Welcome To Team HBV De Anza Chapter!

Greetings new members! This is the Team HBV De Anza chapter page. We will be updating our latest events and meeting minutes on this page, so please stay tuned!

 

I would like to invite you to the most active and engaging part of our academic year, where you will be provided with more than ever volunteering and internship opportunities, health workshops, outreach events, and a chance to become the next leader of Hepatitis B in De Anza College as well as the national level, as we tackle our largest event of the quarter 🙂

But before all that, we will provide an exciting informational meeting this Friday, April 26th at 12:30pm at Room E35. 🙂 We’ll have a lot of great information, fun icebreakers, and FOOD! So please join us!

For a sample of our activities and a chance to have fun, we will have our Club Day tomorrow, April 25th at the Main Quad, 11:30am – 1:30pm. It will be a great chance to meet our officers and make great friends, so I encourage you to join the Team. Welcome to the Team, I hope you join us in our amazing adventure this quarter 🙂

Screening for Hepatitis B: El Camino Hospital Health Fair

With a large demographic of Asian American Pacific Islanders, El Camino Hospital was able to successfully organize an outreach event on March 9, 2013, providing free health screening for osteoporosis, hypertension, and Hepatitis B in Santa Clara, California. During the health fair, 300 individuals were screened, 97 of which were tested for Hepatitis B. Such a turnout makes the event a worthwhile effort for the growing outreach arm of El Camino in Mountain View, California. In addition to these free tests, the hospital also offered educational lectures about Hepatitis B prevention, and “Ask-A-Doctor” booths that allowed participants to ask certain questions to a forum of doctors practicing in the hospital.

Our chapter collaborated with the hospital in the past to bring about more health screenings in the Santa Clara County. On March 9th, our chapter volunteered to register, provide information, and assist patients coming in for health screenings andeducation. Information booths were also offered in Mandarin and Cantonese. This holistic approach to outreach won the event great praise in the Asian American population.

El Camino Health Fair

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