Binational Health Week
2011
October 1-16, 2011
Location: 40 US States and 3 Canadian Provinces

QUICK EVENT SEARCH Services: All Services Access to Health/Health Insurance Accident Prevention/Occupational Health Addiction, including alcoholism and drugs Asthma Autism Cancer Cardiovascular Health and Hypertension Children's Health Cultural Competency Dental Health Disabilities Emergency Preparedness Environmental Awareness Hearing/Vision HIV/AIDS and STDs Infectious Disease Influenza Men's Health Mental Health, including Domestic Violence Nutrition/Obesity/Diabetes Other Physical Activities Sexual/Reproductive Health Vaccinations Women's Health Country: All Countries United States Canada Mexico State: All States Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming British Columbia Ontario Quebec City:

Key Note Presentation at Binational Policy Forum 2011

US-LatinAmerica Migration and Health, the Way Forward-Waterman

Other Presentations of the Forum 2011

Acceso a Servicios de Salud, una meta posible-Sotelo

Access to health services for migrants in Mexico-Gonzalez Block

Cross Border Insurance Options and Cross Border Care- Warner

Cultural Competency How It Applies to Organizations and Delivery of Clinical Services-Gonzalez

Health Care Protection System, A Contribution to Universal Coverage

How health care reform could affect cross border health care utilization- Vargas Bustamante

Latino Immigrants Access to Care and Health Care Reform- Aguilar Gaxiola

Marketing social de salud en migración- Garcia

National Immigration Policy and Access to Health Care - Ejnes

Placing Prevention through bilingual binational telehealth-De la Torre

Uninsured Latinos and the Affordable Care Act-Flores

Other Resources

How Health Reform Benefits You and California’s Latino Families

Resources for Following Health Care Reform Implementation

Equity Through Implementation

Cómo la Reforma de Salud le Beneficiará a Usted y las Familias Latinas en California

CPCA Fact Sheets

What Does Health Care Reform Mean For Children & Families?

¿Qué significa la reforma de salud y cuidado médico para niños y las familias?

What Does Health Care Reform Mean For Individuals?

¿Qué significa la reforma de salud y cuidado médico para el individuo?

What Does Health Care Reform Mean For Seniors?

¿Qué significa la reforma de salud y cuidado médico para los mayores de edad?

HIA Fact Sheets

Access to Health Care for Latinos in the U.S.

Health Care Reform and California's Latino Immigrant Community