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AU G 11–15 , 2O18 Doris Browne, M.D., M.P.H. 118th President of the National Medical Association 116 TH ANNUAL CONVENTION AND SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY THE CREATING A URGENCY CULTURE OF OF NOW HEALTH EQUITY Tiahna Kyle Marjorie here to make a difference. Sickle cell disease (SCD) is the most common rare inherited blood disorder in the United States affecting nearly 100,000 Americans. Greater education and improved treatment options are desperately needed. For 30 years, Pfizer has been a part of the journey with the rare disease community to make a lasting impact through potentially life-changing innovations, trusted partnerships, and unwavering passion. There is only one way we succeed—together. Visit Pfizer.com/RareDisease to learn more. THE URGENCY OF NOW: CREATING A CULTURE OF HEALTH EQUITY 1 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Colleagues, As the 118th President, I am honored and privileged to extend greetings to all attendees of the 116th Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly of the National Medical Association (NMA).This year’s convention theme is The Urgency of Now: Creating a Culture of Health Equity, it brings together the culmination of a year of collaboration with other professional organizations, disease associations, industry, civic organizations, advocacy groups and faith-based organizations to develop a framework for health equity in the African American community. During the convention experts will address many of the health inequity issues facing patients, healthcare providers, communities, and the Nation. There will be ample opportunities to collaborate, network, and dialogue with stakeholders. We will examine research findings that focus on social determinants of health and the needed health policies. Such policies can impact the ability to live and work in a clean environment, earn a good living, have access to nutritious food, high quality healthcare and effectively use available social services and healthcare resources to optimize disease prevention, diagnosis, management, and improve health outcomes. I invite everyone to participate in our signature events beginning with the Saturday morning sessions. Every medical provider in the United States has experienced the impact of rapid changes in the health systems and the health care industry. Therefore, awareness and understanding the strategies imposed by new guidelines and the transformational changes in healthcare from cutting edge research is imperative. The Mazique Symposium will focus on “Mentoring and Increasing the Medical School Pipeline”. The Opening Awards Ceremony held on Saturday, August 11th where the accomplishments of NMA members will be recognized, including special awards and recognition of the achievements of our young physicians. Other events include the Sunday Plenary Session entitled “The Hidden Dimension on American Racism: Surviving While being Black in America,” and “Transforming Health Equity through Technology”, the ANMA/NMA prayer breakfast, the CCWP luncheon, and sessions to address the opioid crises and gun violence. Additionally, all 26 sections have exciting program throughout the convention on various disease entities and healthcare topics. The Exhibit Hall will also feature information on many products and industry collaborators. These are only a few of the many exciting and empowering events planned throughout the convention. It is the cultural concept of extended families that embodies the historical spirit of the National Medical Association. Likewise, it is through our extended partnerships with professional organizations (medical and non-medical), industry, government, corporations, and advocacy entities dedicated to health and health services that our shared vision for the highest quality of life for all people will come to fruition. I thank the NMA leadership, Chair of the Board, Past President’s Council, Board of Trustees, NMA Cobb Institute, committee members, Section Chairs, Auxiliary to the National Medical Association, members of the Corporate Circle, other corporate sponsors, my family and friends, and all who have given me support and contributed to the success of the NMA during this year. God bless the United States of America and God bless the National Medical Association. With Much Gratitude, Doris Browne, M.D., M.P.H. 118th President, National Medical Association August 10, 2018 Welcome! On behalf of the City of Orlando, it is my pleasure to welcome The Central Florida Medical Society & National Medical Association Members to The City Beautiful. Your 116th Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly is set in the heart and soul of Central Florida. From a bustling center of commerce boasting a diverse set of industries, to its fine restaurants, first-rate hotels, awe-inspiring art galleries and museums, Orlando has so much to offer. I invite you to explore Downtown Orlando during your visit. Our Downtown is currently experiencing a cultural arts-and-entertainment renaissance through the development of three state-of-the-art community venues, the new Amway Center, a world-class performing arts center and an upgraded Camping World Stadium. Downtown is also home to a new Major League Soccer stadium for our Orlando City Lions. These modern arts, entertainment and sports venues will serve as the cornerstone for our region for generations to come. Orlando's warm and sunny weather also makes our region perfect for enjoying biking, boating, kayaking, fishing and hiking. Beaches are less than a one-hour drive. Orlando offers a winning combination of economic, cultural, educational opportunities and an incredibly high quality of life for residents and visitors. Again, welcome and best wishes for a successful convention. Sincerely, Buddy Dyer Mayor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OFFICE OF THE MAYOR Orlando City Hall · 400 South Orange Avenue · Third Floor PO Box 4990 · Orlando, FL 32802-4990 P 407.246.2221 · F 407.246.2842 · cityoforlando.net/mayor Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs P.O. Box 1393 201 South Rosalind Ave, 5th Floor Orlando, FL 32802-1393 Phone: 407-836-7370 Fax: 407-836-7360 [email protected] August 2018 Greetings to Members of the National Medical Association: As Mayor of Orange County, it is my sincere pleasure to welcome you to the 116th Annual Convention and Scientific Assembly. We are honored that Orlando and the beautiful Rosen Shingle Creek Resort were chosen to host this event. As you enjoy your time in Central Florida, I encourage you to see everything our region has to offer. You will quickly discover why we continue to be the No. 1 vacation destination in the nation with more than 72 million visitors in 2017. With our beautiful “Florida sunshine” providing the backdrop, you can discover our exciting theme parks, great cities and towns, excellent shopping opportunities, and relaxing parks and recreational amenities while experiencing superior hospitality and welcoming residents. These reasons, among many more, make Orange County a great place to live, work and raise a family. Our region is also home to top-rated higher education institutions, the second largest convention center in the nation, and a burgeoning community of biotech, life sciences and research facilities that have been recognized around the world for their innovation and success. We are very proud of being a major international destination. I hope you enjoy all of the opportunities at this year’s convention, and I wish continued success for the National Medical Association! Sincerely, Teresa Jacobs THE FLORIDA COMMITTEES: SENATE Criminal Justice, Chair Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1100 Civil Justice, Vice Chair Appropriations Banking and Insurance Judiciary Regulated Industries SENATOR RANDOLPH BRACY 11th District August 11th, 2018 National Medical Association 8403 Colesville Road, Suite 820, Silver Spring, MD 20910 Greetings: It is my honor to extend a warm welcome to the members, guests, partners and staff of the National Medical Association and its local component, the Central Florida Medical Society, as you gather in Orlando for your Annual Convention in celebration of your 116th year of operation. Your commitment to eliminating health disparities among people of color fulfills a far-reaching need in this community, and marks a unique contribution toward elevating the profile and impact of medical professions in communities of color. I wholeheartedly commend your efforts to promote parity and justice in the medical field, and to broaden access to educational opportunities for individuals of color who pursue medical professions. Best wishes for the continued growth and success of the National Medical Association and the Central Florida Medical Society. Sincerely, Randolph Bracy Florida Senate, District 11 REPLY TO: 150 N. Lakeshore Drive, Ocoee, Florida 34761 (407) 656-6716 213 Senate Office Building, 404 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1100 (850) 487-5011 Senate’s Website: www.flsenate.gov JOE NEGRON ANITERE FLORES President of the Senate President Pro Tempore 8 NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 2018 CONVENTION AND SCIENTIFIC ASSEMBLY Official Convention Program Book* 116 TH ANNUAL CONVENTION AND SCIENTIFIC
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