schedule
MONDAY, AUGUST 31
6:30-7:30PM – Keynote Address & Opening Ceremonies with Erica Odukoya
- Four themes of primary care
7:30-8:30PM – Dialogue: How do different specialities interact to provide primary care?
- Educate on the intersectionality of various specialties and disciplines (physicians, nurses, NPs, social workers, etc.) to provide primary care
- Elucidate all of the people that primary care encompasses
- Discuss of the interprofessionalism of primary care
8:30-9:00PM – Post-Conference:
- Speed dating with health clinicians
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
6:30-7:30PM – Facilitated Groups: Research in partnership with communities served
- Provide a framework for empowering, structurally competent, and culturally humble research
- Showcase existing research being done in primary care
- Discuss the health inequities of communities of color in SE Michigan
7:30-8:30PM – Panel: Mythbusting primary care—why do health professionals choose to do it?
- Address misconceptions about primary care
- Share the different reasons and paths that have led health professionals to pursue primary care
8:30-9:00PM – Post-Conference:
- Speed dating with clinicians
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
6:30-7:30PM – Facilitated Groups: Serving communities of color in any and all specialties
- Educate on the importance of serving communities of color in all specialties
- Provide a framework on how to be critical in providing effective and empowering care to BIPOC
- Discuss representation and accessibility of careers in different specialties to BIPOC
- Showcase work being done by faculty in this sphere
7:30-8:30PM – Panel:
- Patients' perspectives on primary care
8:30-9:00PM – Close-out and call to action