she began her career in injury prevention as a CPST at a top birthing hospital in Colorado. Over the next few years, Britney became a CPST Instructor, STAC-trained, CarFit technician, and Impact Teen Driver educator. Currently, Britney holds the position of Injury Prevention Manager at Children’s Hospital Colorado, overseeing inpatient, outpatient, and community prevention efforts. Additionally, she is the state lead for Safe Kids Colorado and Child Passenger Safety Advocate on the National Child Passenger Safety Board.
Cost: FREE for Members and $25 for Non-Members
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