Health Equity: The Metronome for Human Centered Care
Published December 17, 2024


Complimentary – As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, and as consumers seek a more personalized care experience, integrating health equity into experience management emerges as a critical factor in enhancing institutional performance. Traditionally, health equity has been viewed as a separate component of healthcare quality improvement. However, in this webinar, we will explore the pivotal role that health equity plays as the cornerstone for enhancing patient, family, and clinician experiences.
Dwight W. McBee, MBA, BSN, RN | Senior Vice President, Chief Experience Officer | RWJ Barnabas Health
Learning Objectives
-Review emerging trends in health equity mandates
-Understand the intersection of health equity and human experience
-Discuss best practice approaches to advancing human experience with a health equity focus
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