In this issue:

• Relief: Clinician Tactics to Serve Agricultural Worker and Other Vulnerable Patients After a Disaster
• Environmental and Occupational Health in Primary Care
• Olfactory Function in Farmworkers: Do Pesticides Reduce Their Sense of Smell Over Time
• Caring for Children While Working in Agriculture—The Perspective of Farmworker Parents
• New GAO Report: Workers Fear Retaliation If They Complain of Workplace Hazards

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In this issue:

• Pharmacists Play a Key Role in Care Team at Holyoke Health Center
• Health Network: Enabling Heart Surgery for a Young Asylum-Seeking Migrant
• Masking in Health Care Settings: A Perspective from Dr. Laszlo Madaras
• Resources to Support Your Work

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This publication is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $1,204,180.00 with 0 percentage financed with non-governmental sources. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government. For more information, please visit HRSA.gov.

In this issue:

• The Myriad Health & Safety Risks for Cannabis Workers
• Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Toxic Stress
• Health Network: Lost to Follow Up
• Health Network Portal
• With Experts, Community, and Case Studies, MCN’s Diabetes ECHO Reduces Diabetes Burden by Supporting Community Health Workers

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In this issue:

• Climate Change is Impacting Health Care Provision. Community Health Centers Push Back
• How a Migrant Agricultural Worker Patient with Kidney Failure Found Care Despite the Odds
• New Rotafolio Empowers Community Health Workers with Tools to Serve Low-Literacy Spanish-Speaking Community Members on the Changing Nature of COVID-19
• Voucher Systems Extend Care to Agricultural Workers in Remote Locations
   

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In this issue:

• Overlapping Environmental Factors, Paired with Social Determinants like Diet and Stress, Set Up Agricultural Workers for Poor Respiratory Health – And A Whole Host of Other Health Concerns
• The Implications of Slow Disaster Recovery on the Mental Health of Children of Agricultural Workers and the Surrounding Community
• Emerging Concerns About Pesticides and Agricultural Worker Health
• Fractured Tibia, Fractured Care: A Health Network Case Study

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In this issue:

• Global Health at Your Doorstep
• Hui Hoaka: One Health Center’s Response to COVID Reduces Food Insecurity, Build Community
• The Mental Health of Agricultural Worker Children
• A Pregnant Asylum Seeker Finds Prenatal Care, With Health Network
• What Is Justice40, and How Does It Affect Agricultural Workers?

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In this issue:

• Best Practices in Interpretation
• The Virtual Medical Home at Finger Lakes Community Health
• Understanding Opioids
• Food Insecurity During COVID: A Perspective from WIC
• Supporting Clinician Well-Being Through Comics
• Call for Editorial Board Members

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In this issue:

• The Connections Between COVID and Diabetes
• Achieving Health Equity and Systems Transformation through Meaningful Community Engagement
• Participatory Evaluation: Where Analysis Meets Equity
• Designing Community-Based, Hyper-Local Communication Campaigns to Improve Health
• Witness to Witness: New Resources to Meet Clinicians in This Moment
• Reactions to Current Events: The Witness to Witness Perspective

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In this issue:

• Diabetes & Disasters
• Long COVID
• Sexual Violence in the Fields and at Home
• My Health is My Treasure: MCN’s Popular Diabetes Comic Book Gets Translated into English
• Health Network Case Study

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In this issue:

• Reducing Moral Injury in Year Three of COVID: An Interview with Kaethe Weingarten, PhD
• Urgent Care During Migration, Interrupted by a Hurricane
• MCN Learning Collaborative Builds Connection, Spotlights Promising Practices in Battling COVID
• Making Space for the Perspectives of Agricultural Worker Women & Youth in Sacramento Valley

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