Black Clinicians & Healthcare Leaders - Fibroids & Health Equity

📢 CALL FOR GUEST SPEAKERS: Seeking a Black Medical Professional / Healthcare Leader To mark Black Awareness Week, we are hosting a special podcast episode for our podcast at Coventry University London, and we are looking for an expert voice to join the conversation. If you are a Black doctor, clinician, or healthcare executive passionate about health equity, systemic change, and patient advocacy, we want to feature you. 🎙️ The Topic: The Fibroid Conversation: What Fibroids Reveal About Diversity and Leadership in Healthcare Management. Uterine fibroids disproportionately impact Black women, presenting unique challenges in care, clinical diagnosis, and patient experience. In this episode, we are looking beyond the clinical symptoms to analyze what the management of this condition reveals about broader health disparities, strategic healthcare management, and representation in leadership. ✨ Why join us as a guest? 🔵Increase Your Visibility: Elevate your professional profile across Coventry University London’s extensive academic, corporate, and alumni networks. 🔴Share Your Knowledge: Educate and inspire the next generation of global healthcare managers and leaders. 🟡Amplify Systemic Solutions: Use our platform to drive meaningful dialogue around equitable leadership and patient-centred care frameworks. 📅 Details: Date: Thursday, 16th July 2026 Host: Coventry University London Healthcare Society If you are interested in sharing your insights or if you would like to nominate a colleague who would be perfect for this, please send me a direct message or comment below! Let’s collaborate to drive the transformation toward more inclusive global healthcare. #BlackAwarenessWeek #HealthcareLeadership #DiversityInHealthcare #WomensHealth #HealthcareManagement #CoventryUniversityLondon #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #MedicalPodcast #MelaninMedics #CaribbeanandAfricanHealthNetwork #AfricanCaribbeanMedicalAssociation#AfricanCaribbeanMedicalMentors #NHSBMELeadershipNetwork