Tina Tran, PharmD, assistant professor of Pharmacy Practice in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at Temple University School of Pharmacy, presenting “Community-based strategies to accelerate chronic disease management.” 

Public health crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, lead to inevitable disruptions to essential healthcare delivery for chronic communicable (i.e., HIV) and non-communicable (i.e., hypertension, diabetes) diseases. However, one unexpected consequence of the pandemic may have been the acceleration of community-based models to ensure patient-centered care and timely delivery of treatment for chronic disease management. This session will discuss challenges and opportunities to expand community-based strategies to extend chronic disease care to hard-to-reach patient populations who face socioeconomic barriers.

Correction: Next Global Health event is October 11, 2022

Ricardo Ainslie, PhD, ABPP

M.K. Hage Centennial Professor in Education
Director, Education and Research for AMPATH Mexico
The University of Texas at Austin

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