HSLIC's Biomedical Informatics Seminar Series Presents: Gabe Peters, BA

09/29/2022

Brandon Carroll

Nursing,

Indigenous Health,

Orthopaedics & Rehabilitation,

Anatomy & Physiology,

Epidemiology,

Health Policy,

Neurosciences,

Psychiatry, Behavioral Sciences, & Mental Health,

Teaching & Learning,

Family & Community Care,

Health Justice & Equity,

New Mexico

You are invited to join us on Thursday, October 6th from 10 to 11:30 AM, for a virtual seminar by Gabe Peters, BA.

Topic: Inclusive Dermatology: Creating a Diverse Visual Atlas of Skin Conditions

Description: Existing literature on Dermatological conditions highlight little to no visual diversity amongst skin conditions of varying individuals of color. Inclusive dermatology focuses on the importance of gathering and sharing images of dermatological conditions in all skin types with an emphasis on individuals who have been excluded in medical education. By expanding the availability of images in varying skin types, we hope to not only advance medical education but also strive to improve patient care, especially with our diverse population here in New Mexico.

Learning Objectives:

1. Describe what Inclusive Dermatology is

2. Explain the importance of inclusivity and how it benefits patient care

Please email B LCarroll@salud.unm.edu to request Zoom info.

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