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Posted on April 17th, 2009

Written by Angela

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Access, communities of color, Coverage, culturally and linguistically appropriate, direct collection, disaggregated data, ethnicity, gender, HDTF, health data, immigration status, OMO, primary language, race, self reporting

Our Priorities and Recommendations on Health Data

Dear Friend, Out of Many, One (OMO) is a national multicultural coalition that has been advocating for health equity and parity for communities of color since 2000. OMO works to assure that every ethnic and racial group, regardless of its size or immigration status, has equal access to health care coverage, access and treatment, and [...]
Posted on March 5th, 2009

Written by Angela

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AHA, Data, ethnicity, gender, HEART for Women, race, Support Letter

OMO supports HEART for Women Act

OMO and several members of its Governing Board added their signatures to a letter supporting the HEART for Women Act (S.422/HR 1032). Special thanks to the American Heart Association and WomenHeart for organizing this advocacy effort. An excerpt from the letter: Congress has the opportunity to make a difference for women with heart disease. We [...]