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Dr. @AubJGrantMD, a sports cardiologist from @MedStarHealth and chief equity officer for Equity Commons, will discuss emerging trends in innovation and health equity, including how to use AI and virtual reality to address implicit biases in health care. #AHA23
Aubrey J. Grant - Emerging Technologies in Health Equity
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Next up, @AubJGrantMD dazzles with #EquityCommons and bias mitigation via virtual reality. "Using innovation to be disruptive in medical training"
#QCOR23
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Incredible engagement by the audience today at #healthequity session of #QCOR23 #AHA23. Inspiring panel @kejoynt @Jcontreras75 @AubJGrantMD @JelaniGrantMD @ppsengupta1 and the best co-moderator @modeldoc. Thank you @AmberJohnsonMD @EnduranceEKG @Bolaji_oa @emilycob @UmeshKhotMD
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We made great progress today on the journey towards #healthequity for All. The room was full for the last session of #QCOR23 at #AHA23. #Highlight ➡️ #breakout discussions where our attendees now #advocates came up w practical strategies to advance #cardiovascular #healthequity – at Philadelphia, PA
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As #BlackMaternalHealthWeek comes to an end, let's acknowledge the ongoing disparities faced by Black mothers in the US who experience higher rates of maternal mortality & complications than their white counterparts. We demand equitable healthcare for all, regardless of race.
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Integrating VR Into #DEI Training to End Implicit Bias!
@AubJGrantMD, Co-Founder @EquityCommonsVR shared outstanding insights + advice from his #founderjourney launching a #tech #startup while still practicing as a full time Cardiologist.
Watch here⬇️
bit.ly/SLSAubreyGrantMD
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The Nicola peninsula is one of only 5 Blue Zones in the world and has the highest number of centenarians.
During my stay here I’ve been trying to figure out why. Here’s what I’ve noticed ….
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Medical gaslighting is real. For two weeks, I’ve experienced numbness and tingling on my left side. It became so frightening that I went to the ER. They tried to convince me that I was just stressed and anxious. The nurse suggested that it could be radiation from cellphone use.
















