Open enrollment begins for the Affordable Care Act for 2018.

Session will provide perspectives on advancements in the understanding and treatment of the oral manifestations of HIV over the past 36 years.

Chicago-based Oral Health America hosts a one-hour long webinar to discuss efforts to address dental care and oral health in American Indian children up to age 5. 

The event aims to look at current research that “examines how not having legal status impacts the psychosocial well-being of undocumented college-age students and identifies what social supports are in place to alleviate psychological stressors associated with not having legal U.S. status.”

Maryland-based nonprofit A Wider Circle hosts The 2017 Forum on Ending Poverty: Creating Solutions and Positive Change with experts, nonprofit leaders and individuals seeking to get out of poverty.

Ahead of National Rural Health Day on November 16, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) and partner organizations are giving an exclusive media update on the state of their mission to reduce rural health disparities.

Several organizations have declared this a day of recognition is for both paid and unpaid care givers. Other organizations observe this in February.

The goal of this briefing is to provide an update on the overall state of play with payment reform, and the effort to move away from fee for service and toward value-based payment.

A group of thought leaders will gather to discuss how the world prepares for the next global pandemic, raises public awareness, and explores potential responses and solutions.

The National Academies of Sciences’ Health and Medicine Division releases a commissioned paper at a day-long workshop on the impact of health literacy.

This event will examine the role of state agencies in combating the epidemic. Participants will hear about different collaborative approaches, including promoting safer prescribing practices, expanding access to medication-assisted treatment for addiction, improving communication between prescribers and providers, among others.

The National Academies of Sciences’ Health and Medicine Division holds a roundtable discussion on “Immigration as a Social Determinant of Health,” a one-day workshop to discuss immigration “laws and policies and their implications on immigrant and population health.”