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One Year of the Coronavirus Pandemic: Vaccines, Staying Safe and Caring for Loved Ones Part 2
Recorded live March 11, 2021
Falling on the one-year milestone of the World Health Organization declaring the coronavirus a global pandemic, this live Q&A event addressed the challenges we’re still experiencing. Experts provided information on how federal, state and local governments are distributing the vaccine to older adults, people living and working in nursing homes, people of color, and those with underlying medical conditions.
The Experts:
- Thomas Campbell, M.D.Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Anschutz Medical Campus Multidisciplinary Center on Aging
- Adriane CasalottiChief of Government and Public Affairs, National Association of County and City Health Officials
- Donna Benton, Ph.D.Director of the Family Caregiver Support Center, University of Southern California
- Bill Sweeney Sr. Vice President, Government Affairs, AARP
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Recorded live March 11, 2021
Falling on the one-year milestone of the World Health Organization declaring the coronavirus a global pandemic, this live Q&A event addressed the challenges we’re still experiencing. Experts provided information on how federal, state and local governments are distributing the vaccine to older adults, people living and working in nursing homes, people of color, and those with underlying medical conditions.
The Experts:
- Thomas Campbell, M.D.Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Anschutz Medical Campus Multidisciplinary Center on Aging
- Adriane CasalottiChief of Government and Public Affairs, National Association of County and City Health Officials
- Donna Benton, Ph.D.Director of the Family Caregiver Support Center, University of Southern California
- Bill Sweeney Sr. Vice President, Government Affairs, AARP