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Summer Institute 2000
Strategies for Understanding & Measuring Health Disparities


July 29-30, 2000, Minneapolis, Minnesota

At this two-day MCH Summer Institute local and national experts provided a comprehensive overview of the nature and magnitude of health disparities. Powerpoint presentations are available below.

• Presentation by Urban Landreman, MS, MBA & Gopal Narayan, MS, MA this presentation focuses on the many data sources available in Minnesota and nationally that help us assess health disparities and potential contributors.
• Presentation by Cheryl Blackmore Prince, MPH, PhD this presentation discusses the meaning of disparities and the factors have been associated with health disparities, including race, ethnicity, and socio-economic status. Other slides related to the work of Blackmore Prince can be found at the MACH 2010 Conference website. In addition, other slides on MCH issues can be found at the citymatch site.
• Presentation of John Oswald, PhD and David Stroud, MBA Minnesota and its health disparities is the topic of this presentation. (Part A; Part B)

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PowerPoint Presentations:

[Presenter’s name(s)], 2007, July 24-25. [Title of presentation]. Presented at the 9th Annual Center for Leadership Education in Maternal and Child Public Health's Summer Institute, Addressing Health Disparities: Culture, Communications and Health, University of Minnesota. PowerPoint slides retrieved [date you download this information] from http://www.epi.umn.edu/mch.

Video Presentations:

[Presenter’s name(s)], (2007, July 24-25). [Title of presentation]. Presented at the 9th Annual Center for Leadership Education in Maternal and Child Public Health's Summer Institute, Addressing Health Disparities: Culture, Communications and Health, University of Minnesota. Video recording retrieved [date you viewed this presentation] from http://www.epi.umn.edu/mch.