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Five faculty members are collaborating with digital health care platform startups to enhance and develop technology specifically designed to address health outcome disparities in underserved communities. This initiative aims to bridge the gap in health care access and quality for populations that often face significant barriers to receiving adequate medical services.
The faculty's expertise spans various disciplines, allowing them to provide valuable insights into the unique challenges these startups encounter. By leveraging their knowledge, the team is working to create innovative solutions that can effectively meet the needs of marginalized groups.
These efforts not only focus on improving health outcomes but also emphasize the importance of equitable access to health care resources. The collaboration highlights a growing recognition of the need for tailored approaches that consider the social determinants of health, ultimately striving to create a more inclusive health care landscape for all.
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