AHA podcast: A Workforce for the New Era of Equitable Health Care

Nov 29, 2023 - 02:18 PM
A black mother and child meet with a clinician. The child is holding the clinician's stethoscope.

Hear from three experts who believe that expanding and integrating the talent pool of community health workers into America's hospitals and health systems could provide a bridge to meeting future health care needs. LISTEN NOW

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