Dermatologists and other health care practitioners working with Indigenous populations are invited to the first-ever Indigenous Skin Spectrum Global Summit on April 5, 2025, in Montreal.
The Indigenous Skin Spectrum Global Summit is an expansion of the successful Indigenous Skin Spectrum Summit dermatology conference, which was held for the fourth year in 2024.
The new Global Summit is designed to highlight the unique dermatologic challenges facing Indigenous populations across the world and to share expert knowledge on how physicians can support equitable health for these populations.
Presentations at the Global Summit will provide updated information on:
Social determinants of health
Supporting rural and remote communities
Diagnosis and treatment of the most common conditions faced by Indigenous patients worldwide
The latest therapies for the management of these conditions
Summit chair Dr. Rachel Asiniwasis (Regina) leads a world-renowned faculty, including Dr. Gary Sibbald (Mississauga, Ont.), Dr. Jaggi Rao (Edmonton), Dr. Ivan Litvinov (Montreal), Dr. Carolyn Jack (Montreal), Dr. Rachel Pugh (Australia), Dr. Carsten Sauer Mikkelson (Denmark), Dr. Monique Mackenzie (New Zealand), Dr. Anna Chacon (Florida), and Dr. Dana Slape (Australia).
Derm.city will provide more details on faculty and presentation topics in the run-up to the Global Summit.
Registration for the Indigenous Skin Spectrum Global Summit is open at this link.
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