Shape Your Path (Session 2) – Partnering with Community for Change
Explore best practices for building partnerships between health care professionals and community organizations to improve health outcomes in this second session of the Shape Your Path: Empowering New Physicians series.
Tuesday, June 10, 2025
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Explore best practices for building partnerships between health care professionals and community organizations to improve health outcomes
Develop strategies for integrating community voices into health care initiatives, addressing social drivers of health and fostering sustainable change. (Session 2 of the Shape Your Path: Empowering New Physicians series.)
Registration
Open to all AAFP members. No cost to participate.
Registration deadline is June 8, 2025. The Zoom meeting link will be provided by email the day before the session.
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Registration for Session 2: Partnering with Community for Change
Presenters
Roli Dwivedi, MD, FAAFP, DABFM
Rebecca Shirley, MPH
Olusola Adegoke, MD, MPH, FAAFP
Staff Physician, HealthPartners
Adegoke is a family physician currently practicing as a hospitalist within the HealthPartners system. He serves as a preceptor for the Western Wisconsin Rural Family Medicine Residency and is passionate about clinician well-being, particularly through systems improvement, EMR optimization, AI integration in medicine and quality improvement initiatives. After completing his family medicine residency at the University of Minnesota’s St. Cloud campus, he earned a master’s degree in public health from the same institution. He is a graduate of the Leading Physician Well-being Program through the American Academy of Family Physicians, where he now serves as a co-facilitator, helping other physicians develop personal and systems well-being strategies for sustainable practice.
Chaun Cox, MD
Assistant Professor, Northridge Clinic Mayo Clinic Health System
Cox has been serving the Mankato area for over 20 years, clinically and within the community. As a former clinic lead and patient experience lead, his journey has been rewarding and challenging. As a Leading Physician Well-being Program graduate, he has been able to meld the challenges faced in his clinic and support his team, giving him a better perspective on his own purpose and profession.
Objectives
- Explore strategies for effective collaboration: Identify best practices for building partnerships between health care professionals and community organizations to improve health outcomes.
- Apply community-centered approaches: Develop actionable strategies for integrating community voices into health care initiatives, addressing social determinants of health and fostering sustainable change.
Continuing Medical Education (CME)
Partnership Opportunities
Help family medicine residents and early career family physicians gain essential tools and insights to confidently navigate the early years of their family medicine career by supporting this informative series. Limited to three partners.