National Minority Quality Forum’s Post

🌟 Just watched this insightful video on how data and predictive analytics are shaping healthcare equity in California. It's fascinating to see how tackling social determinants of health can not only improve patient outcomes but also reduce medical costs. A must-watch for anyone interested in value-based care and its impact on vulnerable groups. Check it out! 📈 https://ow.ly/LB7Z50QGQX4

Just watched this insightful video on how data and predictive analytics are shaping healthcare equity in California. It's fascinating to see how tackling social determinants of health can not only improve patient outcomes but also reduce medical costs. A must-watch for anyone interested in value-based care and its impact on vulnerable groups. Check it out: https://ow.ly/uLhp50QrQT9

The human cost of ignoring diversity in clinical trials is immeasurable. Wasted lives, unequal healthcare, and broken promises are just some of the consequences. It's time to demand change. #Clinicaltrials #ClinicalTrialEnrollment #DiversityInTrials --- 🔥I help organizations speed up diverse enrollment by bridging gaps between communities and crucial research. Let's connect!

The road to achieving true health equity is still a long one, but key players across the industry are putting more and more focus on effective strategies to advance care access and outcomes for all.   This white paper shares 5 areas for health equity leaders to focus on in their efforts to improve health equity. https://lnkd.in/eUPFFqUg

🏥 Justin Waring PhD FAcSS FRSA's article in our April issue supports and extends a growing body of evidence showing that greater involvement of healthcare professionals in senior management is positively associated with increased care quality and safety. This article will be of value to health policy-makers, care regulators, service leaders and professional bodies who are collectively grappling with how best to ensure that governance structures and procedures are more effective in detecting and responding to the signs of variable care quality. https://lnkd.in/enh6YbeD

Deciphering medical jargon: How payers can help members bridge the information gap Member engagement videos and education that meet members where they are with plain language and relatable content can help care managers improve outcomes and achieve priorities of the Health Equity Index. https://hubs.la/Q02lKxC10

Last month, I was honored to join a panel at the WEDI / HL7 Health Equity Forum & Workshop with other leading Standard Development Organizations to discuss the role of standards in shaping an equitable future in healthcare. I shared more about how URAC partnered with the National Minority Quality Forum and other leaders to build an accreditation that serves as a seal of approval for organizations striving to achieve health equity — not by perfection, but by principled efforts.    We discussed the importance of focusing on organizational behavior and planning, rather than rigid data standards, because data can be siloed and often doesn't tell the full story. We also discussed tailoring healthcare to the individual while understanding and addressing the unique gaps and disparities impacting specific communities. With these core principles in mind, healthcare organizations can measure their success in working towards a more equitable future.    You can watch the full panel, which starts at 06:29, here: https://lnkd.in/ezuXV8eB

🌟 Just watched this insightful video on how data and predictive analytics are shaping healthcare equity in California. It's fascinating to see how tackling social determinants of health can not only improve patient outcomes but also reduce medical costs. A must-watch for anyone interested in value-based care and its impact on vulnerable groups. Check it out! 📈 https://ow.ly/7q1v50QrPQL

'Expanding global clinical trials is crucial for addressing healthcare disparities, improving treatment outcomes, and promoting health equity.' Check out this blog article on difficulties that come with conducting clinical trials internationally and why it’s critical to value diversity in order to conduct inclusive and effective research. https://lnkd.in/ezBAYg6f

Too often, those with good ideas for reforming healthcare don’t have a solid understanding of how the legislative process works, and those who understand politics don’t always comprehend the intricacies of the healthcare system. The Florida State of Reform Health Policy Conference is focused on bridging the gap between health policy and political reality. Our very own Zac Imel will be representing Lyssn on the "Understanding AI & Other Disruptive Technology" panel on 4/25 in Tampa! To learn more about State of Reform conferences, click here: https://bit.ly/3PGKFnR #healthpolicy #aipolicy #stateofreform