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Inclusion is a key aspect of advancing health equity
Global Health Equity Network

Inclusion is a key aspect of advancing health equity

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Kimberly Brock, vice president of communications at IQ Solutions, discusses the public health company's work with nonprofit organizations and federal agencies to help expand access to care.

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Payers can take an active role in addressing health disparities

As a starting point, plans can collect information on race and ethnicity from their members, says Leah Dewey, vice president of clinical and consumer engagement operations at Cotiviti.

Payers can take an active role in addressing health disparities
As a starting point, plans can collect information on race and ethnicity from their members, says Leah Dewey, vice president of clinical and consumer engagement operations at Cotiviti.
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An overview of the NIH All of Us Research Program

Martin Mendoza, director of health equity for NIH's All of Us Research Program, describes the programs goals and objectives and how it is achieving its mission of health equity and inclusion in research.

An overview of the NIH All of Us Research Program
Martin Mendoza, director of health equity for NIH's All of Us Research Program, describes the programs goals and objectives and how it is achieving its mission of health equity and inclusion in research.
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Shining a light on Black Americans' healthcare contributions

From the first human implantation of a cardiac defibrillator to the invention of a more efficient surgical technique that reduces postoperative complications, Black Americans have made many valuable contributions to healthcare.

Shining a light on Black Americans' healthcare contributions
From the first human implantation of a cardiac defibrillator to the invention of a more efficient surgical technique that reduces postoperative complications, Black Americans have made many valuable contributions to healthcare.
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