In this issue…
- 2026 NCEAS Conference: Registration Now Open!
- Resource of the Month:Speak Up! Simulation Workshop: Teaching Graduate Medical Trainees to Recognize and Respond to Microaggressions in the Clinical Setting
- What’s the latest? News, Conferences & Events from Around the Country
The National Collaborative for Education to Address the Social Determinants of Health (NCEAS) was originally a HRSA-funded Academic Unit for Primary Care Training and Enhancement. The mission of the NCEAS is to prepare primary care clinicians with the expertise and leadership to address the social determinants of health (SDOH).
Do you have relevant SDOH resources, curricula, or evaluation tools to share? Please send them to us at contact@sdoheducation.org
2026 NCEAS Annual Conference
SAVE THE DATE: Februrary 23rd and 24th!
Registration Now Open!
2026 NCEAS Conference Keynote Speakers
Andrew Pinto, MD CCFP FRCPC MSc |
 Paula Braveman, MD, MPH |
Resource of the Month
Speak Up! Simulation Workshop: Teaching Graduate Medical Trainees to Recognize and Respond to Microaggressions in the Clinical Setting
This resource, from MedED PORTAL, teaches graduate-level health professions learners to “speak up” about patient safety and team concerns through a simulation-based workshop that includes scenario enactments, debriefing, and guided reflection.
What’s the Latest?
News, Conferences, and Upcoming Events
- Incorporating Social Determinants of Health Into Clinical Practice Is Central to Improving Care and Outcomes | Read Here
- Addressing Structural and Systemic Racism in Social and Health Care Systems to Advance Health Equity | Read Here
- EXPRESS: Effectiveness of a Social Justice Curriculum Intervention on Cultural Competency among Internal Medicine Residents | Read Here
- Ongoing: Webinar | Lyceum Speaker Series | Details
- January 15-16, 2026: Conference | 2026 Social Determinants of Health & Health Equity Conference | Las Vegas, NV | Details
- March 23-25, 2026: Conference | The RISE Healthy Communities Summit | Orlando, FL | Details