There was a slight mistake on the e-mail invitation. It is corrected below. The event is on Wednesday, December 5, 2012.
Apologies,
Shree
- We invite you to a lively discussion of our latest report, *The State of
Urban Health: Eliminating Health Disparities to Save Lives and Cut Costs*. This
report addresses the economic costs society endures when health disparities
persist in our nation. It also provides policy recommendations and
opportunities for stakeholders to actively engage in closing health
disparity gaps in their communities. Our recommendations include specific
references to the connection between health and educational outcomes*.*
*Event Details:*
*Keynote Speaker*: Surgeon General Regina Benjamin
*Remarks By*: Representative Donna Christensen
*When: *Wednesday, December 5, 2012 1:00-3:00 PM* *(A reception will follow
the event.)
*Where: *K&L Gates 1601 K St. NW
*RSVP: *http://event.pingg.com/
*Twitter*: #CloseHealthGaps @NatUrbanLeague
*Panelists:*
Ian Duncan, *Vice President, Clinical Outcomes and Analytics, *Walgreens**
Darrell J. Gaskin, *Deputy Director*, Johns Hopkins Center for Health
Disparities Solutions
Brian Smedley, *Vice President and Director**, *Health Policy Institute,
Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies**
Deborah Wilson, *President*, Metropolitan Wilmington Urban League
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