Enhancing the dignity and rights of incarcerated people in the acute care setting

Date: Thursday, September 21, 2023
Time: 12:00 pm Central
Location: Gonda 7-103 Lecture Hall and via Zoom

This event is open to all staff and students. Lunch provided. First come, first served.

Incarcerated persons have a Constitutionally-afforded right to community-standard healthcare, yet face countless hurdles to accessing high quality care. Join a panel of physician advocates for a discussion on the challenges of delivering autonomy-affirming care to incarcerated persons, and learn about the movement they are catalyzing to change the way we care for incarcerated patients (www.scopesandshields.org). 

Panel:

• Kathleen Akgun MD, MS, Yale School of Medicine
• Matt Griffith MD, University of Colorado School of Medicine
• Amen Sergew MD
• Erin DeMartino MD, Mayo Clinic

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