Medical Student Grand Rounds: Caring for incarcerated patients on the words: bias, rights, and responsibilities
When
Monday, May 1
11:30am - 12:30pm
Where
Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
2 Riverside Circle, Roanoke, VA 24016
Student Commons M210
Contact
Nancy Wu at nancywu@vt.edu
About this event
The talk will provide valuable information to medical students about caring for incarcerated patients who they may encounter during third year clerkships. The talk will discuss rights of incarcerated persons as pertains to healthcare systems and responsibilities of clinicians in caring for them in a non-carceral setting.
Speaker: Lauren ‘LB’ Canary, MPH
Lauren ‘LB’ Canary, MPH (they/she) is a third-year medical student at VTCSOM. They have served as a health advisor at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and on nonprofit boards of directors for organizations that support unhoused persons and people who use drugs, including the Atlanta Harm Reduction Coalition, Virginia Harm Reduction Coalition, and RAM House.
Statement about accessibility and accommodation
The Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event. All virtual events will have automated captions. Recorded events will have edited captions available soon after the event. If you desire live captioning or a sign language interpreter, please contact the organizer two weeks before the event.
For in-person events, the main VTCSOM building at Riverside 2 is wheelchair accessible from the elevators inside the parking garage. Blind or visually impaired users may need assistance finding the elevators under the building, or using the stairs in front of the building.
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