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Podcasts - How to Subscribe
If you use iTunes you can subscribe to our podcasts by clicking the link Health Disparities Blog Podcast. This will launch iTunes. You can then click "subscribe" to automatically receive new podcasts when available.
For other podcast managers you can add the following link to your podcast feeds:
http://blog.case.edu/ccrhd/podcasts/rsscrhdpodcast.xml
Be sure to check out some of our other multimedia presentations by clicking on the Audio / Video link in sidemenu on the left.
Send news items related to health disparities to ReduceDisparity(AT)case.edu
Posted by: David Porter on June 17, 2008
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Category: Health Disparities Podcast; Podcasts
Health Disparities Podcasts
"Four Recommendations For Preventing Diabetes and Obesity"
Presented by Roxanne B. Sukol MD, MS. University Hospitals. Hosted by Cleveland State University's Center for Health Equity.
Download link (video podcast)
Community Based Participatory Research - Are the scales balanced?
Presented by Maghboeba Mosavel, PhD, Karen Tabb, MSW, Catherine Oakar, BA, Ayella Shams, BS.
Dr. Mosavel and her team discuss the challenges, rewards, lessons learned, and 'what's next' for their CBPR projects.
Download link (audio and slides)
Download link (audio only)
"Addressing the Mental Health Disparities Evident in the African American and Latino Communities - A Grassroots Approach." Presented by Marsha Mitchell Blanks, M.S.W., L.S.W.
Download Link (Video Podcast)
"Elder Abuse: Framing the Issue."
Presented by Georgia Anetzberger, PhD, ACSW, LISW. Hosted by Cleveland State University's Center for Health Equity.
Download Link (Video Podcast)
"Using the Primary Socialization Theory to Predict Adolescent Substance Use and Sexual Risk Taking Behaviors." Shelley A. Francis, MPH, DrPH, CHES.
Download Link (Video Podcast)
Send news items related to health disparities to ReduceDisparity(AT)case.edu
Posted by: David Porter on June 05, 2008
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Category: Elder Abuse; Health Disparities; Mental Health; Podcasts; Primary Socialization Theory; Risk Taking; Video Podcasts; community based participatory research