Talk: "Public Health in Cuba: A Dialogue"
-How does Cuba's community-based health care system function on the ground?
-Confronting public health challenges: Long-term care, HIV/AIDS, disaster preparedness, worker health and environmental sustainability
-Implications for U.S.: What can we learn from Cuba’s experience?
PETER ORRIS, MD, MPH, FACP, FACOEM
Cuba Delegation Leader
Professor, University of Illinois School of Public Health, Chicago, IL Miembro Correspondiente, La Sociedad Cubana de Salud Pública
Collaborator with Cuban Public Health Colleagues for over 30 years
MARIA ELENA RUIZ, PHD, RN, FNP-BC
Assistant Adjunct Professor,
UCLA School of Nursing
NINA VACCARO, MPH
Executive Director,
Southside Coalition of Community Health Centers
LINDA DELP, PHD, MPH, Director,
Labor Occupational Safety & Health Program (UCLA-LOSH)
Bring your lunch --- we have cookies!
Enter CHS off of Charles Young Drive South (where School of Nursing and Dentistry and Biomed Library are located). Entrance is across from the Botany Building and the Botanical Garden. Take elevator to 4th floor, Rm. 105
This event is FREE.
For more information contact
UCLA-LOSH: 310.794.5964 or loshinfo@ucla.edu
Cosponsored by the UCLA Labor Occupational Safety and Health Program (LOSH), Center for Health Policy Research, and the CSRC.
