Keep Calm & Ask Me: With Dr. Michael McKee

This event is an opportunity to have a casual conversation and ask questions to Dr. Michael McKee from the University of Michigan. 

Dr. McKee is a family physician with clinical and research expertise in disability health. As a physician with a hearing loss, he is especially interested in advocating for the rights of Deaf and hard of hearing patients to obtain equitable health care including accessible communication. His research focus includes health disparities for individuals with various disabilities, health information accessibility, health literacy, and telemedicine applications. He is also interested in the application of eye trackers and mixed methodologies to study how individuals acquire health information through visual and incidental learning opportunities. Dr. McKee is on board of the Association of Medical Professionals with Hearing Losses(link is external) (AMPHL). He is also currently an appointed member of the Roundtable on Health Literacy of the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. He also serves on the AcademyHealth Disabilities Research Interest Group (IG) Advisory Committee, Member.

He sees patients at Family Medicine at Dexter Health Clinic, where he leads the Deaf Health Clinic. 

This event is for members only. Luckily, it's easy to become a member for $25/year by choosing the Non-Member ticket option. Or you can request a scholarship.