Disrupting the Social Determinants of Health with Lee Sanders, Josh Lee & Gloria Wilder
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Channel: NextMed Health · 2018 · Science & Technology
The 'Sociome' and our zip code can be more impactful to health than our genetic code, as our environment, social context and behaviors drive over 50% of health outcomes. Social disparities are leaving many behind across the globe. This remarkable session at Exponential Medicine 2017 challenged all of us to harness the power of innovation and invention to decrease inequities and disrupt the social influences that drive health outcomes. Josh Lee, Deloitte's lead for Healthcare Provider Strategy was joined by Dr. Gloria Wilder a 'Street Doctor' and expert on poverty and social justice, and Dr. Lee Sanders, Chair of General Pediatrics at Stanford Medical School. Exponential Medicine http://ExponentialMedicine.com is a unique multidisciplinary program bringing together leading innovators, technologies, clinicians, patients, payors, pharma and more... exploring the cutting edge and convergence of technology and the potential to reshape health and medicine. More videos from Exponential Medicine #xMed at http://ExponentialMedicine.com/videos Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ExponentialMed And on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExponentialMedicine More about Singularity University at http://SU.org
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