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DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday June 2nd\, 2021  \n	Time: 12-1PM EDT\n	Topic: 'He
 alth justice and quality of care'\n\nZoom link: https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/8
 9369819518\n\nAccording to the WHO (2018)\, 'PHC is rooted in a commitment
  to social justice\, equity and participation.' Drs. Lynda Redwood-Campbel
 l and Sabina Faiz Rashid will reflect on the adaptability of PHC models to
  fulfill this aspiration by drawing upon their experiences in working with
  and listening to underserved populations in the context of humanitarian c
 rises and ethnographic research. How can PHC services can be delivered and
  scaled up to respond to the health and development needs of people in pre
 carious or emergency settings\, all while ensuring equity in accessibility
  and quality? How can we reimagine and build more resilient health systems
  in people-centred\, context-specific and sustainable ways? Join us as we 
 discuss lessons learned and innovative examples of PHC delivery models aro
 und the world.\n\n\nDr. Lynda Redwood-Campbell MD\, FCFP\, DTM&H\, MPH is 
 a family physician with research\, scholarly and international expertise i
 n global health\, immigrant/refugee health and humanitarian response. Her 
 interest is how to integrate PHC into disaster preparedness/response in po
 licy and action. She has worked in many resource-poor countries and as par
 t of several emergency responses including with the ICRC Red Cross field h
 ospital in Indonesia after the December 2004 Tsunami and the Kashmir 2005 
 earthquake in Pakistan\, the 2010 Haiti earthquake and cholera outbreak. S
 he continues to lead global capacity-building initiatives focused on healt
 h human resources and primary care delivery.  She has also chaired the glo
 bal health committee of the Canadian College of Family Physicians and serv
 ed on various international editorial boards including the Prehospital and
  Disaster Medicine Journal. \n\nDr. Sabina Faiz Rashid PhD is Dean & Profe
 ssor at BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health\, BRAC University. She 
 specializes in ethnographic and qualitative research that explores the imp
 act of structural and intersectional factors on the ability of marginalize
 d populations (i.e. sexual minorities\, refugee populations\, adolescents\
 , slum dwellers) to realize their sexual and reproductive health and right
 s. In 2008\, she founded the Centre for Gender\, Sexual and Reproductive H
 ealth and Rights and co-founded the Centre for Urban Equity and Health in 
 2013. Professor Rashid has led/co-led numerous local and multi-country res
 earch and capacity building initiatives and serves on several national and
  global boards and committees. \n
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SUMMARY:Global Health Webinar: Health justice and quality of care
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/familymed/channels/event/global-health-webinar-he
 alth-justice-and-quality-care-331140
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