Dr. Warne at Roswell Park Cancer Institute

Dr. Warne presented in Buffalo, NY on “Challenges in American Indian

Cancer Control”  on Monday, April 13, 2015 at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute.

National Indian Health Board 2015 Public Health Innovation Award

*Congratulations to Dr. Warne and his continued efforts in Public Health*
Dr. Warne receiving the National Indian Health Board 2015 Public Health Innovation Award in California

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Dr. Warne published in the Institute of Medicine

"Investing in Native Community-Led Strategies to Improve Physical Activity"

An informative commentary intent to stimulate discussion on ways to help Native American communities overcome social determinants of health and elevate the health of the community in all forms: education attainment, poverty, access to health services, etc..


http://www.iom.edu/~/media/Files/Perspectives-Files/2015/PAandNativeCommunities.pdf

Dr. Donald Warne talks in Sioux Falls at the Avera Rural Health Conference

Dr. Donald Warne talks in Sioux Falls at the Avera Rural Health Conference on March 5 about the challenges of meeting health care needs in rural areas and on American Indian reservations.

http://www.tristateneighbor.com/news/regional/disparities-in-health-care-felt-on-reservations/article_8071add8-cdb5-11e4-bc54-fb29d8873ffe.html

NIHB Innovation Award

Congratulations to Dr. Warne for be receiving the National Indian Health Board 2015 Public Health Innovation Award in April

Dr. Warne in Sioux Falls SD today presenting on Rural Health Needs

Dr. Warne presenting today on Rural Health Needs at Avera Rural Health Conference in Sioux Falls, SD
http://www.avera.org/…/pu…/51942/2015-rural-conf-agenda5.pdf

Dr. Warne to present at NATIONAL TRIBAL LEADERS FORUM 2015

NATIONAL TRIBAL LEADERS FORUM 2015

Advancing Our Health and Wellness,
Now and For Future Generations

When: March 11-12, 2015

Where: Phoenix, Arizona at the Gila River Indian Community Wild Horse Pass Hotel and Casino

The National Tribal Leaders Forum 2015 will be facilitated meeting to create a shared vision and develop a national public health agenda to for advancing health and wellness for Native communities. Participants will engage in strategic dialogue and explore ways that a Tribal Public Health Institute (TPHI) can strengthen and build the capacity of our Tribal public health system, including Tribes, Tribal Organizations and all those whose primary intent is to protect and promote health of American Indian and Alaska Native peoples.

Your input is needed! Tribal leader and stakeholder attendance at the forum will be critical to development of a TPHI that will address the health needs and assets of AI/AN communities.

Visit the website for more information about the forum.

http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?ca=03f67949-313a-49d9-8089-df5b9cf49ff3&c=6d9bfa10-25af-11e3-8496-782bcb740129&ch=6e22dd50-25af-11e3-852d-782bcb740129