Title

Grant Application: Maine Partners For Health In Africa

Creator

Lindsay Katona, University of New EnglandFollow
William Douglas, University of New EnglandFollow
Sean Lena, University of New EnglandFollow
Daniel Crothers, University of New EnglandFollow

Files

Description

IPEC Mini-grant application for funding of UNE student project Maine Partners for Health in Africa: Clinical and Public Health Initiatives. The team organized a day long conference in February 2014, "The Maine Africa Connection," to bring together UNE community, Maine organizations, members of the public, and practitioners to discuss best practices, challenges, and begin new collaborations for future health projects. Goals of the conference were to gather experts on interdisciplinary approaches to health care for African refugees and immigrants in Maine, educate health providers, administrators, educators, and community members on best practices for refugee health care, and set a foundation for professional collaboration and leadership.

Publication Date

9-2013

Keywords

Maine connect, Maine, Healthcare, best practices, interdisciplinary approaches, Refugee health care

Disciplines

Medical Education | Osteopathic Medicine and Osteopathy | Public Health

Notes

UNE faculty members Charles Radis, DO, and Marilyn Gugliucci, PHD, were affiliated with this project.

Preferred Citation

Katona, Lindsay; Douglas, William; Lena, Sean; and Crothers, Daniel, "Grant Application: Maine Partners For Health In Africa" (2013). Maine Partners For Health In Africa. 1.
https://dune.une.edu/minigrant_meafrica/1