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Bridging Gaps: Disability Awareness and Patient-Centered Care in Pharmacy

Bridging Gaps: Disability Awareness and Patient-Centered Care in Pharmacy


October 29, 2024

The Office of Global Health and the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion presents the panel discussion: Bridging Gaps: Disability Awareness and Patient-Centered Care in Pharmacy

Tuesday, October 29th at noon Room 2006

Event Description: This event aims to equip pharmacists and aspiring pharmacists with the knowledge to better assist patients with disabilities, promote healthcare accessibility, and reduce healthcare disparities. Following a movie preview on your own (the movie will be announced soon), join our panelists for a discussion on how to best interact with and provide healthcare to people living with disabilities.

Panelists:

  • Leslie Stilson, McBurney Resource Specialist: Lived experiences with visual impairment.
  • Elsa Thiel, high school student: Lived experience with Guillain-Barre Syndrome post vaccination.
  • Julie Thiel, PharmD and mother of Elsa. Lived experience advocating for her daughter.
  • Amy Elske, Aging Disability Resource Center. Resource specialist for people living with disabilities in Dane County.
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