Sandro Galea, M.D., Boston School of Public Health, describes how we measure improvement in population health, then shows why it results in uneven — and inequitable — progress. By focusing on the overall health of the group rather than on the distribution of improvement within the group, the health gap widens, leaving marginalized communities even further behind.

In his presentation, he:

• Identifies issues with typical measurement methods 
• Outlines alternative strategies and approaches 
• Provides a different way of thinking about population health

Read the webinar summary or watch the replay for insight on improving population health by recalibrating how we measure success to account for different segments of the population.