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Am I My Brother's Keeper?
Health Care and Social Responsibility

Saturday, March 31, 2012
Christ United Methodist  Church, Olean, NY

The Health Care Access Coalition presents keynote speaker
Wendy Johnson, MD, MPH and four workshops. 

Faith and Health Care - Addressing the question: Should faith and social responsibility go hand in hand?
Workshop I - 9:30 a.m.

Featuring:
Barry Gan, Ph.D.
Zahid Kharullah, Ph.D.
Yogini Kothari, D.D.S.
Rev. Marie Meeks
Brenda Snyder (moderator)

Business and Health Care - The effects of the escalating cost of health care delivery, and what can be done.
Workshop I - 9:30 a.m.

Featuring:
Laurie Branch, CEO Iroquois Group
Vic Vena, R. Ph.
Gil Witte, M.D.

Media Coverage of Health Care - How social media and telemedicine are changing health care delivery today and tomorrow.
Workshop II - 10:45 a.m.

Featuring:
Pauline Hoffmann, Ph.D.

Health Care Around The World - How people get health care in Japan, France, Germany — and the United States.
Workshop II - 10:45 a.m.

Featuring:
Chisato O. Dubreuil, Ph.D.
David Dubreuil
Jean-Paul Mény
Anne Foerst, Ph.D.

8:30 to 9:30 a.m. - Breakfast

Choose one workshop during each time period
9:30-10:30 a.m. - Faith and Health Care or Business and Health Care
10:45-11:45 a.m. Media Coverage of Health Care or Health Care Around The World

11:45 a.m. - Lunch
12:15-1:30 p.m. - Keynote Address by Wendy Johnson, MD, MPH, who has over 15 years experience in public and international health as a clinician, teacher, policy-maker, technical adviser and manager. 

All are Welcome!

Please RSVP by completing this form and sending it to Pauline Hoffmann at 716-375-2588 (fax) or via email at hoffmann@sbu.edu.  All programs and meals are free.  Registration will help us to know how many people to expect for each event and for meals.  Thank you.

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Believing in health care as a right, the Health Care Access Coalition
works to promote affordable, comprehensive, and quality health care
for all through education and advocacy. 

We engage in actions that address specific health care needs
in rural Cattaraugus County as well as advocate at both the
state and national levels for the legislative/systemic change
necessary to bring about universal health care.

 Whenever possible, we work collaboratively with other coalitions,
organizations, and individuals in the Southern Tier to develop the
collective power that can help effect change.

Something to think about.....

When we are young:

• We look forward to turning 16 so that we may drive.

• We look forward to turning 18 so that we may vote.

• We look forward to turning 21 so that we may drink.

• We look forward to turning 25 so that we may not pay extra to rent a car.

• We do not look forward to turning anything over 29.

• Until we look forward to turning 65 so that we may enroll in Medicare.