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Community Health Centers and Primary Care Teaching: A Look at the Future









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H. Jack Geiger, M.D.



Medical Professor Emeritus

Community Health and Social Medicine

The Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education





SPONSORED BY THE MAY AND SAMUEL RUDIN FOUNDATION



Learning Objectives:



To understand the history and development of Community Health Centers over nearly five decades



To understand the potential role of CHCs as teaching institutions in the ongoing reform of medical education



To understand the role of intersectoral collaboration in addressing social determinants of the health of populations served by CHCs





Tuesday, June 12, 2012



12:00-1:15 PM EDT



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H. Jack Geiger, M.D., M.Sci. Hyg. (Epidemiology), Sc.D. (hon.) is the Arthur C. Logan Professor Emeritus of Community Medicine at Sophie Davis; a founding member and Past President of Physicians for Human Rights, which shared in the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1998; a founding member and Past President of Physicians for Social Responsibility, the U.S. affiliate of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, which received the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1985; and a founding member and Past President of the Committee for Health in Southern Africa. Most of his professional career has been devoted to the problems of health, poverty and human rights. He initiated the community health center model in the U.S., combining community-oriented primary care, public health interventions, and civil rights and community empowerment and development initiatives, and was a leader in the development of the national health center network of more than 900 urban, rural and migrant centers currently serving some twelve million low-income patients. Dr. Geiger's work in human rights spans more than six decades. He was a founding member of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) in 1943 and was Civil Liberties Chairman of the American Veterans Committee from 1947-51, leading campaigns to end racial discrimination in hospital care and admission to medical schools.



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