Description
This insightful webinar presented by Calia A. Torres, PhD, is designed for clinicians and researchers interested in advancing equitable practices in pain research and clinical care, with a focus on women’s health. This session explores antiracism and cultural humility principles within the context of pain research and clinical care, offering strategies to address disparities affecting women’s health outcomes.
Dr. Torres provides a comprehensive overview of the RESTORATIVE model, an innovative framework that examines the intersections of racism, trauma, and chronic pain, and how these factors perpetuate inequities. The session will also highlight culturally responsive practices, the importance of reflexivity, and strategies for improving access to care for underserved populations, particularly women from marginalized communities. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding, enhance your clinical and research practices, and contribute to a more equitable future in women’s health.
CE Information
1 hour of CE
Cost
SfHP Member: FREE; Learn more about SfHP membership here!
Non-member: $30
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