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Health Affairs’ Podcast Series: Research and Justice for All
Understanding the drivers of health with specialist insights and solutions
Delve into the complex world of health equity. The second season of Health Affairs’ Research and Justice For All podcast, sponsored by Deloitte, unravels the intricate web of drivers of health and explores how they can influence health outcomes. Gain insights into how innovative thinkers and leaders are helping address inequities within the health care system and in their communities.
Transformative conversations that spotlight systemic health equity issues
Research and Justice For All is a podcast featuring conversations with researchers, health equity advocates, and health care specialists on inequitable systems affecting health outcomes. In season 2, pediatrician, child and public health advocate, and host Rhea Boyd, MD, MPH, explores social, economic, and environmental conditions shaping health.
The series showcases community-based organizations addressing food insecurity, housing, social connection, and environmental health to affect local health outcomes. The first five episodes feature interviews with guests from organizations collaborating with the Deloitte Health Equity Institute (DHEI). Each episode highlights the adverse effects of inequality and discrimination on health nationwide.
Episode 1 | Addressing food insecurity: A model of empowerment and sustainability
Explore how the organization Dion’s Chicago Dream is revolutionizing food distribution in Chicago to enhance health outcomes, in an interview with founder Dion Dawson.
Episode 2 | Housing as a health lever: Building foundations for economic mobility
Join Kimberly Driggins from the Washington Housing Conservancy as she discusses innovative housing solutions as an important driver of health.
Episode 3 | Fenway Health’s community-centered care
Learn from Fenway Health leader Alex Keuroghlian how tailored health initiatives are essential to helping improve overall health outcomes.
Episode 4 | Mental health and community trauma: Bridging gaps in care
Discover how Sarah Hemminger, co-founder and CEO of Thread, is tackling social isolation among youth through transformative community ties.
Episode 5 | Insight Garden program connects incarcerated populations with nature
Guest Andrew Winn explores the relationship between the environment and people in incarcerated spaces, as well as access to nature as a human right.
Episode 6 | AAMC is working to thread healthy outcomes through health equity
Philip Alberti of the AAMC talks about operationalizing health equity across sectors and enhancing health outcomes through collaboration.
Engage with ideas that inspire action
Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Dr. Jay Bhatt, managing director, Deloitte Services LP, with the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions and the Deloitte Health Equity Institute. They highlight the upcoming season of Research and Justice For All, which focuses on social drivers of health and the role that Deloitte has played in pursuing health equity goals across the life sciences and health care industry.
Related insights from the Deloitte Health Equity Institute
Quantifying upstream drivers of health
Learn how addressing upstream drivers of health can compound improvements in downstream outcomes. This DHEI-authored article delves into the important role of social, economic, and environmental factors in shaping health equity. The article provides a comprehensive analysis of how these factors influence health outcomes and offers strategic insights for effective intervention.
Bridging health equity gaps: The role of social entrepreneurs
Explore how social entrepreneurs are addressing health disparities by innovation access to essential resources. This report, written by the DHEI, highlights their impactful strategies, emphasizing economic growth and sustainability in advancing health equity.
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Health Equity through Analytics (HExA): Literacy and numeracy
Our three-part education volume examines health equity data and offers actionable takeaways to better understand literacy and numeracy in relationship to chronic condition management, health behaviors, and health care utilization.
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Health Equity through Analytics (HExA): Social connectedness
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Get in touch
As you embark on your journey to address drivers of health and advance health equity, reach out to us. Let’s chat about how you might fine-tune your business strategies to improve health outcomes for all. Jay Bhatt |
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