ICLAC Fall Vaccine Forum - In Person|Foro  de Vacunación Otoñal En-Persona

Immunization Coalition of Los Angeles (ICLAC)

The 2023 Fall Vaccine Forum is the last in a series of Immunization Coalition of Los Angeles County’s (ICLAC) 25th-anniversary events.

The California Endowment

Thank you for registering, we look forward to seeing you. If you have any questions, please contact: Dr. Tracey Veal at TVeal@ph.lacounty.gov

Tuesday, September 19, 20239:00 am -12 noon PSTLocation: Online (this event) and also In-PersonThe 2023 Fall Vaccine Forum is the last in a series of Immunization Coalition of Los Angeles County’s (ICLAC) 25th-anniversary events. The goal of the Vaccine Forums is to share the latest vaccine guidance, collaborations and best practices to improve immunization coverage, especially among those at highest risk. For registration, contact Dr. Tracey Veal @ TVeal@ph.lacounty.gov--Continuing Education Units (CEU) are Provided by the Vaccine Preventable Disease Control Program. Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing: CEP # 11808. This training is approved for 2.0 CEUs. To receive credit, eligible participants will need to scan a QR code at the end of the event to go to the evaluation. The deadline to complete the evaluation will be Tuesday, September 26, at 5 pm PST. A certificate of completion will be sent out after the evaluation is received.+﻿++++M﻿artes 19 de septiembre 20239﻿am-12pm (PST)Lugar: El evento tiene dos modalidades en línea o en persona 
El Foro de Otoño sobre Vacunación 2023 es nuestro último evento de celebración de nuestro aniversario número 25 para hablar sobre las actualizaciones más relevantes de vacunaciones. El objetivo del foro es compartir las ultimas guías de vacunación, colaboraciones y las mejores prácticas para incrementar la cobertura de inmunizaciones sobre todo en aquellas personas con mayor riesgo. 
Si tiene alguna pregunta sobe como registrarse para el evento comuníquese con Arely Briseño abriseno@ph.lacounty.gov
Se ofrecerán 2 Unidades de Educación Continua de capacitación proporcionadas por el Departamento de Salud Pública, Programa de Enfermedades Prevenibles por Vacunación. Proveedor aprobado por la Junta de California de Enfermeras Registradas (CEP# 11808).
Para poder recibir crédito, los participantes elegibles tendrán que escanear el código QR que se presentara al final del evento para llenar una evaluación. La fecha limite para completar la evaluación será el martes 26 de septiembre a las 5pm (PST). Un certificado de finalización será enviado después de que la evaluación sea recibida.

<h1>Biographies</h1><h3>Keri Hurley-Kim, PharmD, MPH, BCACP, APh | Chair, ICLAC</h3>Saban Community Clinic | UCI School of Pharmacey &amp; Pharmaceutical SciencesHealth Sciences Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Clinical Pharmacy PracticeDr. Hurley-Kim is Chair of the Immunization Coalition of Los Angeles. Previously, she served two years as Interim Chair after being an active member for several years.  Her clinical practice is working with underserved and marginalized communities in primary care/family medicine at Saban Community Clinic, a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in urban Los Angeles. Developing and strengthening ambulatory care pharmacy services at Saban clinic allows a team-based approach where pharmacists work closely with physicians and other providers to improve chronic disease outcomes and expand access to preventative care including vaccines.   She also serves as Health Sciences Assistant Clinical Professor Department of Clinical Pharmacy Practice at University of California School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Services.  Dr. Hurley-Kim’s scholarship is primarily related to assessing vaccine equity issues and improving vaccine access and other essential health services for vulnerable populations.--<h3>Richard Dang, PharmD, ApH, BCACP, FCPhA | Vice Chair, ICLAC</h3>Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy?Director, PGY1 Community-Based Pharmacy Residency Program?Community Practice Coordinator, Professional Experience Programs??. USC Alfred E. Mann School of Pharmacy &amp; Pharmaceutical Sciences ?Dr. Richard Dang, is Vice Chair of the Immunization Coalition of Los Angeles County (ICLAC) and Immediate Past President of the California Pharmacists Association (CPhA). He is also an Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy and Program Director of the Community-Based Pharmacy Residency Program at the University of Southern California (USC) School of Pharmacy. California’s first advanced practice pharmacist, he is a residency trained board-certified ambulatory care pharmacist, with expertise in immunizations, travel health, community-based pharmacy practice and health programs. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Dang led the City of Los Angeles COVID-19 Vaccination Program and continues to support underserved community vaccination projects. He has been featured in numerous media outlets (including the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, KNX News, ABC, CBS, NBC, the Los Angeles Business Journal, and BuzzFeed News) as a vaccination expert and for his work in community immunization and education efforts.--<h3>Ilan Shapiro, MD | Chief Health Correspondent and Medical Affairs Officer | AltMed</h3>Ilan Shapiro, MD, FAAP, FACHE, was appointed Chief Health Correspondent and Medical Affairs Officer at AltaMed Health Services, Los Angeles County, California, the nation's largest independent Federally Qualified Community Health center (FQHC) in 2022.Dr. Shapiro has spent his entire career providing care to medically underserved populations. Prior to joining AltaMed, Dr. Shapiro worked for the Mexican Secretary of Health as the liaison between Mexico and the World Health Organization (WHO). He also served as an Advisor for the Foreign Affairs and Health Mexican Ministries. In 2011, he was invited to join the White House Hispanic Policy Group and help raise Affordable Care Act awareness. Dr. Shapiro is a recipient of the Othli Award, the highest civilian honor from the Mexican Federal Government and the American Academy of Pediatrics Holroyd-Sherry Award that recognizes his ability to harness the media to deliver important children’s health information.Dr. Shapiro created programs and services expanding health services access to improve patient outcome since joining AltaMed in 2016, as Medical Director of Health Education and Wellness. During the pandemic, he led the outreach and education department transition to digital platforms to address community social determinants of health including support groups, weight management programs, long-term care, patient advocacy and connection to food services, social support and other essential resources.Dr. Shapiro is highly-sought after expert source on local and national television and radio. He has developed key relationships with top-tier media outlets, delivering bi-lingual medical information on trending health topics to audiences worldwide. He has collaborated with local, state and federal health agencies to craft and disseminate vital public health information throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.--<h3>Julissa Soto, CEO | Health Equity Consultant | Public Health Advocate| Colorado| Nationwide TEDx Speaker| Bilingual Spanish - English Transcreator | Public Radio Host</h3>Soto has a career of more than 20 years, being a leading advocate for Latino immigrant equality, inclusion and health equity in Colorado and throughout the nation. From working with teen parent programs and serving on the Colorado Vaccine Equity Task Force, to promoting health equity at the American Diabetes Association, Soto has pioneered a wide range of programming designed to empower marginalized communities.Her advocacy efforts have appeared in publications throughout Colorado, as well as NPR, Time magazine, the American Public Health Association’s Public Health, Religion and Spirituality Bulletin, and a new documentary from the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition. She has been a featured TEDx Talk speaker, and her success in leading and managing evidence-based prevention programs serving new immigrants has been recognized at both the state and national levels. Her work and achievements continue to inspire other immigrant hopefuls and newcomers in Colorado and across the globe. A Channel 22 documentary chronicling her journey navigating systems in the United States and becoming successful in a new country, Mexicanos Exitosos, aired in both Mexico and Spain. In 2021, Soto’s innovative programming and community-based intervention strategies earned one of Colorado’s most prestigious honors when Colorado Governor Jared Polis proclaimed September 20, 2021 as “Julissa Soto Day”. Since then, Julissa’s efforts have led to the vaccination of more than 24,000 Latino adults, youth and children, as well as the distribution of more than 130,000 COVID-19 tests and 60,000 masks.Today, Soto is proud to continue to provide consulting and education services to partners and agencies throughout Colorado and the United States as CEO and founder of Julissa Soto Latino Health Equity Consulting. She serves on the Health Equity Commission for the Colorado Department of Public Health and is the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Co-Chair of the Regional Accountable Entity (RAE) Program Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC), which provides guidance on health equity and outcomes. She also serves on the Suicide Prevention Commission for Colorado representing the voices of suicide attempt survivors - and particularly those facing multiple disparities. As a member of the Vaccine Community Advisory Board, Julissa contributes to research at the University of Colorado and Childrens Hospital by advising research recruitment efforts, connecting staff to community organizations, participating in discussions about vaccine and COVID treatment, and advocating for inclusive research practices. She also serves as a board member for Colorado Migrant Rural Coalition (CMRC) – where she advocates for healthy equity and economic justice – and is member of the board of Stride Community Health Centers and the KIPP Colorado Public Schools Board of Directors. In 2022, Julissa became a member of the Legislative Leadership Network for the Colorado Catholic Conference, where she combines her faith and health equity advocacy.At the national level, Julissa Soto is an active member of the National Hispanic Medical Association, and she currently serves on the United States Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)’s National Network to Eliminate Disparities in Behavioral Health (NNED) steering committee. She is also a member of the National Conference for Immunization Coalitions and Partnerships Planning Committee and is a Cultural Advisory Board member for Vaccinate Your Family, a national nonprofit organization that strives to protect people of all ages from vaccine-preventable diseases. In this role, she shares her extensive health equity expertise to aid in the development of outreach plans to increase pediatric COVID vaccine uptake in marginalized communities.

Agenda

Registration | Complimentary Contintental Networking Breakfast

Welcome, Introductions & Opening Remarks

Ilan Shapiro, MD, Chief Health Correspondent and Medical Affairs Officer AltaMed Federally Qualified Health Center, Los Angeles County, CA

Keynote: “Immunization Clinical Engagement Best Practices for Seniors and Fam”

“Prescription for Success: Flu+2 Clinical and Equity Vaccine Update”

“The Power of Cultural Validation in Immunization Engagement”

Community Spotlight- Hispanic Heritage Month

Wrap-Up & Adjournment,  Keri Hurley-Kim, PharmD, ICLAC Chair

Agenda en Español

Desayuno Continental de Cortesía (solo para participantes presenciales)

Mensaje de Bienvenida y Presentaciones 

Orador de Apertura, Dr. Ilan Shapiro y el Equipo de AltaMed

Las Mejores Prácticas en el Campo Clínico para Inmunización de los Adultos May

Receta para el éxito: influenza + 2, actualizaciones sobre la equidad de vacunaciones y la clínica.

Richard Dang, PharmD, Vicepresidente de ICLAC

Nuestra oradora invitada por su Destacado Trabajo en la Comunidad y en honor al mes de la Herencia Hispana. Defensora de la salud pública nos hablara sobre el Poder de la Validación Cultural. La cual puede tener un impacto positivo para incrementar las vacunaciones y el acceso a los servicios de salud en nuestras comunidades de personas color.

Julissa Soto, CEO

Actualización sobre vacunas contra el RSV

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