Using Legal Services as Part of a Community Strategy to Improve Maternal and Child Health | 2022 Learning Collaborative
In Using Legal Services as Part of a Community Strategy to Improve Maternal and Child Health participants from health center and civil legal service providers developed and improved strategies to integrate legal services as part of the clinical practice to address the social and legal needs of maternal and child patients. In this four-part course, participants were asked to consider specific aspects of establishing MLPs and were be given access to resources designed to increase learning about the impact of unmet legal needs on maternal and child health. The collaborative brought together legal service providers and health centers to learn from each other and faculty advisors representing the Georgetown University Health Justice Alliance and the Center for Children’s Advocacy/Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital partnership.
Faculty
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Ada Fenick, MD, FAAP
Yale School of Medicine
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Vicki Girard, JD
Georgetown University Health Justice Alliance
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Loral Patchen, PhD, MSN, MA, CNM, IBCLC
Medstar Washington Hospital Center
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Roxana Richardson, JD
Georgetown University Health Justice Alliance
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Alice Rosenthal, JD
Center for Children’s Advocacy
Slides and Recordings
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