In Case you Missed It I Recording Available: Roundtable Discussion – Immunizations in the Dakotas

In Case you Missed It I Recording Available: Roundtable Discussion – Immunizations in the Dakotas

On August 16, we were fortunate to have a panel of four local experts discuss immunizations and vaccinations in our communities. The panel answered a series of questions, which included: What does data show us about immunization rates of influenza, pneumococcal and...
Advocacy and Awareness: The Importance of Vaccinations

Advocacy and Awareness: The Importance of Vaccinations

Although significant vaccine-related advancements have been made in the United States, adult vaccination rates still remain low overall, especially among racial and ethnic minority populations, who have been shown to be less likely to be vaccinated against certain...
Bringing Awareness to the Unique Struggles Minority Communities Face Regarding Mental Illness

Bringing Awareness to the Unique Struggles Minority Communities Face Regarding Mental Illness

National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is observed each July to bring awareness to the unique struggles that racial and ethnic minority communities face regarding mental illness in the United States. The COVID-19 pandemic has made it harder for racial and...
Mini Virtual Conference: Navigating Late Stages of Dementia for Caregivers I August 4, 2022

Mini Virtual Conference: Navigating Late Stages of Dementia for Caregivers I August 4, 2022

FREE learning opportunity for providers, healthcare professionals and caregivers. A 4-hour mini-conference that will involve presentations on late stages of dementia, hospice vs. palliative care and managing end-of-life care for people living with dementia followed by...