Patients’ health depends not only on the care they receive in a provider’s office, but on social determinants of health such as living situation and access to healthful food. In particular, the COVID-19 pandemic shone a light on the many healthcare inequities faced across the United States. Join Matt Gennone, Chief Practice Officer for Healthcare at Fractal and Dr. David Nash, Advisor at Fractal Analytics and Founding Dean Emeritus of the Jefferson College of Population Health, as they discuss the economic impact of health inequality and delayed care – and how healthcare can find its way back to the “true north” of providing high quality care.
You’ll learn more about:
- What the healthcare industry and community-based organizations can do to mitigate complex social problems like isolation
- New healthcare operations paradigms that could improve patient outcomes by reinvesting in underserved communities
- How data can help clinicians reduce inefficiencies, develop precision medicine and improve care for marginalized populations
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