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SUMMARY:Finger Lakes Benefit Auction *NEW*
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the first Finger Lakes Benefit Auction on Saturday\, October 1st in Stanley\, NY! \nThe auction will be held at the Ontario Produce Auction (4860 Yautzy Rd\, Stanley\, NY 14561). \nMore details to be released when available. \nFor more information\, visit www.ClinicAuctions.org. \n  \nEvents are subject to change due to severe weather conditions\, restrictions\, or unforeseen circumstances.
URL:https://clinicforspecialchildren.org/event/new-york-benefit-auction-new/
LOCATION:Ontario Produce Auction\, 4860 Yautzy Rd\, Stanley\, NY\, 14561\, United States
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SUMMARY:Amish Research Clinic Conference | Genetics in the Plain Community  and  the Facts about Lyme Disease
DESCRIPTION:You are cordially invited to a one-day conference about genetics and its effects on health and healing among the Amish and Mennonite communities\, as well as Lyme Disease—facts\, myths\, and treatment options. Registration is required by September 16th. \nThis educational program is free and will include the science about genes\, the molecules that help make you who you are\, and what’s currently known about Lyme Disease. In the first part of the morning\,\nsubject-matter experts from both the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the Clinic for Special Children will describe the basics of genes and chromosomes\, and discuss some of the genetic variants that are more prevalent in the plain community. Genetic counselors from the CSC will also discuss genetic return of results in their setting and explain the advantages and disadvantages of genetic carrier testing for\ncouples. \nIn the second part of the morning these experts along with others will convene as a panel after the presentation to address questions from the audience and foster thought-provoking discussion. Based on input from the Plain community\, Lyme Disease was identified as a topic of interest. During the afternoon session\, University of Maryland Lyme Disease and Integrative Medicine expert Kalpana Shere-Wolfe\, MD will separate fact from myth\, inform on what steps to take if exposed/infected\, outline the treatment options\, and describe preventative measures.
URL:https://clinicforspecialchildren.org/event/amish-research-clinic-conference-genetics-in-the-plain-community-and-the-facts-about-lyme-disease/
LOCATION:Gordonville\, PA
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SUMMARY:Community Benefit Dinner
DESCRIPTION:You’re invited to join us for our 2022 Community Benefit Dinner at the Martindale Fellowship Center in Ephrata\, PA on Wednesday\, October 12th from 4:00 p.m. until 7:30 p.m.! \nThe buffet-style menu will feature oysters\, shrimp\, ham\, coleslaw\, green beans\, fresh fruit cups\, rolls and soft ice cream. Cost is by donations only and you can drop in anytime from 4:00 – 7:30 p.m. \n 
URL:https://clinicforspecialchildren.org/event/community-benefit-dinner-3/
LOCATION:Martindale Fellowship Center\, 352 Martindale Rd\, Ephrata\, PA\, 17522\, United States
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SUMMARY:Plain Community Clinical Education Collaboration Conference
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 2nd annual Plain Community Clinical Education Collaboration Conference! This conference is organized by members of the Clinic for Special Children\, Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health\, and WellSpan Health. The half-day conference will be held on Saturday\, October 22nd from 8:00 am – 12:15pm. \nThe conference is in-person or virtual\, does not have a cost\, and CME credits are available.  To register\, follow this link: www.eeds.com/live/750621 \nAgenda \n8:00 AM – 8:10 AM | Welcome to the Plain Community Clinical Education Collaboration | Stephen Ratcliffe\, MD (Union Community Care & Clinic for Special Children) \n8:10 AM – 9:15 AM | Perception and Reality: Recent Research Provides Insight into the Health Needs of the Plain Community in South Central Pennsylvania | Berwood Yost\, PhD (Franklin & Marshall College) \nThe Center for Opinion Research at Franklin & Marshall College conducted a household survey between May and July 2022 that assessed the health needs of adult Old Order Amish and Old Order Mennonite individuals living in Central Pennsylvania. The purpose of the survey was to gain an understanding of the current health and health needs of these Plain communities. The survey consisted of questions covering a range of topics including current health status\, health conditions\, social support\, physical and mental health status\, access to and use of healthcare\, and oral health. \nDr. Berwood Yost presents the findings from this survey.  As part of his presentation he discusses differences that exist between the Amish and Mennonite populations\, and also provide data that compares responses for these Old Order groups to the responses of non-Amish residents of Central Pennsylvania. \n9:30 AM – 10:45 AM | Fostering Productive and Respectful Communications: Guidance for Clinicians who Serve the Plain Communities | Pamela Craddock\, CNM  (Wise Woman Healing)\, Lydia Nolt (Wellspan)\, & Cindy Heisey (Wellspan) \nGain best practices to communicate in a variety of clinical settings with members of the Amish and Mennonite communities. \nPresenters include Cindy Heisey\, BS\, BA\, and Lydia Nolt\, Liaison Team members from WellSpan Health Plain Community Program presents ways to break down barriers to communications in both inpatient and office settings. \nPam Craddock\, CNM\, provides deeper insight on ways to broach sensitive topics of abuse and domestic violence and the resources available locally to support survivors of abuse within the Plain Community. \n10:45 AM – 12:15 PM | Clinical Partnerships: Melding Research and Clinical Practice to Address Barriers to Care in the Plain Communities | Devyani Chowdhury\, MD (Cardiology Care for Children)\, Amber Beitelshees\, PharmD\, MPH (University of Maryland School of Medicine)\, Patricia Lee\, CNM (Certified Nurse Midwife)\, Amy Albright\, MS\, CGC (Clinic for Special Children) \nClinical Partnerships: Melding research and clinical practice to address barriers to care in the Plain Community. \nDrs. Deveyni Chaudhury and Amber Beitelshee team up to summarize examples of their clinical and research efforts to address barriers to care of the plain community.  Their work has occurred at the Amish Research Clinic and at the Clinic for Special Children (CSC).  They present examples of how they have collaborated to improve services. \nPatricia (Patti) Lee\, CNM teams up with Amy Albright\, Genetics Counselor at the CSC describe their care of the plain community and how on selected occasions when they have partnered to combine their disciplines for the benefit of the Plain community. \n12:15 PM – 12:30 PM | Wrap-Up\, Acknowledgements and Next Steps | Stephen Ratcliffe\, MD (Union Community Care & Clinic for Special Children)
URL:https://clinicforspecialchildren.org/event/plain-community-clinical-education-collaboration-conference/
LOCATION:Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute\, 2102 Harrisburg Pike\, Lancaster\, 17601\, United States
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