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Healthcare for Humans: The Hidden Equity Gap: How Outdated Tech Hurts HC Access w/ Bevey Miner

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Episode 61 The Hidden Equity Gap: How Outdated Tech Hurts Healthcare Access with Bevey Miner On this episode host Raj Sundar delves into the critical topic of fax machines and their surprising impact on health equity with Bevey Miner, a seasoned expert in healthcare technology. Drawing from over two decades of experience, Bevey illuminates the complexities of healthcare data sharing and the disparities marginalized communities face due to outdated technologies like fax machines. We explore the challenges of interoperability, the necessity of structured data for meaningful analytics, and the importance of tech equity in bridging the gaps in healthcare access and outcomes. From discussing digital cloud faxing solutions to advocating for policy changes, we highlight the intersection of technology and health equity, urging for a unified approach to data sharing that includes all healthcare providers and patients. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

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