Florida Association of Community Health Centers
No Acronyms Allowed
Welcome to No Acronyms Allowed, a no holds barred public health dialogue where we simplify healthcare information for the public by ensuring there are no acronyms allowed. These are monthly conversations where our guests break down the complicated covering various topics, including changes in healthcare policy, the effects of climate change on your health, issues impacting access to quality healthcare, and everything in between.
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No Acronyms Allowed Has a Conversation on Food Insecurity with Professor Irma Arteaga & Professor Parke Wilde Video 15.07.2025 40:29
Hi, everyone, and welcome to another episode of No Acronyms Allowed, an audio show by the Florida Association of Community Health Centers. As our government entertains healthcare priorities linked to…
No Acronyms Allowed Has a Conversation with Gary Campbell of Johnson Health Center 21.08.2024 53:35
Hi, everyone, and welcome to another episode of No Acronyms Allowed from the Florida Association of Community Health Centers. Today, we’re talking with Gary Campbell, who is the CEO of…
No Acronyms Allowed Has a Conversation with Leah Mitchem of American Cancer Society and Clarissa Ortiz of FACHC 27.03.2024 44:56
Hi, everyone, and welcome to another episode of No Acronyms Allowed from the Florida Association of Community Health Centers. In each episode, we dive into important topics and conversations about…
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