EVENTS & MEDIA
Dr. Christina Pardo's research focuses on addressing racial disparities in maternal health, with a special emphasis on the Haitian immigrant community. Her work combines rigorous, timely research and practical strategies to confront health inequities, aiming to improve care and outcomes for marginalized populations.
Social Determinants of Health Needs Among Immigrant and U.S.-Born Pregnant Persons in Central Brooklyn: A Cross-Sectional Survey
Highlighting Dr. Christina Pardo's depth of expertise is crucial, as her study in Central Brooklyn underscores significant social determinants of health needs among immigrant pregnant individuals, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions to address racial disparities and improve equitable maternal care, particularly within the Haitian immigrant community.
Maternal Health Equity and Respectful Maternity Care
Dr. Christina Pardo's findings from Cantor and colleagues’ systematic review on respectful maternity care. This work emphasizes defining and measuring respect as a key perinatal quality indicator and addressing global issues of disrespect in maternity care, advancing equitable and compassionate healthcare for all.
Maternity
Divisions of health equity in departments of obstetrics and gynecology
Disparities in maternal morbidity and mortality remain vivid reminders of the role of racism in obstetrics and gynecology.
VIDEOS
PAST EVENTS
Thu, Dec 12Microsoft Teams Webinar
Sat, Dec 07Brooklyn Public Library- Flatbush Branch
Thu, Nov 14Brooklyn Public Library
Sat, Oct 19SUNY Downstate