The Cost of Care
11. Who Gets to Be Healthy? <Special Episode>
Feb 24, 2022
In a thought-provoking discussion, Kristi Henderson from Optum champions health equity and access while Yasmine Winkler highlights the necessity for culturally competent care. Ron Wyatt underscores the importance of fairness and justice in healthcare outcomes. They tackle the historical impacts of structural racism, the shifts in healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the role of telehealth in bridging gaps. Together, they advocate for a healthcare system that prioritizes equitable access and addresses systemic barriers.
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- Health equity is defined as ensuring everyone can achieve their full health potential, emphasizing the urgent need to address systemic disparities.
- Technology, particularly telehealth, is a vital tool in overcoming healthcare inequities, but must be implemented with attention to eliminating biases and barriers.
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