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How Data Is Driving Health Equity Work to Improve Healthcare for All

Three Sutter Health leaders tell Modern Healthcare how better data analysis is helping close care gaps and improve outcomes for underserved patients.

by Sutter Health
How Data Is Driving Health Equity Work to Improve Healthcare for All

Lack of data is still viewed as a barrier to making progress with health equity. COVID-19 has uncovered some stark realities of how the virus has disproportionately impacted communities of color; however, the United States still needs more comprehensive data to make additional headway through the pandemic for those who remain most vulnerable.

Sarah Krevans Leon Clark Kristen Azar
National healthcare leaders are focused more than ever on how data can help provide insight into helping all patients experience similar health outcomes—from COVID and beyond.

Three leaders from Sutter Health, a not-for-profit healthcare network in Northern California, recently spoke with Modern Healthcare to show how data is a major driver in their efforts.

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