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Segregation and Civil Rights in the American Health System

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Description

This training examines the historical intersection of civil rights, public health, and healthcare policy in the United States. It highlights the contributions of African American health professionals, the impact of segregation, and key federal initiatives such as the New Deal in addressing health disparities.

Target Audience

Healthcare professionals, historians, public health students, and policymakers seeking insights into the historical roots of health inequities in the U.S.

Learning Outcomes

After completing this training, you will be able to:

  1. Explain the role of key federal initiatives, such as the New Deal, in shaping public health policy in the segregated South.
  2. Identify the contributions of African American health professionals in advancing civil rights and public health.
  3. Analyze the challenges and barriers posed by segregation in healthcare access and professional opportunities.
  4. Understand the historical connections between civil rights and national health policy reforms.

 

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