Reconcilliation in healthcare: How professions can collaborate to reduce disparities in physical and mental health

Interprofessional participants will consider implications of healthcare inequities and discuss strategies for identifying reconcilliation strategies as they relate to progress following The Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act (2010). Target audience is graduate and undergraduate faculty, alumni, and students including, but not limited to nursing, athletic training, physical therapy, occupational therapy, social work, counseling, nutrition & dietetics, human development & family studies, and pre-professional studies. Community healthcare members and constituents are also invited to participate.

Interprofessional participants will consider implications of healthcare inequities and discuss strategies for identifying reconcilliation strategies as they relate to progress following The Health Care and Education Reconcilliation Act (2010). Target audience is graduate and undergraduate faculty, alumni, and students including, but not limited to nursing, athletic training, physical therapy, occupational therapy, social work, counseling, nutrition & dietetics, human development & family studies, and pre-professional studies. Community healthcare members and constitutens are also invited to participate.