Friday, May 22, 2026
2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Central Time
Georgetown Non-Medical Health Factors Workshops Office Hours
Hosted by AIM-AHEAD and Georgetown University
Topic: Non-Medical Health Factors
Non-Medical Health Factors Workshops - Live Lecture Series Overview
DSTC faculty have produced core competency and Non-Medical Health Factors resources for the AIM-AHEAD community. To support their use in training and research, we're offering a workshop series. This series, designed by a multidisciplinary team, covers existing resources, methods, and data standards for health improvement. It will facilitate analysis of integrated social and behavioral health data from various perspectives, including population health experts and policymakers. The workshops will range from introductory to advanced topics, featuring stakeholder engagement and highlighting innovative solutions for better health outcomes.
Participants should be registered in the Non-Medical Health Factors Workshops course on AIM-AHEAD Connect before joining these sessions. Course registration is free and open to all AIM-AHEAD Connect members.
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Non-Medical Health Factors Workshops Course
AIM-AHEAD Connect Course Catalog
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