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Healthcare Georgia Foundation's Voices of the Community: Listening Tour 2010 engaged community advocates and service providers in five cities around the state in a discussion about the health of their communities, the health care issues facing their neighbors, and their community’s efforts and capacity to continue to make an impact. View Details
Healthcare Georgia Foundation is pleased to announce the availability of two free workshops for Foundation grantees focused on strengthening nonprofit health organizations. The workshops will be presented by Cindy Coney of MissionWise.The workshops will be held at The Hurt Building on August 25, 2010, and include breakfast and/or lunch. To reserve your space now, please email dbradshaw@healthcaregeorgia or contact Donna Bradshaw at 404-653-0990. View Details
Healthcare Georgia Foundation is partnering with the Georgia Center for Nonprofits to deliver a statewide capacity-building program that provides an organizational assessment process. Organizations whose primary mission is to provide healthcare services to Georgia’s underserved population are invited to apply for this unique opportunity. Application Deadline: July 30, 2010 View Details
July 27, 2010 View Details
Healthcare Georgia Foundation’s Listening Tour Discloses Health Nonprofits Top Concerns View Details
This program is designed to raise awareness that cardiovascular risk factors are identifiable in childhood and are predictive of future cardiovascular risk. View Details
Dr. White will discuss the importance of community-based education for health sciences students and techniques for successful teaching. This session will discuss community based faculty "promotion" policies and guidance as well as opportunities for research skill development. View Details
Healthcare Georgia Foundation is pleased to announce the availability of two free workshops for Foundation grantees focused on strengthening nonprofit health organizations. The workshops will be presented by Cindy Coney of MissionWise.The workshops will be held at The Hurt Building on August 25, 2010, and include breakfast and/or lunch. To reserve your space now, please email dbradshaw@healthcaregeorgia or contact Donna Bradshaw at 404-653-0990. View Details
This program will provide an overview of the challenges and strategies needed to increase the Behavioral Health Workforce in the State of Georgia. View Details
The goal of this training is to familiarize Medical Reserve Corps Members with the purpose of the Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) and how SNS assets are requested, received and dispensed. The training will provide an overview of background concepts relevant to mass dispensing, and describe dispensing site operations and potential staffing roles for MRC members. View Details
Healthcare Georgia Foundation's third convening of grantees, partners and community leaders throughout Georgia, was held April 16-17, 2008, at The Westin Buckhead Atlanta. View Website
Healthcare Georgia Foundation recently funded an Institute of Medicine (IOM) Roundtable on Health Disparities. The Roundtable, a series of national and regional convenings on health disparities featured an Atlanta symposium. View Details
Healthcare Georgia Foundation's second convening of grantees, partners and community leaders throughout Georgia, was held February 15-16, 2006, at The Westin Buckhead Atlanta. View Details
This program is designed to raise awareness that cardiovascular risk factors are identifiable in childhood and are predictive of future cardiovascular risk. View Details
Dr. White will discuss the importance of community-based education for health sciences students and techniques for successful teaching. This session will discuss community based faculty "promotion" policies and guidance as well as opportunities for research skill development. View Details
This program will provide an overview of the challenges and strategies needed to increase the Behavioral Health Workforce in the State of Georgia. View Details
The goal of this training is to familiarize Medical Reserve Corps Members with the purpose of the Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) and how SNS assets are requested, received and dispensed. The training will provide an overview of background concepts relevant to mass dispensing, and describe dispensing site operations and potential staffing roles for MRC members. View Details
MRC 101 is the required "Orientation" for the Southwest Georgia Regional Medical Reserve Corps. The program describes the origin and development of the MRC concept and the link between the MRC and Public Health. It outlines the "Essential Functions" of Public Health and the "Core Competencies" of the MRC. It gives a general orientation to both natural and man-made disasters and the roles of Public Health and the MRC in responding to these disasters. A description of the training requirements and opportunities for non-required training is also given. View Details
