The Role of Health Systems in Driving Towards Health Equity Oct 22

The Role of Health Systems in Driving Towards Health Equity 
Strategies to Advance Health Equity Among Your Patients and Local Community 

Tuesday, October 22, 2024 
1 - 2 p.m. Eastern; noon - 1 p.m. Central; 10 - 11 a.m. Pacific   

Everyone has the fundamental right to be as healthy as possible, yet where a person lives has one of the greatest influences on their health. Addressing an individual’s non-medical drivers of health is not only the right thing to do, but also critical to improving health outcomes and lowering health care system costs.  

There is an opportunity for every organization to advance health equity at the individual, organizational and community level. This webinar shares how to drive equitable health outcomes by exploring strategies implemented across each level of impact, ranging from direct patient programs to systems-level change.

Attendees Will Learn:

• How organizations tackle health equity differently based on their size and setting.
• The role of system-level strategies to impact individual-level needs.
• The role an organization can play in addressing the systemic causes of inequity in their communities.  

Speakers:

Drew Albano, MD 
Chief Medical Officer 
InVio Health Network/Prisma Health 
Greenville, South Carolina 

Ashley Fitch 
Sr. Director, Social Determinants of Health & Community Partnerships 
Mount Sinai Health Partners 
New York, New York 

Stephanie Pins 
Director of Value Analysis and Enhancement 
MyMichigan Health 
Midland, Michigan 

Jonathan Rubens, MD 
Chief Medical Officer 
CVS Accountable Care 
Wilmington, North Carolina 

Moderator: 

Nancy Myers 
Vice President, Leadership System Innovation, HRET 
The American Hospital Association