The Quest is an event for anyone whose life has been touched by cancer and wants to learn more about the disease. Please join this virtual conference presented by UH Cancer Center researchers.

Epidemiology of Tobacco and Cancer: Where Are We Now? – Lani Park, PhD, Associate Professor. Population Sciences in the Pacific
Current Research on Cigarette Smoking and E-cigarette Use Among Hawai′i Adolescents – Thomas Wills, PhD, Professor. Cancer Prevention and Control, Population Sciences in the Pacific
E-cigarette Marketing and Tobacco Product Use Behavior Among Young People – Pallav Pokhrel, PhD, Associate Professor. Population Sciences in the Pacific
Research in Lung and Other Cancers Related to Tobacco: What Have We Learned? – Jonathan Cho, MD, Core Clinical Faculty; Hawaii Cancer Care
My Journey with Cancer – Darla Mariboho, Clinical Trial Participant
Q &A Panel – Moderator, Randall F. Holcombe, MD, MBA. Director, UH Cancer Center

Generating Action for Racial Justice and Health Equity in Hawai‘i

Keynote Speaker: José Ramón Fernández-Peña, MD, MPA, APHA President-Elect

Panel Discussion on Racism and Public Health in Hawai‘i Featuring Jonathan Okamura, Professor Emeritus, Department of Ethnic Studies, University of Hawai‘i & Rebecca Delafield, Assistant Professor, Department of Native Hawaiian Health, JABSOM

This presentation will introduce the concept of informed care, define trauma and teach the importance of the Universal Precautions approach.

Learning Objectives:
1. Define trauma and understand its prevalence in the general population and healthcare settings.
2. Define and explore clinical examples of trauma informed care.
3. Define and understand the importance of the Universal Precautions approach.
4. Learn Pacific Survivor Center’s services available to patients and professionals.

Trainer is Dr. Nicole Littenberg, MD, MPH, Clinical Director of the High-Risk Victim Clinic at the Sex Abuse Treatment Center (SATC).