Bill of Health
NOVEMBER 9, 2023
Under-investment in social determinants of health are major drivers of inequitable health outcomes in the United States. health system continue to exacerbate poor health and disparities. COVID-19 and the U.S. experienced a high number of COVID-19-related deaths, more than 1.1
Healthcare IT News - Telehealth
JUNE 3, 2021
Chief Medical Information Officer, Urban Health Plan. As CMIO of Urban Health Plan, a Bronx-based Federally-Qualified Health Center, Connelly-Flores has worked to boost COVID-19 vaccination rates via texting campaigns, online vaccine registration and other patient engagement projects focused on one of the areas in the U.S.
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Bill of Health
DECEMBER 5, 2023
The “who,” the “when,” and the “how” This is what happened in Colombia: by the third peak of the pandemic in April 2021, the Ministry of Health had adopted general, non-binding recommendations that allowed triage decisions on the basis of age and disability.
HIT Consultant
DECEMBER 14, 2022
The World Health Organization estimates that in the majority of African countries, there is one hospital per one million people, one doctor per 10,000 people and one hospital bed per 10,000 people. Partnerships and innovation are the only ways Africa can achieve superior health outcome results with markedly fewer resources.
Health Populi
JUNE 8, 2021
With that in mind, PwC found that providers plan to increase digital health investments (which is a cost-increasing factor in and of itself) across a landscape of tools focused on improving relationships with consumers and supporting health outcomes.
Health Populi
AUGUST 24, 2021
“Racial and ethnic inequities in the US health care system have been unremitting since the beginning of the country. The authors suggest that investing more in prevention and health promotion for these groups could improve health outcomes and get to more equitable spending levels. than on white people.
Bill of Health
NOVEMBER 16, 2022
When COVID-19 vaccines became widely available, we again saw a stark pattern of inequities by neighborhood. This unsurprising decision, given the South’s prevalent use of preemption, impacted COVID-19 infection rates , and, as our new research suggests, COVID-19 vaccination and vaccination disparities.
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