In May 2022, Children’s Minnesota hosted a Grand Rounds titled: “Why data disaggregation matters for Asian American communities: The case of COVID-19.” The Grand Rounds featured KaYing Yang, nonprofit management consultant, president, RedGreen Rivers, LLC, and Chao Yang, senior health educator, St. Paul-Ramsey Public Health Founder, Hmong Public Health Association.
The agenda of the Grand Rounds is:
- Review the landscape of Asian American communities in Minnesota and discuss the importance of disaggregating data within these communities.
- Describe the impact of the COIVD-19 pandemic on Asian American communities in Minnesota, using the public health impact report and COVID-19 as an example of the importance of data disaggregation.
- Discuss recommendations for what health care professionals and organizations could be doing better to improve the health of Asian American communities going forward.
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Dr. Kade Goepferd, (they/them)
Chief education officer and pediatrician in the Gender Health program
Dr. Kade Goepferd, (they/them), is a pediatrician, chief education officer and founder of the Gender Health program at Children’s Minnesota. Dr. Goepferd is an advocate for advancing equitable health care for all children – including trans and gender-diverse youth. They have been named a Top Doctor by both Minneapolis/St. Paul Magazine and Minnesota Monthly for the last several years and gave their first TED talk, “The Revolutionary Truth about Kids and Gender Identity” at TEDx Minneapolis in 2020.
