research

Accurately understanding the evolving needs of torture survivors and barriers to their care necessitates a thoughtful and scientific approach to data collection and analysis. We believe that systematic client follow-up and program evaluation is vital to ensure that changes can be identified and effectively implemented for the ultimate benefit of our clients. 

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Libertas Staff Attend 14th Annual National Consortium of Torture Treatment Programs Research Symposium
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Libertas Ob/Gyn Volunteer Resident presents at the Virtual National Consortium of Torture Treatment Program’s 13th Annual Research Symposium
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Former Mt. Sinai Global Health Summer Intern Presents at NARHC Conference
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Libertas Global Health Summer Intern Presents at Mt. Sinai Global Health Internship Summer Research Presentation Night
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Dr. Fernando Chairs Session on Exclusion, Discrimination and Exploitation
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Libertas Intern Presents at Consortium of Universities for Global Health
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Libertas Intern Presents at Consortium of Universities for Global Health
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Libertas Summer Medical Student Presents at NCTTP
International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) Scientific Symposium

Medical Director, Dinali Fernando, presented at the IRCT Scientific Symposium in Mexico City on Emergency Department utilization of Libertas Center clients. 

Medical Care Utilization Study

In August 2016, data on medical care utilization by Libertas clients was collected and analyzed by the Libertas Center.