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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2025 · 25 MIN

What’s the Story? Using Data to Improve Health Equity

from Public Health Out Loud · host Dr. Philip Chan, Rhode Island Department of Health

Every community has its own story. These stories are shaped by it’s residents, as well as policies and systems that influence community well-being. Comparing data by neighborhood or zip code, can not only help tell that story, but can also help shape policies that better serve those communities. In this episode, RIDOH's Michelle Wilson, chief of the Health Equity Institute and JoAnna House, a manger on the COVID Data Team join Dr. Chan to give specific examples of why data is critically important, especially when it comes to health equity. Resources: Rhode Island COVID-19 Tiers Data Brief

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