AJMC June 23, 2022
Matthew Gavidia

Community engagement, investment, and quality metrics were spotlighted as potential solutions to address health inequities affecting marginalized communities nationwide.

Systemic health and social factors have a significant impact on health care quality and access in the United States, and race, zip code, and data are a few of the several variables contributing to equity concerns for underserved communities nationwide, according to panelists of a Wednesday panel discussion at AHIP 2022.

Opening the session, “Taking Action on Health Equity,” Dora Hughes, chief medical officer of CMS’ Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI), noted that 2 key issues remain at the forefront regarding health inequity: the structural factors impeding health care access (eg, lack of providers and insurance) and the disparities...

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