Institute for Health Equity and Innovation

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Thank you Pfizer and The Female Quotient for inviting me to speak on this panel, which will be live-streamed across a community of 750k+ women in business.

The Hispanic population is the largest ethnic minority in the United States. Over 61 million people now identify as Hispanic or Latino. The Hispanic population is also the fastest growing in the U.S., the 2020 Census showed that Hispanics account for 51% of the country's growth. Unfortunately, the Hispanic community faces disproportionate health issues with the highest uninsured rate of any ethnic or racial group in the country.

As we embark on Hispanic Heritage Month, join us as we discuss how to address the barriers that impact healthcare access and treatment and how we can further support this community in the American healthcare system.

My fellow panelists will be:

• Isabella Grueso, Global Oncology Public Affairs Lead for Breast Cancer and Precision Medicine, Pfizer

• Jessica Presa, North America Meningococcal Vaccines Medical Lead, Pfizer

• Analiz Rodriguez MD, PhD, FAANS, Associate Professor. Director of Neurosurgical Oncology, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

Moderator:

Amber Coleman-Mortley, Director of Innovation, The Female Quotient

RSVP here: https://bit.ly/3qx4PU9

Special thanks to Yesenia Anabel Carrillo and Alejandra Dumenigo.

05/11/2022

Proud of our collaboration with WISe Wellness Guild and Trek Executive Coaching!

Learn more about the program tonight at 5pm ET using the link below 👇

https://lnkd.in/gHbhCVay

05/11/2022

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and we would like to bring attention to the importance of caring for those who care for us. We are proud to partner with WISe Wellness Guild and Trek Executive Coaching to promote the mental, physical and professional well-being of female physicians.



American Medical Association

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03/17/2022

Despite spending more in than any other high-income country, the United States ranks last in , access to health care, and outcomes among 11 comparable, high-income countries.

The US once again ranked last in access to health care, equity and outcomes among high-income countries, despite spending a far greater share of its economy on health care, a new report released Wednesday has found.