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Category:
ORHA Professional Development Funding Opportunity
Purpose:
To promote professional development and training of individuals who contribute to the mission and vision of ORHA.
Eligibility:
All applicants must be current ORHA members. Students are eligible to apply.Training, seminar, conference, or education must relate to rural healthcare.
Requirements:
Scholarship application must be submitted prior to deadline: June 20, 2022 by 5 p.m.
Application must include an outline of content and an itemized statement of fees.
Proof of payment and proof of attendance are to be submitted to the ORHA Board within 30 days of attendance. The ORHA Board will then reimburse approved expenses. All receipts must be turned in by September 15th, 2021 for eligible reimbursement.
Agreement to have names, experiences and/or photos utilized in ORHA publications.
Awarded Amounts:
Up to $500.00 will be reimbursed per applicant. Funds may be used for accommodations, travel expenses (mileage and airfare), and registration fees.
Applications will be reviewed by the ORHA Board, and applicants will be notified via email. All award decisions of the board are final.
Approved applicants will be notified by June 25th, 2022 by 5 p.m. Acceptance must be submitted within the following week.
Questions may be directed to Ken Martin, martin.1540@osu.edu, or Beth Kluding, bkluding@hvch.org.
2021 NHRA Policy Agenda
Differences in Preventive Care Among Rural Residents by Race and Ethnicity
Disparities in preventive care by both rural-urban location and by race and ethnicity are well-documented in the literature, as discussed below, but less is known about whether there are differences in health care use among rural residents by race and ethnicity. In this brief, we address that gap by examining differences in preventive care among rural residents by race and ethnicity.
Inequities in Access to Care in Rural Areas
Final NRHA 2021 Advocacy Document
2021 Requests for the Biden Administration
The National Rural Health Association (NRHA) applauds the Biden Administration for identifying rural health as a critical priority. NRHA stands ready to provide information and assistance to the Administration as they begin their efforts. We provide the Administration with the following programmatic and regulatory actions that should be taken to further stabilize and support rural health care.
COVID-19 Research articles
The Journal of Appalachian Health has published several research articles about COVID-19 and its impacts in rural communities.
Phone: 740-593-2257
• Ohio University, Heritage College of Medicine, Office of Rural and Underserved Programs
• Ohio Department of Health – State Office of Rural Health
• National Rural Health Association
