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The Center hosted a
two-part webinar series titled:
"Promoting Medicare Fraud
Prevention Among Ethnic Populations Through Graphic
Design"
Abstract: This two-part
webinar series discussed the use of culturally and ethically
specific graphic design to inform minority, immigrant and refuges
populations about Medicare fraud. In addition, it provided a critique of
Medicare fraud materials already translated into languages other than
English.
Presenters: The
presentations included research and findings conducted by Dr.
Michele Yehieli and Dr. Mark Grey of Project EXPORT Center of Excellence
on Health Disparities.
Part I: (January
30, 2007 - 2pm ET) Provided an overview of the link between graphic
design and ethnic groups and provide specific examples of graphic design
for non-Latino ethnic groups.
Part II: (February
6, 2007 - 2pm ET) Address the use of graphic design for
Latino/Hispanic populations, critique existing Medicare fraud materials
in languages other than English, and provide some examples of how SMPs
can create their own graphic designs using common software
programs.
Promoting Medicare Fraud Prevention Among
Ethnic Populations Through Graphic Design
Part
I PowerPoint
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