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Re: Rural county in Alabama that trained hundreds of health workers? pls. remind me
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GREETINGS:

CLAUDIA, CAN YOU ASSIST WITH THIS REQUEST?

MY COLLEAUGE CLAUDIA HARDY RUNS THE PROGRAM.  She is based at the University of Alabama.

IT IS CALLED THE DEEP SOUTH NETWORK AND SHE HAS TRAINED SEVERAL HUNDRED COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS (CHAS) TO ADDRESS HEALTH DISPARITIES.

THEY HAVE MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ON THEIR PROGRAM.

AS YOU CAN SEE, I AM ALSO CC HER ON THIS EMAIL

Hope this is healthful
STAY WELL, STAY FOCUSED, BE BLESSED!

WARMLY,

Selma J. Morris, M.Ed
International Health Consultant
Business Phone - (404) 378 - 2965
Cell Phone - (404) 403-8571
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> From: David Webster <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Re: [SDOH] Rural county in Alabama that trained hundreds of health workers? pls. remind me
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> --- On Sat, 11/28/09, Dennis Raphael
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> They had a community process that led to making health care
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>  Twenty years later there were hundreds of trained
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> including doctors, nurses etc. who were from the county and
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> David Webster, OTR/L, Sc.D.
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