welcome to the mlk, jr. global health equity summit ii

 WELCOME TO THE MLK, JR. GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY SUMMIT II
The Institute for the Advancement of Multicultural & Minority Medicine (IAMMM) is pleased to welcome you to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Global Health Equity Summit. We extend our debt of gratitude to the steering committee: Howard University, American Dental Education Association, Association of American Medical Colleges, New York Institute of Technology, Embassy of Gabon and IAMMM. Through these collaborative efforts, we are proud to convene this historical summit with a broad representation of attendees from academia, health profession associations, Pharma, members of the Diplomatic Corps and civic leaders who will address global health inequities by examining what is working and what needs further review. The theme for the 2013 Summit, Global Health: Common Barriers to Sustainable Impact will drive the agenda over the two scheduled days and with your engagement, determine the next step in our challenge to achieve health equity. We appreciate the support of the steering committee, sponsors, members of the Diplomatic Corps, staff, volunteers and conference attendees. Your commitment to the work of IAMMM is an integral part of our success. Thank you again. Madeline Y. Lawson President & CEO IAMMM 1 ABOUT THE INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
MULTICULTURAL & MINORITY MEDICINE
ABOUT IAMMM The Institute for the Advancement of Multicultural & Minority Medicine (IAMMM) was established as a 501 (c) (3) non-­‐profit organization to focus primarily on the elimination of health disparities and to fulfill this commitment with much needed programs and resources. To this end, IAMMM is based primarily on the premise that developing strategies, addressing issues, and conducting major fundraising require the collective and concentrated efforts of distinguished experts willing to make long-­‐term commitments to the work of IAMMM. The group represents scholars, clinical and scientific researchers, elected officials, community activists, philanthropists, and others with the expertise and resources to make IAMMM a viable and respected entity in addressing health disparities. MISSION OF IAMMM IAMMM works with partners and alliances to eliminate disparities in health and healthcare among underrepresented and underserved multi-­‐cultural communities through research, education, and advocacy. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES • Raise awareness and educate communities to eliminate health disparities; • Promote wellness solutions; • Improve health outcomes among minorities and the underserved; • Improve the quality and availability of health care to underserved communities; • Improve representation of minorities in medicine; • Increase minority participation in research and clinical trials; • Develop and support community-­‐based educational programs to address health disparities; • Collaborate with national health and consumer organizations to educate and train communities to address health disparities The work of IAMMM is concentrated in four centers and annual awards recognition program: • Henry Lucas Center for Health Policy -­‐-­‐Development and promotion of policies that positively influence access to quality health care • Center for Community Outreach and E ducation -­‐-­‐Create, endorse and link collaborative grassroots networks with national health and consumer organizations to develop effective outreach programs for families and communities • Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Health Equity -­‐-­‐Annual Global Health Summits to examine the progress and effectiveness of programs developed to address health disparities and to achieve health equity • Center for Friends of Health Disparities Research -­‐-­‐Cadre of health scientists, researchers and other health professionals supporting health disparities research Saluting Survivors...Promoting Life Annual Awards Recognition Program -­‐-­‐Recognition of distinguished national leaders who are survivors of chronic diseases and publicly share their health challenges in order to educate others. This annual event builds a circle of Ambassadors of Good Health" who offer opportunities for education and training to communities around the country. 2 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY SUMMIT II
STEERING COMMITTEE
H.E. Michael Moussa-­‐Adamo Gabon Ambassador to the United States of America, Haiti and Mexico MLK, Jr. Global Health Equity Summit Honorary Chair Wayne A.I. Frederick, MD, MBA, FACS Interim President Howard University Barbara Ross-­‐Lee, DO, Vice Chair Vice President New York Institute of Technology Darrell G. Kirch, MD President & CEO Association of American Medical Colleges Ray Quintero Richard W. Valachovic, DMD, MPH President & CEO American Dental Education Association Mike Flesher Director of Medical Affairs Pfizer, Inc. Donald E. Wilson, MD, MACP, Vice Chair Dean emeritus U MD School of Medicine Roger J. Bulger, MD Immediate Past Chair IAMMM Board of Directors Harry Johnson, Esq. President The Memorial Foundation, Inc. Michael Gabaudan President Refugees International, Inc. Henry H. Brown Chairman International Salute to MLK, Jr. Jeanne Craig Sinkford, DDS, PhD Senior Scholar in Residence Office of the President and CEO American Dental Education Association H.E. Dr. Denis Antoine Grenada Ambassador to United Nations Director, Department of Government Relations American Osteopathic Association Madeline Y. Lawson President & CEO IAMMM Kimberly D'Abreu Senior Vice President Access, Diversity, and Inclusion American Dental Education Association Marc Nivet, EdD Chief Diversity Officer Association of American Medical Colleges 3 SUMMIT AGENDA
Theme: Global Health: Common Barriers to Sustainable Impact Tuesday, October 15, 2013 8:00 a.m. -­‐ 8:30 a.m. Registration & Coffee Summit Moderator Ricki Fairley President DOVE Marketing, Inc. 8:30 a.m. Greetings and Opening Remarks Barbara Ross-­‐Lee, DO Vice President New York Institute of Technology Harry Johnson, Esq. President/CEO The Memorial Foundation, Inc. Madeline Y. Lawson President & CEO IAMMM Charge for the Day H.E. Michael Moussa-­‐Adamo Ambassador of Gabon to the United States, Haiti and Mexico Honorary Chair MLK, Jr. Health Equity Summit II 9:00 a.m. Keynote Address Garth Graham, MD President Aetna Foundation 4 SUMMIT AGENDA
Partnerships and Training for Global Health Care Wayne A. I. Frederick, MD, MBA, FACS Interim President Howard University Considerations on International Cooperation in Response to Large Humanitarian Crisis Michel Gabaudan, MD President Refugees International, Inc. 10:30 a.m. Can Disease Focused Therapy Reduce Disparities Harold P. Freeman, MD President The Harold P. Freeman Navigation Institute Gary Gibbons, MD Director National Heart, Lung, Blood Institute, NIH Dan Collins Global Health Programs and Access Eli Lilly Company 12:30 p.m. Lunch and Dialogue with the Diplomats Gabon, Finland, South Africa, Qatar, Nigeria, South Sudan Facilitated by Jean Bailey, PhD Professor Howard University 2:00 p.m. 5 SUMMIT AGENDA
Reducing the Economic Burden by Reducing the Disease Burden M. Harvey Brenner, MD Professor Department of Behavioral and Community Health University of Texas Health Science Center 3:00 p.m. Expanding Medical Education in Sub-­‐Saharan Africa Louis W. Sullivan, MD Former US Secretary of Health & Human Services President Emeritus, Morehouse School of Medicine Introduced by Vivian Pinn, MD Director (ret.) Office of Research on Women’s Health, NIH Saluting Survivors …Promoting Life Award 2013 Honoree: Dr. Xi Zheng Thai Nakarin Hospital Bangkok, Thailand Presented by Honorable Robert Stanton Secretary to the Board IAMMM Former National Park Service Director Highlights and Summary for the Day Roger Bulger, MD President (ret.) Association of Academic Health Centers Former Chair of IAMMM Ray Quintero Director Department of Government Relations American Osteopathic Association 6 SUMMIT AGENDA
Wednesday, October 16, 2013 8:30 a.m. -­‐ 9:00 a.m. Registration and Coffee Summit Moderator Kim C. D’Abreu Senior Vice President Access, Diversity and Inclusion American Dental Education Association 9:00 a.m. Opening Remarks and Charge for the Day Jeanne Craig Sinkford, DDS, PhD Senior Scholar in Residence Office of the President and CEO American Dental Education Association Special Remarks Honorable Donna Christensen U.S. Representative (D-­‐VI) Chair, Health Braintrust Congressional Black Caucus Global Health: Success Through Collaboration Scott J.N. McNabb, PhD, MS Research Professor of Global Health Epidemiology Rollins School of Public Health Emory University Lucille Adams-­‐Campbell, PhD Professor of Oncology Associate Dean for Community Health and Outreach Georgetown University Lombardi Cancer Center Ricki Fairley President Dove Marketing, Inc. 7 SUMMIT AGENDA
Lorraine A. Cortés-­‐Vázquez Executive Vice President for Multicultural Marketing & Engagement AARP Marsha Butler, DDS Senior Vice President for Global Health Colgate Palmolive Regina Cano Associate Director for Economic Impact & Diversity U.S. Department of Energy John Ruffin, PhD Director National Institute of Minority Health and Health Disparities, NIH 12:30 p.m. Luncheon Keynote Speaker Stephen Hayes President Corporate Council on Africa 2:00 p.m. Medical Education and Workforce Development Darrell Kirch, MD President & CEO Association of American Medical Colleges A Final Thought, Health Care Disparities and Diversity in Research: Why So Little Progress Donald Wilson, MD, MACP Dean Emerita, University of Maryland School of Medicine Two-­‐Day Summary and Next Steps Barbara Ross-­‐Lee, DO Roger Bulger, MD 8 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY SUMMIT II
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HONOREE Dr. Xi Zheng Thai Nakarin Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand Presented by Honorable Robert Stanton Secretary to the Board of IAMMM Former National Park Service Director Experience 2003 – 2013 Senior Medical Specialist, Chinese Medicine Clinic, THAI NAKARIN HOSPITAL, Bangkok, Thailand 2002 -­‐-­‐2003 Visiting Research scholar (Visiting medical schools and hospitals in North American and Caribbean regions) 2000 – 2003 Senior Researcher, Acupuncture Department, National Institute of Chinese Scientific Medicine, China 1997 – 2000 Medical Specialist, Chinese Internal Medicine Division, Hoikukai Asakusa Hospital, Tokyo, Japan 1995 -­‐-­‐ 1997 Medical Specialist of Pain Relief Division, Harajuku Hospital, Tokyo, Japan 1990 -­‐-­‐ 1994 Assistant Medical Doctor, Fujian Provincial Hospital, Fuzhou, China Education 1994 – 1995 Advanced Japanese language study Tokyo Japanese Language & Culture College, Tokyo, Japan 1985 – 1990 M.D. Chinese Medicine Department Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine of China Personal Chinese citizen, Married with one son. Born in China, Date of Birth: February 13, 1968 Languages: Thai, Chinese, Japanese and English. References H. E. Dr. Denis G. Antoine, Permanent Representative/Ambassador of Grenada M ission to the United Nations, New York, USA H. E. Dr. David G. Wu, Ambassador/Deputy Delegate of UNESCO New York Office (USA). 16 17 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY SUMMIT II
SPONSORS
Program Level and Co-Sponsors
American Dental Education Association CTW International Consulting Group, Inc. Howard University Pfizer, Inc. Speaker Level
American Osteopathic Association and Foundation Embassy of Qatar Conference Support Level
Assurant, Inc. Ronny Lancaster Senior Vice President Eli Lilly Company U.S. Department of Energy Lucia Riddle Sister Strength, LLC With Sincere gratitude …
IAMMM extends appreciation to all Sponsors, Speakers and Attendees who participated in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Global Health Equity Summit, 2013. 18 IAMMM BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Roger J. Bulger, MD President & CEO (ret.) Association of Academic Health Centers Immediate Past Chair H.E. Michael Moussa-­‐Adamo Ambassador of Gabon to the USA, Haiti and MExico Vice Chair, Global Mary D. Redd President & CEO Steinway Child & Family Services Vice Chair Hon. Robert G. Stanton Deputy Assistant Secretary U.S. Department of Interior Secretary Hon. Ryan Riley, D.D.S. President Tulane General Dentistry Treasurer Ambassador Denis Antoine, PhD Ambassador of Grenada To The United Nations Claudia Baquet, MD Associate Dean University of MD School of Medicine David Baines, MD Alaska Family Practice Residency Program Kimberly Lucas Benton, D.D.S. Sutter Dental Care 19 Harry Johnson, ESQ President/CEO The Memorial Foundation, Inc. Susan Kelly, PhD University of the South Pacific Deputy Vice Chancellor (Provost) Ronny B. Lancaster Senior Vice President Assurant Afaf Meleis, PhD Dean of Nursing University of Pennsylvania *Hon. Louis W. Stokes U.S. Congress (ret.) *Hon. Diane Watson U.S. Congress Ambassador David G. Wu Ambassador/Deputy Delegate UNESCO Robert Williams, MD Family Practice Howard University Hospital Madeline Y. Lawson President & CEO * Emeritus IAMMM PARTNERS
Council of Academic Institutional Leaders An advisory group comprised of leaders of our nation’s health and medical professional schools, the charter group of the Council of Academic Institutional Leaders are: Geraldine Polly Bednash, PhD, RN, FAAN -­‐ American Association of Colleges of Nursing Ray Quintero, Director -­‐ American Osteopathic Association Richard Valachovic, DMD, MPH -­‐ American Dental Education Association Darrell Kirch, MD -­‐ Association of American Medical Colleges Sidney Ribeau, PhD, President -­‐ Howard University Raymond S. Greenberg, MD, PhD -­‐ Medical University of South Carolina John Maupin, Jr., DDS -­‐ Morehouse School of Medicine Jane Henney, MD -­‐ University of Cincinnati -­‐ Academic Health Center M. Roy Wilson, MD, MMS -­‐ University of Colorado at Denver, Health Science Center E. Albert Reece, MD -­‐ University of Maryland School of Medicine Antonio M. Gotto, MD, DPhil -­‐ Weill Cornell Medical College 20