An Initiative to Address Health Disparities: Calls, Advocacy, and Resources for OldEr Adults (CARE)

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2025-01-01

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10.1111/jgs.19558

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Nakatani, Morgan M, Victoria Lue, Nicole J Schindler, Sandro Pinheiro de Oliveira and Liza Genao (2025). An Initiative to Address Health Disparities: Calls, Advocacy, and Resources for OldEr Adults (CARE). Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. 10.1111/jgs.19558 Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/33012.

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Pinheiro de Oliveira

Sandro Pinheiro de Oliveira

Professor in Medicine

Dr. Pinheiro directs faculty development activities for clinical and basic science faculty, designs medical and interprofessional education curricula, coaches/mentors medical faculty and fellows, and conducts evaluation and research in medical and interprofessional education. His educational competencies are in the areas of adult learning, instructional strategies, active learning, curriculum design and evaluation, and qualitative inquiry. His research activities focus on medical and interprofessional education and the assessment of change in the teaching practice of clinical instructors.

Genao Gonzalez

Liza Isabel Genao Gonzalez

Associate Professor of Medicine

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