Bridging the health equity gap: How innovation and talent are helping

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Achieving health equity in the U.S. requires more than political willpower and desire to change the equation. Leaders must use the latest technology to deliberately design and engineer public health infrastructure to drive equity as an outcome.

Speakers

DR. KULLENI GEBREYES

U.S. Chief Health Equity Officer,

Deloitte

NISHA PATEL

Senior Advisor,

U.S. Health Resources & Services Administration

COURTNEY SMITH

Senior Vice President,

No Kid Hungry Center for Best Practices

Moderator

GREG LINDSAY

Moderator,

FastCo Works

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Bridging the health equity gap: How innovation and talent are helping government drive positive change

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