This piece features excerpts from an interview with two community leaders of color — Ngozi Moses, Executive Director of the Brooklyn Perinatal Network, and Lebone Moses, President and CEO of Chisara Ventures Inc. — explaining how social determinants of health (SDOH) technology vendors can negatively affect community-based organizations (CBOs), and how to overcome that potential harm.
Technology is transforming the healthcare sector at breakneck speed. As new platforms and data tools move to the frontlines of individual care as well as ...
The RECoDE (Rising Equitable Community Data Ecosystems) project team—made up of curious and committed learners from data.org, Data Across Sectors for Health, Health Leads, and ...
Reimagining Clinical Trial Recruitment Through a Family-Centered Lens: Caregiver Recommendations for Enhancing Clinical Trial Participation Diversity is a follow up to NAC’s 2019 report Paving ...
When it comes to addressing food insecurity, meaningful involvement and decision-making by community members, including those most affected by food access challenges, is often overlooked. ...
Applying Lessons From Costa Rica to Equity Oriented Primary Care March 8th, 1:00pm -2:00pm ET/ 11:00am – 12:00pm PT Research has shown that increased access to high-quality, ...
