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Technology’s risks and benefits for health equity
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Technology’s risks and benefits for health equity

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Dr. Chris Gibbons, Greystone Group founder and CEO, and Ysabel Duron, founder and executive director of the Latino Cancer Institute, preview their HIMSS25 talk at the Health Equity Forum on leadership and improving disparities in healthcare.

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Los Angeles LGBT Center ensures care for patients in uncertain times

Gabriel Garcia-Lopez of the Los Angeles LGBT Center talks about how the center is partnering with Lambda Legal to challenge anti-LGBTQ executive orders, defend access to care for its transgender patients and protect their data.

Los Angeles LGBT Center ensures care for patients in uncertain times
Gabriel Garcia-Lopez of the Los Angeles LGBT Center talks about how the center is partnering with Lambda Legal to challenge anti-LGBTQ executive orders, defend access to care for its transgender patients and protect their data.
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Governance gaps hinder global healthcare digitization

Despite rapid technological advances, poor governance and insufficient strategies are stalling global healthcare's digital transformation, says Dr Derya Şahin, OECD AI in Healthcare Expert Group member.

Governance gaps hinder global healthcare digitization
Despite rapid technological advances, poor governance and insufficient strategies are stalling global healthcare's digital transformation, says Dr Derya Şahin, OECD AI in Healthcare Expert Group member.
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Acquired rural hospitals are more likely to close obstetrics

Surprisingly, researchers found no correlation between department closures and negative outcomes for patients driving greater distances, says Martin Gaynor, professor emeritus at Carnegie Mellon University.

Acquired rural hospitals are more likely to close obstetrics
Surprisingly, researchers found no correlation between department closures and negative outcomes for patients driving greater distances, says Martin Gaynor, professor emeritus at Carnegie Mellon University.
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