Virtual Event: EHR-->EI: A Systems Integration Approach to Reducing Inequities in Early Intervention Referrals and Increasing Retention

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EHR-->EI: A Systems Integration Approach to Reducing Inequities in

Early Intervention Referrals and Increasing Retention

October 27th, 2:00-3:00 PM ET

Don’t miss your chance to engage with presenters from the 2022 LEARN Conference Baby Talk “EHR-->EI: A Systems Integration Approach to Reducing Inequities in Early Intervention Referrals and Increasing Retention.” Watch the special rebroadcast of the brief talk then bring your wonderings to the live discussion on the details of this incredible collaboration between the NYC Early Intervention Program and NYC Health + Hospitals (H+H). Explore how the collaborators incorporated the EI referral form into the EPIC EHR and implemented bi-directional data exchange and follow-up, and expanded from three sites during 2021 to more than 20 sites in February 2022.

As a result of attending this webinar, participants will be able to:

Summarize the existing racial inequities in Early Intervention (EI) referrals and retention; particularly in NYC in 2019
Recall strategies intended to reduce racial inequities in EI referrals and retention
Identify how implementation of new tools and resources is being supported

Tania Corporan

Project Manager

New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

Dr. Corporan is a passionate Mental Health advocate and manager of cross-functional health care project teams with more than 18 years’ experience in executing successful agendas, from concept through completion, in support of research, academic, non-profit, and public service objectives. Cat herding is her number one superpower.

Nura Anwar

NYC Health + Hospitals

Nura Anwar is a native New Yorker, an avid public health professional and educator focused on improving healthcare outcomes in pediatrics, women’s health, mental health and underserved communities both locally and globally. She has served both on the front end and back end of patient care, addressing healthcare disparities and advocating for communities of color by using her academic, social and performance backgrounds. Nura defines Public health as the intersection between the power of human connection, impactful healthcare practices and community empowerment.

**Live Attendance Required** (complete within 30 days of event). All registrants will have 30-day access to the session recording.

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Learning Objectives:

Summarize the existing racial inequities in Early Intervention (EI) referrals and retention; particularly in NYC in 2019.
Recall strategies intended to reduce racial inequities in EI referrals and retention.
Identify how implementation of new tools and resources is being supported.

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