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Systems Transformation Framework for Reducing Health Inequities
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United States of Care convened health care system and payer representatives to consider opportunities for collaborating on a shared initiative to reduce health inequities in Minnesota. While there is not a singular strategy for eliminating health inequities, the Systems Transformation Framework developed through this study describes the role that health care can play to shift internal policies and practices while also working in partnership with community organization to address shared priorities.
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United States of Care
Health inequities, which are rooted in unjust social and economic inequities, are pervasive and persistent in the state. While the health care sector does not hold sole responsibility for eliminating health inequities, it can leverage its influence through action in collaboration with partners and a long-term commitment to change.
United States of Care convened a group of health care system and payer CEOs interested in exploring a shared initiative to reduce health inequities in Minnesota.
United States of Care convened a group of health care system and payer CEOs interested in exploring a shared initiative to reduce health inequities in Minnesota.
The resulting report, summary and framework set a vision for the role health care can play in eliminating health inequities and describes next steps to move the framework into action.
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