Utilizing data to drive anti-racist initiatives in healthcare is crucial for improving health outcomes for all. Data collection and analysis are important elements in identifying health disparities, guiding research, and building organizational trust and accountability. Leaders in advocacy and healthcare discussed the power of data and ideas for gathering and utilizing data to improve equity.
Leaders in advocacy and healthcare drew on personal experiences to discuss…
- Identifying data needed to improve health equity outcomes
- How to analyze and use data to propel equity efforts
- The importance of quantitative and qualitative data to advance health equity initiatives
- How community and healthcare systems can partner to identify, collect, and use data to overcome challenges
Convened by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The Intersection brings together people who work inside and outside of healthcare to build anti-racist health systems. It’s a place where consumer and justice advocates, healthcare providers, and public health experts can share their experiences, provide feedback on how to tackle challenges, and talk about what’s working.
Speakers
Moderator
Anton Gunn
REACH Beyond Solutions