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CATALYST
ANNUAL
SUMMIT

OCTOBER 7-8, 2021   PREMIER SPONSORS
CATALYST ANNUAL SUMMIT - OCTOBER 7-8, 2021 PREMIER SPONSORS - Virginia Health Catalyst
WELCOME TO THE 2021 CATALYST ANNUAL SUMMIT!

Board of Directors
                                                           Welcome to the 2021 Virginia Health Catalyst Annual Summit!
Natalie Pennywell, MPH, CHES, Chair
Department of Medical Assistance Services
                                                On behalf of the Catalyst staff and members of the board of directors – we are glad you are
Susie Lee, Vice Chair                           here and thankful for your willingness to lean in!
Potomac Health Foundation
                                                Each year, the Summit is an opportunity to recharge and refocus. COVID pushed us to hold the
Scott Burnette, Treasurer
Community Memorial Hospital                     Summit virtually for the second year, but it will not deter our commitment to learn and grow in
                                                pursuit of a healthy Virginia.
Patricia Bonwell, RDH, BSDH, MSG, PhD
Lucy Corr Village and VCU School of Dentistry
                                                This year's Summit is indicative of the moment we are in, both in form and function. We will
Stacy Campbell, MBA                             embrace the moment while we look toward the future, and celebrate the successes we have
Delta Dental of Virginia
                                                realized amid all the pivots, setbacks, and struggles. Virginia now has a comprehensive adult
Lisette Carbajal                                dental benefit in Medicaid – thanks to you all for the advocacy and support that made this
Capital One                                     happen!
Denise Claiborne, PhD, RDH
Old Dominion University                         Over the next two days, we will hear about opportunities to improve Virginians' oral and overall
                                                health. Our discussions and presentations will center on equity, starting with Dr. Bob Russell,
Frank Iuorno, Jr., DDS, MS, PC
                                                who will explore what the future can and should hold for public oral health. Then, a cadre of
West End Orthodontics
                                                experts will share how we can ensure that that equity doesn't happen in a silo, creating a health
Tegwyn Brickhouse, DDS, PhD                     care system that works for everyone.
VCU School of Dentistry

Paula Masters DrPh, MPH                         On Friday, Dr. Carlos Smith will discuss the history of racism and its impact on healthcare here
Ballad Health                                   in Virginia. I'm also excited to hear Dr. Sri Vedachalam talk about how we can make water the
                                                trusted, safe beverage of choice for Virginians.
Carole Pratt, DDS
Office of the Commissioner
                                                Each afternoon includes breakout sessions featuring your colleagues and friends discussing
Luciano Ramos
                                                replicable initiatives that have made a difference in the lives of those they serve. All sessions
Unite Us
                                                will be recorded, so you don't have to miss a thing!
Frank Lucia
Delta Dental Virginia
                                                I'm disappointed that we can't be together in person again this year, as the handshakes, hugs,
Chief Executive Officer                         and serendipitous conversations by the exhibit booths are both fun and impactful, and I am also
Sarah Bedard Holland                            grateful. Grateful for the opportunity to hear and learn from experts both near and far who are
                                                pushing us towards a healthier, more resilient Virginia.
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                                                Sarah Bedard Holland
                                                Chief Executive Officer
CATALYST ANNUAL SUMMIT - OCTOBER 7-8, 2021 PREMIER SPONSORS - Virginia Health Catalyst
2021 VIRGINIA HEALTH CATALYST
            ANNUAL SUMMIT AGENDA
10:00 - 10:05 AM                                                                     Welcome
                                                        Sarah Holland, Virginia Health Catalyst

10:05 - 10:50 AM                       Keynote: The Future of Public Oral Health Is Equitable
                    Bob Russell, DDS, MPH, MPA, CPM, FACD, FICD, Iowa Dept. of Public Health

10:50 - 11:00 AM                                                 Reflection Room & Rope Line

11:00 - 11:45 AM                        Keynote: How to Ensure Equity Doesn't Occur in a Silo
                                       Albert Walker III, Richmond Memorial Health Foundation
                                               Dina Garcia, PhD, MPH, VCU School of Medicine
                                       Emily Bowen, DDS, Mountain Empire Community College
                                                      Karen Legato, MPS, MSW, Health Brigade

11:45 - 12:45 PM                                         Lunch, Reflection Room & Rope Line

12:45 - 1:35 PM                                                             Breakout Sessions

                                              Improving Care for Virginia's LGBTQ Community
                      Rev. Dr. Lacette Cross, Us Giving Richmond Connections/Black Pride RVA
                                             Gabriel Glissmeyer, LGBT National Cancer Network
                         Melissa-Irene Jackson, MSW, Virginia League for Planned Parenthood
                   Leveraging Social Determinants of Health Data to Meet Community Needs
                                                             Nancy White, Arlington Free Clinic
                           Michelle Altman, RN, MSN, MBA, Virginia Hospital Center Pediatrics
                                Anita Karklins, MSW, Virginia Hospital Center Outpatient Clinic
                               Michele Fletcher, RN, BSN, PHN, Arlington County Public Health
                                                  Dental Workforce Opportunities in Virginia
                    Sarah Raskin, PhD, MPH, VCU Wilder School of Government & Public Affairs
                                        Scott Wolpin, DMD, Eastern Shore Rural Health System
                                          Frank P. Iuorno Jr., DDS, MS, West End Orthodontics
                                        Brooke Crouch, RDH, Brooke Crouch Dental Consulting

1:35 - 2:00 PM                                       Legislative Champion Award and Closing
                                                                        Senator George Barker

                   DAY ONE
CATALYST ANNUAL SUMMIT - OCTOBER 7-8, 2021 PREMIER SPONSORS - Virginia Health Catalyst
2021 VIRGINIA HEALTH CATALYST
            ANNUAL SUMMIT AGENDA
10:00 - 10:05 AM                                                                      Welcome
                                                         Sarah Holland, Virginia Health Catalyst

10:05 - 10:50 AM                               Keynote: The History of Racism in Healthcare
                                       Carlos Smith, DDS, MDiv, FACD, VCU School of Dentistry

10:50 - 11:00 AM                                                  Reflection Room & Rope Line

11:00 - 11:45 AM                   Keynote: Making Water the Beverage of Choice in Virginia
                             Sridhar Vedachalam, PhD, Environmental Policy Innovation Center

11:45 - 12:45 PM                                          Lunch, Reflection Room & Rope Line

12:45 - 1:35 PM                                                              Breakout Sessions

                                                        Creating Equitable Policies in Virginia
                                             Ashley Kenneth, MS, The Commonwealth Institute
                                              Freddy Mejia, MSW, The Commonwealth Institute
                                            Chlo'e Edwards, MPP, Voices for Virginia's Children
                                              Emily Griffey, MPP, Voices for Virginia's Children

                                        Promoting Safe Fluoridated Drinking Water in Virginia
                         Erin Ling, MS, MEPC, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
                                                  Caitlin Harrah, BSPH, VCU School of Dentistry
                   Leigh-Anne Krometis, PhD, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

                                      Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccines and Oral Health
                                       Shillpa Naavaal, BDS, MS, MPH, VCU School of Dentistry
                                                 Kathleen Porter, PhD, RD, University of Virginia
                                      Emily Bowen, DDS, Mountain Empire Community College

1:35 - 2:00 PM                                                                Closing Remarks
                              Tonya Parris-Wilkins, DDS, FAAHD, MAGD, TPW Dental Solutions

                   DAY TWO
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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES DAY ONE
                             THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC ORAL HEALTH IS EQUITABLE

 BOB RUSSELL, DDS, MPH, MPA, CPM, FACD, FICD
 Dr. Bobby D. Russell serves as the Public Health Dental Director for the State of Iowa, Department of Public
 Health. He joined the organization in 2005. Bobby earned a B.S. degree from Grand Valley State University in
 1981, a Doctor of Dental Surgery from Loyola University of Chicago in 1988, MPH in Public Health from the
 University of Michigan School of Public Health in 2002, MPA in Public Administration in 2019 and Certification
 in Public Management CPM, in 2017 from Drake University Graduate College of Business Management and
 Public Administration. Bobby resides in Des Moines where he also serves on the Board of Directors and the
 Advisory Board of the National Academy for State Health Policy (NASHP), the Executive Committee of National
 Committee of Dentists for Oral Health Equity, the Iowa Hawk-I Advisory Committee, the Free Clinics of Iowa
 Advisory Committee, Oral Health Iowa Coalition, and the Lifelong Smiles Dental Coalition.

                              HOW TO ENSURE EQUITY DOESN'T OCCUR IN A SILO

 ALBERT R. WALKER, III, TH. M, M. DIV.
 Albert R. Walker, III, serves as Director for Health Equity and Community Engagement for Richmond Memorial
 Health Foundation (RMHF). In this role, Albert builds bridges with grantee and community partners and ensures
 the Foundation lives into the recommendations of its Equity + Health Fellows. For Albert, his current position is
 the perfect culmination of more than 18 years of working at the intersection of community and health equity.
 This journey began at Charity Family Life, a non-profit founded by his parents. He later went on to serve as
 Community-Academic Liaison at Virginia Commonwealth University’s Center on Society and Health and as
 Director of Healthy Communities for Bon Secours Richmond Health System. Albert is a 2019 Fulcrum Fellow at
 the Center for Community Investment where he is deepening his expertise in participatory budgeting and
 deployment of capital in communities.
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                              HOW TO ENSURE EQUITY DOESN'T OCCUR IN A SILO

 EMILY KATE BOWEN, DDS
 Dr. Bowen graduated from Virginia Tech with an ungraduated degree in biology and chemistry, before
 completing graduate work at Clemson University. She received her dental degree from Virginia Commonwealth
 University School of Dentistry.Since then, she has served as a faculty member for Mountain Empire Community
 College where she is currently the Dental Assisting Program Director in the Department of Health Sciences. As
 a native of Southwest Virginia, Emily is focused on improving access to care in the rural Appalachian area. She
 serves on multiple public health related committees including Lenowisco Oral Health Coalition, University of
 Virginia’s Cancer Center SWVA Community Advisory Board, Virginia HPV Immunization Taskforce, and Virginia
 Health Catalyst.

 DINA T. GARCÍA, PH.D., M.P.H.
 Dina T. García, Ph.D., M.P.H., is an assistant professor in the Department of Health Behavior and Policy at the
 Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) where she directs the Kalpulli Research Group and is also a faculty
 affiliate with the iCubed Oral Health Transdisciplinary Core. Her research program examines the social and
 structural determinants of oral health inequities with the goal of developing community-based interventions
 targeted at different causal pathways. Dr. García was selected for the inaugural cohort of the American
 Association for Dental Research (AADR) MIND the Future Program funded by the National Institute of Dental
 and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR). She is a graduate of the 2016 Linton-Poodry Society for the Advancement
 of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) Leadership Institute, founder of Cientificas de
 Milwaukee, and a 2017 American Association for the Advancement of Science Mass Media Fellow.

 KAREN LEGATO, MPS, MSW
 Karen serves as the Executive Director of Health Brigade, formerly known as Fan Free Clinic. She has served
 over 30 years in the not-for-profit sector, providing both direct service and administrative leadership. Her
 academic background includes a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Virginia Tech, Master of Pastoral
 Studies from Loyola University, and a Master of Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University. Her
 service background includes medical social work, administration, child and family work, education, program
 development, project management, facilitation, public speaking and community coalitions and partnership
 work. Karen has been acknowledged for her many contributions…from being named Social Worker of the Year
 to recognition as One of Richmond’s Health Care Leaders. Health Brigade, under her leadership has received
 several awards recognizing its impact in the greater Richmond community.
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                          IMPROVING CARE FOR VIRGINIA'S LGBTQ COMMUNITY

 REV. DR. LACETTE CROSS
 Rev. Dr. Lacette Cross, affectionately called Rev. L, is an activist, faith leader, speaker, facilitator, professor
 and nonprofit leader. She has experience helping individuals and communities make connections across
 difference around topics such as race, gender, equity, sexuality, spirituality, justice, and leadership. Rev. L is
 the co-founder of Us Giving Richmond Connections/Black Pride RVA, pastor of Restoration Fellowship RVA, an
 adjunct professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, and works in philanthropy as a State Strategic Advisor.
 She was an OUTStanding Virginian in 2019 and a YWCA Outstanding Woman in 2020 for Human Relations and
 Faith in Action. Rev. L is dedicated to helping people, doing justice and building community.

 GABRIEL GLISSMEYER
 Gabriel is a Project Specialist at the National LGBT Cancer Network and is based in Salt Lake City, Utah. His
 work focuses on LGBTQ tobacco initiatives and helping build and organize coalitions. For over 10 years Gabriel
 has worked in tobacco prevention and cessation and LGBTQ exercise science. He received his Bachelor’s
 degree in Exercise Science from Augsburg University and is currently working on his Masters of Public Health
 at Utah State University. Gabriel is passionate about LGBTQ health, reducing health disparities, and increasing
 scientific literacy. In his free time, Gabriel enjoys reading, cooking, and traveling. Gabriel is a black Ashkenazi
 Jew that identifies as trans and queer.

 MELISSA-IRENE JACKSON, MSW
 Melissa-Irene Jackson, MSW is a body image, eating disorder, and LGBT advocate with more than ten years of
 experience. Her work includes federal policy advocacy, sharing her own story of recovery, and a critical
 analysis of inclusion through scholarship, personal narrative, and spoken word. She earned her Master’s
 Degree in Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University in May 2018. In her program, she worked as a
 clinician for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. She is also pursuing her LCSW and recently
 started a psychotherapy residency with a small local practice. Melissa-Irene joined the Virginia League for
 Planned Parenthood in 2018, managing the day-to-day operations of VLPP’s transgender health program and
 providing administrative support to the affiliate. During this time, she has also participated in a variety of
 initiatives with the national office for developing trauma-informed practice, health equity, and federation-wide
 standards for gender-affirming care. She is passionate about patient advocacy, addressing implicit biases in
 healthcare systems, and collaborating with clients to help them exercise bodily autonomy and self-
 determination.
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    LEVERAGING SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH DATA TO MEET COMMUNITY NEEDS

 NANCY WHITE
 Nancy White is president of Arlington Free Clinic. As president, Nancy leads a multi-disciplinary medical home
 for a population of over 1,600 ethnically diverse and mostly low-literacy individuals struggling with chronic
 health conditions and social factors that impact their health. In this clinic, 32 staff members and over 500
 volunteers provide primary and specialty care, mental health, physical therapy, pharmacy, and dental care for
 more than 1,600 individuals each year. Over the past five years, Dr. White has led the integration of programs
 addressing social determinants of health (SDOH) into Arlington Free Clinic and has facilitated the collaboration
 with local health safety-net partners on a grant entitled “Linking Social Factors to Health in Arlington County”
 which has led to the development of a tool to measure SDOH impact and shared data with county leaders.

 MICHELLE ALTMAN, RN, MSN MBA
 Michelle Altman currently serves as the Bilingual Patient Care Director for Virginia Hospital Center. While also
 managing several other departments including, Outpatient Diabetes and Nutrition Education, Outpatient
 Infusion Center, and two community Clinics that serve uninsured or underinsured patients in Arlington County.
 These departments are the Outpatient Clinic and VHC Pediatrics at Virginia Hospital Center and meet a vital
 need in serving the community. Under her leadership, she has overseen the expansion of her department to
 increase productivity and patient satisfaction. Michelle’s work has been recognized by her peers with the
 Washington Excellence in Nursing Award and the Who’s Who Among Executive and Professional Women in
 Nursing and Healthcare. Before her current role, Michelle was a nurse educator with the Department of
 Surgical Nursing at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. Michelle earned her Masters of Science in Nursing from the
 University of Maryland, her Masters in Business Administration from the University of Baltimore, and her
 Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Salisbury University.

ANITA KARKLINS, MSW
Anita Karklins is the Case Manager for the Virginia Hospital Center’s Outpatient Clinic. In this role Anita
advocates for patient needs, assists patients with navigating the health care system, and serves as a referral
for community resources. Prior to joining Virginia Hospital Center Anita worked in her community through a
number of organizations including Manor Care Health Services, INOVA, the City of Alexandria Department of
Community and Human Services, and the Arlington County Department of Human Services. Anita earned her
Master’s in Clinical Social Work and Bachelor of Arts from The Catholic University of America.
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   MICHELE FLETCHER, RN, BSN, PHN
   Michele Fletcher is a Public Health Nurse with the Arlington County Public Health Department in the
   Community Health Services Bureau. Services are provided to an ethnically diverse population of mostly
   uninsured and economically challenged individuals. The services offered include: Pre-natal care, Family
   Planning, Teen, Sexually Transmitted Infection treatment, Immunizations, Dental, Women Infant and Children
   (WIC), Universal Assessment Screenings for children with special needs, and Medical Case Management.
   Michele received her Associates Degree in Nursing from Northern Virginia Community College and her
   Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from the University of Phoenix. Michele has 30 years of experience
   specializing in Maternal Health and Public Health.

                               DENTAL WORKFORCE OPPORTUNITIES IN VIRGINIA

   SARAH RASKIN, PHD, MPH
   Sarah E. Raskin is an Assistant Professor in the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs
   and on the iCubed Oral Health Equity Core. A medical anthropologist and former public health practitioner
   cross-trained in health services research, Dr. Raskin conducts community engaged research that examines
   dental safety net policy and practice, to advance oral health equity and racial justice. Her current studies
   examine dental utilization among low-income immigrants at a federally qualified health center in Richmond,
   Virginia; dental service delivery at sixteen community health centers in five states during the first year of the
   COVID pandemic; and, with colleagues at Meharry Medical College, career pathways among dental students
   from historically excluded racial and ethnic groups. Results from Dr. Raskin's study of the Remote Supervision
   Dental Hygiene practice law reform in Virginia are being utilized to improve implementation of the protocol.
   Her findings on the survival of silver diamine fluoride among patients treated in community practices have
   been accessed over 1,000 times. A frequent collaborator with the CareQuest Institute for Oral Health, 2020
   recipient of the Wilder School award in mentoring, and board member with the Association for the
   Anthropology of Policy, Dr. Raskin's research has been funded by the VCU Center for Clinical and Translational
   Research, National Science Foundation, Agency for HealthCare Research and Quality, and Patient Centered
   Outcomes Research Institute.

 BROOKE CROUCH, RDH
 Brooke Crouch is a Registered Dental Hygienist with over a decade of experience in the dental field. Brooke
 has worked in both the public and private sector, and as a remote supervised dental hygienist in Virginia.
 Brooke’s experience and varied background have made her a valuable partner in bettering oral health and
 access to care in Virginia. Brooke has been a partner with Virginia Health Catalyst on various projects for over
 5 years and is committed to continuing the important advocacy efforts to ensure all Virginian’s have access to
 quality oral health care. Brooke is a national speaker, published author, and online contributor focusing on
 dental hygiene access to care issues, prevention, and treatment methods. She’s the Senior VP of the American
 Mobile & Teledentistry Alliance, and currently serves as co-chair of the Future of Public Health Technology
 workgroup.
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                               DENTAL WORKFORCE OPPORTUNITIES IN VIRGINIA

 SCOTT WOLPIN, DMD
 Dr. Scott Wolpin has devoted his career to providing dentistry to disadvantaged adults and children through his
 work in federally qualified health centers for over 30 years. Dr. Wolpin graduated from Tufts University School
 of Dental Medicine in Boston, MA in 1989 and completed a General Practice Residency at Johns Hopkins
 Hospital in Baltimore, MD in 1990. Since then, Dr. Wolpin has served as dental director for three different
 community health center dental programs and holds academic appointments with Arizona School of Dentistry
 and Oral Health, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry and Tufts University School of Dental
 Medicine mentoring fourth year dental students in community-based practice. Dr. Wolpin serves as Immediate
 Past President of the National Network for Oral Health Access (NNOHA) and is Past President of both the
 Eastern Shore Dental Society, and the Association of Clinicians for the Underserved. Among his accolades
 includes being recognized as Maryland Outstanding Rural Health Practitioner in 2003, as Maryland Oral Health
 Hero in 2010 by U.S. Senator Benjamin Cardin and the Maryland Dental Action Coalition, was awarded 2015
 Clinician Hero of the Year by the Association of Clinicians for the Underserved and received a Distinguished
 Service Award from the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce in 2020.

 FRANK IURONO, JR. DDS, MS
 Dr. Frank Iuorno is a practicing orthodontist at West End Orthodontics in Glen Allen, Virginia. Dr. Iuorno earned
 his Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science degree in 1990 from Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, close to
 where he grew up. He received his DDS from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1994 and was
 elected to the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society. After dental school, Dr. Iuorno completed
 a 1-year Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency at the Eastman Dental Center in Rochester New
 York. He moved to Richmond in 1995 and completed a unique combination of residencies at Virginia
 Commonwealth University, earning certification in both Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (2000) and Orthodontics
 (2002), and making him uniquely qualified to treat complex cases. He received his Master of Science degree in
 2002. Dr. Iuorno teaches at VCU School of Dentistry and also donates his time as an oral surgeon at the
 Goochland Free Clinic. One of his passions is the treatment of children with special needs like cleft lip and
 palate. He is a founding member of The Cleft and Craniofacial Team at St. Mary’s. He is also president of the
  Virginia Dental Association.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES DAY TWO
                                       THE HISTORY OF RACISM IN HEALTHCARE

CARLOS SMITH, DDS, MDIV, FACD
Dr. Smith is the inaugural Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the Director of Ethics Curriculum and
Associate Professor in the Department of Dental Public Health and Policy at Virginia Commonwealth University
School of Dentistry. He is also a member of the VCU Institute for Inclusion, Inquiry and Innovation. He joined
VCU SOD in 2015 as an Assistant Professor in the Department of General Practice and has served in a variety
of roles including Group Practice Leader and Course Director. He is one of 12 faculty nationwide to be directly
appointed to the American Dental Education Association (ADEA) Collaborative on Dental Education Climate
Assessment. He serves as a liaison to the Commission on Change & Innovation in Dental Education and is a
member of the board of directors of the American Society for Dental Ethics, the Virginia Dental Association
Foundation and the Academy for Professionalism in Health Care, an organization devoted to enhancing
professionalism through ethics and humanities education. Dr. Smith is also a member of the Editorial Board of
the Journal of the American College of Dentists. An active Fellow in the American College of Dentists, Smith is
one of two inaugural 2021 Dr. Jerome B. Miller Fellows within the ADEA Leadership Institute. He serves on the
Virginia Health Catalyst Future of Public Oral Health Taskforce and c-chairs the Workforce Implementation
Team. His research interests include dental student and faculty wellbeing, diversity and inclusive excellence,
professional identity formation and dental ethics. His most recent scholarship includes a book chapter on
ethical considerations in geriatric dentistry and a multi-institutional study of burnout, loneliness and resilience
in dental faculty amid COVID-19. He maintains a private practice in general dentistry with the Dental Faculty
Practice and is co-advisor to the VCU chapter of SNDA. An ordained clergy, Dr. Smith completed clinical
pastoral education at Duke Medical Center providing care and crisis management to families of cardiac
pediatric patients. Recent honors include 2021 ADEA Olav Alvares Award for Early Career Scholars, 2020
School of Dentistry Dean’s Faculty Excellence Award for Humanism, 2020 Richmond Magazine Top Dentists -
Best Instructional Dentist Category, 2018 National Minority Quality Forum’s 40 Under 40 Leaders in Minority
Health by the Congressional Black Caucus and a 2019 Hampton University Forty Under 40 Alumni Recognition
Society Inductee. He is a graduate of the ADA Institute for Diversity in Leadership and the AAL Institute for
Teaching and Learning. Dr. Smith earned his DDS from the University Of Michigan School Of Dentistry, Master
of Divinity from Duke Divinity School, Certificate in Diversity and Inclusion from Cornell University and BS in
Biology from Hampton University.

                            MAKING WATER THE BEVERAGE OF CHOICE IN VIRGINIA

SRIDHAR VEDACHALAM, PHD
Dr. Sri Vedachalam leads the water program at the Environmental Policy Innovation Center, a think- and do-
tank that prioritizes innovation and speed in bringing environmental progress. His work has addressed national
water issues such as affordability and equity, aging infrastructure, extreme weather impacts, financing, and
non-point source pollution. He currently serves on the advisory board for Water Hub and the Great Lakes
Commission’s Blue Accounting Initiative. He is also on the Virginia Health Catalyst’s Water Equity Task Force.
Dr. Vedachalam is the Editor for Urban Water at the Global Water Forum, a UNESCO-sponsored resource for
evidence-based, accessible, and open-access articles on freshwater governance. He brings water policy
experience from his years in academia, government, and the non-profit sector. He holds a PhD from The Ohio
State University.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES DAY TWO
                                    CREATING EQUITABLE POLICIES IN VIRGINIA

 FREDDY MEJIA, MSW
 Freddy is a policy analyst at The Commonwealth Institute (TCI) with a focus on health care. He brings a
 passion for working in partnership with low- and moderate-income communities in all policy areas. Prior to
 joining TCI, Freddy worked in the non-profit sector providing case management services for 6-12th grade
 students in Washington, DC. He became passionate about fighting health care inequalities during an internship
 with Mason & Partners Free Clinic in Northern Virginia. He earned his Bachelor of Social Work degree from
 Virginia Commonwealth University and a Master of Social Work degree with a Social Change focus from
 George Mason University.

 EMILY GRIFFEY, MPP
 Emily Griffey is the Chief Policy Officer at Voices for Virginia’s Children. She is the key contact for government
 relations and policy analysis for issues that impact the health and well-being of Virginia’s Children. Emily
 provides expertise in child care and early learning issues and brings additional experience and background on
 the many issues she has worked on during her eight years with Voices. Emily has been an advocate for the
 expansion of preschool opportunities, equitable access to safe and affordable child care, and family economic
 supports. Notably, Emily has paved the way for engagement with candidates running for office through the
 organization’s electoral advocacy and gubernatorial forums as well as ensuring that children are a priority once
 officials take office, such as her involvement with the Governor’s Children’s Cabinet and many stakeholder
 committees. Additionally, Emily enjoys hearing the perspectives of parents and front-line professionals to help
 shape Voices’ policy agenda and highlight priority issues. Emily comes to Voices with experience in working on
 early childhood issues at a local and regional level for Greater Richmond’s Smart Beginnings, Richmond City
 Social Services, and Baltimore’s Safe and Sound Campaign. Emily is a graduate of the Jepson School of
 Leadership Studies at the University of Richmond and earned her master’s degree in public policy at Johns
 Hopkins University.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES DAY TWO
                                     CREATING EQUITABLE POLICIES IN VIRGINIA

ASHLEY KENNETH, MSP
Ashley C. Kenneth is President and CEO of The Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis. At TCI, she is able
to turn her passion for racial and economic equity into action. As President, Ashley provides the vision,
inspiration, and strategic management to achieve the organization’s goals, maximizing the impact of TCI’s
policy analysis and legislative engagement, and strengthening collaboration with partner and community
organizations. Ashley previously worked as Director of Advocacy and Policy for the National Multiple Sclerosis
Society where she was responsible for policy development, analysis, and volunteer engagement in Maryland,
Virginia, and West Virginia. She has a master’s degree in social policy from the University of Pennsylvania and
a B.A. in communication and sociology from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

  CHLO'E EDWARDS, MPP
  Chlo’e Edwards is the Policy Analyst at Voices for Virginia’s Children. She leads policy and advocacy work in
  domains related to the social determinants of health (SDOH) with a focus on healthcare, family economic
  security, trauma-informed care, equity, and justice. In 2020, Chlo’e launched Virginia’s first Racial Truth &
  Reconciliation Week, which was recognized by Governor Ralph Northam. Now, the initiative has evolved into a
  campaign that empowers the voices and experiences of marginalized communities in acknowledgement of
  truth to promote healing, reconciliation, and justice. In implementation, Chlo’e shapes the campaign’s policy
  priorities and provides support to the coalition. During the 2021 GA session, Chlo’e helped lead efforts to
  successfully recognize racism as a public health crisis in Virginia, making the state the first in the south.
  Prior to Voices, Chlo’e served as director of Connecting Hearts to solve Virginia’s child welfare crisis. In 2021,
  Chlo’e was recognized by The Valentine as a Richmond History Maker for the social justice category and was
  recognized as a YWCA Outstanding Women for the Human Relations and Faith in Action category. In 2020, she
  was named on Style Weekly’s top 40 Under 40. She also received the Outstanding Service Award from
  Connecting Hearts in 2018 and she was named Radio One Richmond’s top 30 Under 30 in 2017. Chlo’e holds a
  Master of Public Policy in Leadership from Liberty University and completed the Minority Research and Law
  Institute Program at Southern University in 2013, the University of Virginia’s Sorensen Institute for Political
  Emerging Leaders program in 2019, and the Virginia Progressive Leadership Project in 2021. She currently
  serves as University of Richmond Community Partner in Residence as a fellow to complete a multidisciplinary
  racial equity and social justice framework to the policy development process at Voices for Virginia’s Children.
  Chlo’e the founder of Chlo’e Edwards Consulting and president of CEO and President of Black Lives Matter
  804.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES DAY TWO
                      PROMOTING SAFE FLUORIDATED DRINKING WATER IN VIRGINIA

ERIN LING, MS, MEPC
Erin Ling is a Sr. Water Quality Extension Associate at Virginia Tech in the Biological Engineering Department.
She has a B.A. from Virginia Tech in International Development and two masters degrees from Penn State in
Environmental Pollution Control and Rural Sociology. She has experience with research involving adoption of
best management practices for improved water quality and community-based social marketing. Currently, she
coordinates the Virginia Household Water Quality Program with Virginia Cooperative Extension, which offers
affordable water testing and education to Virginia's 1.6 million well and spring users and conducts youth water
quality outreach and education.

 CAITLIN HARRAH, BSPH
 Caitlin Harrah is a fourth year dental student, interested in pursuing a career in community health dentistry and
 advocacy for more equitable oral health care. She has been fortunate to work under the mentorship of Dr.
 Tegwyn Brickhouse, who is a pediatric dentist and public health expert at VCU School of Dentistry. Dr.
 Brickhouse's research in oral health disparities and her community engagement to promote utilization of health
 services in communities with low socioeconomic status of Richmond has inspired Caitlin to explore research
 opportunities that have the potential to directly inform community-level intervention and government-level
 policy. Her current research interests are centered around access to safe drinking water and how this access
 may relate to addressing oral health disparities, especially in the Richmond community.

 LEIGH-ANNE KROMETIS, PHD
 Leigh-Anne Krometis is an Associate Professor in Biological Systems Engineering at Virginia Tech. She has
 been working on issues of drinking water access and sanitation in the Appalachian Coalfields for a decade,
 funded by the National Institutes of Health, United States Department of Agriculture, Appalachian Regional
 Commission, and the Appalachian Research Initiative for Environmental Science.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES DAY TWO
                                           HPV VACCINES AND ORAL HEALTH

 KATHLEEN PORTER, PHD, RD
 Dr. Kathleen Porter is a PhD-trained registered dietitian and an early career behavioral scientist. Her research
 focuses on the implementation and evaluation of evidence-based cancer control and population health
 interventions in rural Appalachian communities. She has engaged in projects targeting improving dietary and
 physical activity behaviors among adolescents, adults, and cancer survivors, decreasing tobacco use among
 Airmen, and increasing uptake of colorectal cancer screening. Dr. Porter regularly uses approaches associated
 with implementation science, community-based participatory research, health literacy techniques, and mixed-
 methods evaluation.

 SHILLPA NAAVAAL, BDS, MS, MPH
 Dr. Shillpa Naavaal is an assistant professor and a health services researcher in the Department of Dental
 Public Health and Policy at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry. She is a board-certified
 diplomate in Public Health Dentistry. Her research program focuses on improving access to oral health care
 and increasing the use of evidence-based health services among vulnerable populations across the life span.
 She is also a member of the Massey Cancer Center and serves as a faculty in the iCubed and Philips Institute
 of Oral Health at VCU. Her cancer prevention work is concentrated on understanding HPV vaccine uptake and
 hesitancy and addressing risk factors and disparities in oral cancers. Dr. Naavaal is a recipient of several
 grants and awards, including NCI and CDC. Her research contributions have been published in various high-
 ranked peer-reviewed journals, and she has written several reports and professional documents to promote
 oral health. She is actively involved in various national and state-level oral health policy and scientific
 committees and co-chairs the Council of Scientific Information at the American Association of Public Health
 Dentistry.
 Before joining VCU, Dr. Naavaal worked as a health scientist and a research fellow at the Office of Smoking
 and Health and the Division of Oral Health at CDC, Atlanta. She completed her Dental Public Health residency
 at the CDC Division of Oral Health, Masters in Oral Science, and Masters in Public Health from the University of
 Illinois at Chicago, and her dental degree and advanced clinical program from the Government Dental College,
 Nagpur University, India.

 EMILY KATE BOWEN, DDS
 Dr. Bowen graduated from Virginia Tech with an ungraduated degree in biology and chemistry, before
 completing graduate work at Clemson University. She received her dental degree from Virginia Commonwealth
 University School of Dentistry.Since then, she has served as a faculty member for Mountain Empire Community
 College where she is currently the Dental Assisting Program Director in the Department of Health Sciences. As
 a native of Southwest Virginia, Emily is focused on improving access to care in the rural Appalachian area. She
 serves on multiple public health related committees including Lenowisco Oral Health Coalition, University of
 Virginia’s Cancer Center SWVA Community Advisory Board, Virginia HPV Immunization Taskforce, and Virginia
 Health Catalyst.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES DAY TWO
                                                         CLOSING REMARKS

 TONYA PARRIS-WILKINS, DDS, FAAHD, MAGD
 Dr. Parris-Wilkins is a practicing dentist with nearly 20 years of experience. While in Southwest Virginia, she
 served as the Dental Director for the Bland Ministry Center in Bland, Virginia. During her tenure, she has
 supervised the expansion of dental services to the underserved citizens of Southwest Virginia via the opening
 of Big Walker Dentistry, a charitable, 5-operatory state-of-the-art facility, and the expansion of dental services
 into the Wythe and Bland county public school systems. In addition, she served as an adjunct dental faculty
 member at Wytheville Community College supervising the clinical work of hygiene students.
  Previously, she owned and operated Southside Family and Cosmetic Dentistry in Colonial Heights, Virginia.
 She was featured in the EVB Potential of Women Entrepreneurs Realized (P.O.W.E.R) campaign which
 recognizes successful female business owners across the Commonwealth of Virginia. Before private practice,
 Dr. Parris-Wilkins oversaw the dental program of the largest federally qualified health center organization in
 Virginia--Central Virginia Health Services (CVHS). During her tenure with CVHS, the dental program expanded
 from 4 to 10 sites and doubled the number of those in need that received treatment. Dr. Parris-Wilkins began
 her career as an Assistant Professor in the Department of General Practice at VCU’s School of Dentistry.
  In 2015, she was appointed to the Virginia Board of Dentistry by Governor Terry McAuliffe, ascending to the
 presidency in 2018. In 2020, she was appointed to Virginia Commonwealth University’s Board of Visitors by
 Governor Ralph Northam. Dr. Parris-Wilkins serves on the Clinical Advisory Board of the Virginia Health
 Catalyst and the Delta Dental of Virginia Advisory Task Force.
  In 2012, Dr. Parris-Wilkins created the Parris Wilkins Scholarship, the first endowed scholarship within Virginia
 Commonwealth University’s School of Dentistry to benefit African-American students. To date, the scholarship
 has been awarded to 15 students in need.
  Dr. Parris-Wilkins obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from the College of William and Mary and her Doctor of
 Dental Surgery degree from Virginia Commonwealth University. She completed a general practice residency at
 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and obtained a certificate from Cornell University in Business
 Excellence for Healthcare Professionals. She is a Master of the Academy of General Dentistry and a Fellow of
 the American Association of Hospital Dentists.
 Dr. Parris-Wilkins resides in Richmond, Virginia with her husband Joseph D. Wilkins, D.P.T., M.S.H.A., and their
 three children.
THANK YOU TO THE
    2021 CATALYST ANNUAL SUMMIT SPONSORS!

                    PREMIER SUMMIT SPONSORS

                     DISTINGUISHED SPONSORS

VISIONARY SPONSOR                                 SIGNATURE SPONSOR

    ADDITIONAL EVENT SPONSORS & EXIBITORS
     Legislative Champion Award Sponsor             Contributing Sponsors
      Northern Virginia Health Foundation         Medical Society of Virginia
                                                        Carilion Clinic
             Breakout Sponsors                             Unite Us
                Centra Health               Virginia Dental Hygienists Association
              Elevate Oral Care
                Ballad Health                        Safety-Net Sponsor
                  Benevis                      Virginia Health Care Foundation
VIRGINIA HEALTH CATALYST
2021 Board of Directors
Natalie Pennywell, MPH, CHES, Chair                                           Frank Iuorno, Jr., DDS, MS, PC
Department of Medical Assistance Services                                            West End Orthodontics

Susie Lee, Vice Chair                                                         Tegwyn Brickhouse, DDS, PhD
Potomac Health Foundation                                                          VCU School of Dentistry

Scott Burnette, Treasurer                                                         Paula Masters DrPh, MPH
Community Memorial Hospital                                                                  Ballad Health

Patricia Bonwell, RDH, BSDH, MSG, PhD                                                      Carole Pratt, DDS
Lucy Corr Village and VCU School of Dentistry                                  Office of the Commissioner

Stacy Campbell, MBA                                                                         Luciano Ramos
Delta Dental of Virginia                                                                          Unite Us

Lisette Carbajal                                                                               Frank Lucia
Capital One                                                                            Delta Dental Virginia

Denise Claiborne, PhD, RDH
Old Dominion University

Virginia Health Catalyst Staff
Sarah Bedard Holland, Chief Executive Officer                     Daniel Hillard, Administrative Coordinator
Ericca Facetti, Vice President of Programs             Carrie Redden, Northern Virginia Alliance Coordinator
Sherrina Gibson, Vice President of Strategy                                        Kim Negaard, Bookkeeper
Alle Witt, Development Director                                    Greg Herceg, Fractional CFO, Contractor
Brita Allen, Senior Communications Manager        Nicole Pugar Lawter, Public Affairs Consultant, Contractor
Chloe Van Zandt, Senior Policy Manager

          Thank you to the 2021 Catalyst Annual Summit Planning Committee
                                               Albert Walker III
                                             Mylinda Moore, MSW
                                              Emily Bowen, DDS
                                            Dina Garcia, PhD, MPH
                                   Christina Quiros, MS, RDH, CDA, MAADH
                                           Catalyst Staff Members
GET INVOLVED WITH VIRGINIA HEALTH CATALYST

   Apply what you've learned at the 2021 Virginia Health Catalyst Summit by jumping into the work that is
                   moving Virginia towards equitable, comprehensive healthcare for all.
                      Learn more about the programmatic priorities at Catalyst below.
                                  Contact Danny Hillard (dhillard@vahealthcatalyst.org) to learn more.

      DESIGN THE FUTURE OF
      PUBLIC ORAL HEALTH                                                                        UPCOMING FUNDING
      A lot has changed as a result of the
      COVID pandemic and social justice
                                                                                                  OPPORTUNITIES
      movements in the USA. The FPOH
      Taskforce developed a roadmap to a
      more equitable, robust oral health                                                        Oral Health Integration
      system in VA by optimizing and
      supporting workforce, integration, data,
                                                                                                Learning Collaborative
      and technology.
                                                                                             Dental safety net clinics design
                                                                                               and implement projects to
                                                                                                improve medical/dental
                                    ENSURE WATER EQUITY                                          integration ($10,000)
                                      In order to make water the beverage of
                                          choice for Virginians, it needs to be                School-Based Oral Health
                                             safe, accessible, affordable, and
                                       trusted - and fluoridated! Catalyst and                  Implementation Cohort
                                      partners across sectors are working to
                                                           make this a reality.                 Dental safety net clinics
                                                                                             collaborate with local school
                                                                                             nurses to begin a new school-
                                                                                              based oral health program
                                                                                                       ($15,000)
      AFFECT POLICIES THAT                                                                           Teledentistry
      SUPPORT
      COMPREHENSIVE CARE                                                                         Implementation Cohort
      Catalyst remains a resource for health                                                    Dental safety net clinics
      policy advocacy and translation. With                                                  receive education & support to
      the passing of an adult dental benefit
      in Medicaid in 2021, Catalyst is looking                                                 implement a teledentistry
      towards policies that support and                                                            program ($15,000)
      enable comprehensive health.

Follow us on social media:
                                                                                  Catalyst is hiring for two
                                                                                  positions within our
                                                                                  Programs Team! Check
                                                                                  out our website for more
                                                                                  information and to apply.
Oral Health and Pregnancy

    Oral health is inextricably linked to overall health, and pregnancy is an
especially critical time to address oral health issues because of ties to preterm
   birth and other adverse health outcomes. Virginia Health Catalyst and its
                                 partners seek to:
 INCREASE ACCESS TO DENTAL CARE FOR PREGNANT PEOPLE IN VIRGINIA
 In Virginia, pregnant people enrolled in Medicaid have a comprehensive dental benefit that offers preventive and
 restorative services better enabling them to access care. Virginia Health Catalyst and its partners work across
 Virginia to raise awareness among providers and their patients of the safety and importance of oral health during
 pregnancy.

 IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR CAREGIVERS AND BABIES
 Pregnant people with periodontal disease may be up to eight times more likely to deliver prematurely and over 18%
 of preterm low birth weight babies may be attributable to periodontal disease. Pregnant people are also more
 susceptible to plaque build-up, tooth enamel erosion due to nausea and vomiting, cavities from sugary and starchy
 foods, and benign growths in their mouths. Nationally, 60-75% of pregnant people have gingivitis.

 ADDRESS HEALTH DISPARITIES IN VIRGINIA
 Some groups of women are less likely to visit the dentist during pregnancy, including: African American (42%) and
 Hispanic women (40%) compared to non-Hispanic white women (51%). The risk of pregnancy-related death is 3 to 4
 times higher for African American women in the United States than non-Hispanic women. Treating the oral health
 care needs of all pregnant people can reduce the risk of premature births, in turn reducing potential complications.

 SET CHILDREN UP FOR A LIFETIME OF GOOD ORAL HEALTH
 Reducing bacteria in a pregnant person's mouth can significantly reduce a child’s risk of tooth decay, as bacteria is
 spread from mother to baby. Reducing tooth decay in early childhood can also reduce the need for children to
 receive costly dental treatment in the operating room under general anesthesia.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
If you are requesting continuing education (CE) credit for the Catalyst Annual Summit, please e-mail Virginia Health
Catalyst at cecredit@vahealthcatalyst.org at the conclusion of the event with your full name, type of CE credit, and a list
of sessions you attended. Catalyst is able to track your online user activity on the conference website, however you will
be asked to periodically type your name in the conference chat feature to ensure you receive credit for the sessions you
attend. CE credits are available for dental professionals, family physicians/PAs, nurses and social workers.

Dental Professionals

The Virginia Dental Association is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental
Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP
does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of
dentistry. The Virginia Dental Association designates this activity for 4.5 continuing education credits. This continuing
education activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the ADA Continuing
Education Recognition Program (ADA CERP) through joint efforts between The Virginia Dental Association and Virginia
Health Catalyst.

Physicians and Physician Assistants
This Live activity, 2021 Catalyst Annual Summit, with a beginning date of 10/07/2021, has been reviewed and is
acceptable for up to 4.50 Prescribed credit(s) by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Physicians should claim
only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Nurses
4.5 CE credits have been awarded through the NYU College of Nursing Center for Continuing Education in Nursing. The
NYU College of Nursing Center for Continuing Education in Nursing is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing
education by the American Nurses’ Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation

Social Workers
This program has been approved by the National Association of Social Workers - Virginia Chapter for 4.5 contact hours.
SPONSOR ADVERTISEMENTS
All of us at
  Virginia Health Catalyst
     would like to thank

     for supporting the
2021 Catalyst Annual Summit
   as a Premier Sponsor
DISCLOSURE DECLARATION
Title: 2021 Catalyst Annual Summit
Date: Thursday, October 7, 2021 – Friday, October 8, 2021
Location: Virtual

Activity Purpose: The purpose of this activity is to enable the learner to review measures, trends, research, and activities in Virginia
in order to gauge population health and identify opportunities for improvement.

Objectives:
1. Explore the impact of institutional racism on health in America.
2. Explore the role of dental professionals and healthcare providers in addressing environmental trauma and building community
resilience.
3. Explore current issues and future direction of public oral health, such as the impacts of COVID-19, teledentistry, minimally
invasive dentistry, and motivational interviewing.
4. Review recent oral health research and community-based care approaches that inform health care strategies for
vulnerable populations.
5. Discuss techniques to promote integration and trauma-informed care in clinical practice.

Notice of requirement for successful completion: Learners must attend all of the educational sessions for which they request
continuing education credit and maintain a copy of their verification of participation form to receive credit for this activity.

Conflict of interest: Disclosures: Sarah Bedard Holland, MS, is the CEO of Virginia Health Catalyst, the provider of this activity.
Sarah Raskin receives grant/research funding from VCU School of Dentistry, a distinguished sponsor, and participated in unfunded
research with Virginia Dental Hygienist Association, an exhibitor, Dr. Carlos Smith is a consultant with Virginia Health Catalyst, the
provider of this activity, Ashley Kenneth receives a grant from the Potomac Health Foundation, a signature sponsor, Freddy Mejia
also receives grant funding from the Potomac Health Foundation, a signature sponsor, and Dr. Bob Russell is a consultant for
CareQuest Institute. The following instructors have no relevant financial relationships to disclose at this time: Emily Griffey, Chlo’e
Edwards, Brooke Crouch, Caitlin Harrah, Erin Ling, Frank Iuorno, DDS, Scott Wolpin, DDS, Sridhar Vedachalam, Shillpa Naavaal,
Tonya Parris-Wilkins, Emily Bowen, Kathleen Porter, Nancy White, Leigh-Anne Krometis, Albert Walker, Karen Legato, Michelle
Altman, Dina Garcia, Anita Karklins, Rev. Dr. Lacette Cross, Gabriel Glissmeyer, and Melissa-Irene Jackson.

List of sponsors:
Aetna                                                                                                      Anthem Healthkeepers Plus
DentaQuest Partnership                                                                            Northern Virginia Health Foundation
Virginia Premier                                                                                                         Centra Health
Sentara                                                                                                             Elevate Oral Health
VCU Dental Care                                                                                                                Benevis
Delta Dental of Virginia                                                                                                  Ballad Health
Virginia State Office of Rural Health                                                                       Medical Society of Virginia
Virginia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Services                                                               Carilion
Virginia Department of Health, Maternal and Child Health                                                                       Unite Us
Potomac Health Foundation                                                                       Virginia Dental Hygienists Association
                                                                                                      Virginia Health Care Foundation

Non-endorsement of products: The presence of any product, company or corporation at this conference in no way signifies an
endorsement of the product, company or corporation by ANCC Commission on Accreditation or Virginia Health Catalyst.
Please Note: Virginia Health Catalyst will use recordings of the virtual Catalyst Annual Summit for promotional
purposes. Photos and video recordings will include speakers and participants. If you do not wish to be included,
please inform a staff member. Participant registration fees for this event are not tax deductible.

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