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The ABCDEs of Techquity: A Discussion Among Stakeh ...
The ABCDEs of Techquity: A Discussion Among Stakeholders
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This video features a panel discussion focusing on health equity and innovation, particularly in the realm of digital health technologies. It begins with a background on the development of a game-related project and transitions to exploring how new technologies can address health inequities. Several speakers share their experiences and initiatives, emphasizing the need for diverse representation in clinical trials and among technology developers.<br /><br />Key points include the importance of building organizations with diverse thinking, addressing mistrust in minority communities, and ensuring accessibility and affordability of health technologies. The challenges of bias in algorithm training data and the critical need for diverse data sets to improve the accuracy and applicability of health technologies are highlighted.<br /><br />The discussion also covers ethical considerations and patient-centric approaches in health innovation. Practical solutions like rethinking reimbursement models and involving patient voices in development processes are proposed to mitigate health disparities. The panelists stress the significance of communication, education, and patient advocacy to enhance the effectiveness and equity of healthcare technologies. Overall, the video underscores a comprehensive approach to fostering health equity through thoughtful innovation and community engagement.
Keywords
health equity
digital health technologies
diverse representation
algorithm bias
patient advocacy
clinical trials
affordability
community engagement
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