Addressing health inequity: the experts speak > Using precision medicine to address health disparities
Using precision medicine to address health disparities
Dr. Azizi Seixas
Associate Professor
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Today’s healthcare is challenged by underlying health disparities. Leveraging best practices from precision medicine, researchers are now using population-level information and resources to design new approaches to address these challenges. In this Philips-sponsored content, learn from Dr. Azizi Seixas, Associate Professor at University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, about the basics of a precision and personalized population health framework, including how it can define, measure, describe, explain, and solve complex healthcare challenges. Then gain insight from Dr. Seixas into emerging solutions that are based on this framework, from translational science to community-level interventions, all of which are aiming to solve disparities in care. CME/CE approved.
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