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How can cities use data and advanced analytics to decipher the underlying drivers of health inequity?

Recording of the "AI For Healthy Cities Dialogue" event held by the Novartis Foundation on March 20, 2024, featuring leading experts in the fields of public health, epidemiology, anthropology and health policy making.

Chapters:

00:00:00 - Welcome and introduction

00:03:30 - Welcome remarks by Ann Aerts, MD, Head of the Novartis Foundation

00:07:30 - Opening keynote by Dr. Lukas Engelberger, Executive Director of the Public Health Department of the Canton Basel Stadt

00:18:22 - Keynote by Juha Jolkkonen, Executive Director of Social Services, Health Care and Rescue Services in Helsinki, Finland

00:40:22 - Panel discussion about urgency of understanding underlying drivers of heart health and disparities in cardiovascular outcomes, moderated by Peter Speyer, Head of Data, Analytics, and AI at the Novartis Foundation

01:32:52 - Expert conversation about the importance of translating population health data insights into actual policy and actionable interventions, moderated by Ann Aerts, MD

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The Novartis Foundation focuses on the world’s most pressing health challenges: cardiovascular disease and health inequity. We take a population health approach, which means widening the lens from a narrow focus on healthcare delivery to a panoramic vision of improving health in the population at large. Our population health approach brings together disconnected data to create insights that help authorities understand the root causes of unequal health outcomes and find the best ways and best partners to remediate those. This empowers governments to re-engineer reactive care systems into proactive, predictive and preventive health systems that keep people healthy.

Our population health approach brings together disconnected data to create insights that help authorities understand the root causes of unequal health outcomes and find the best ways and best partners to remediate those. This empowers governments to re-engineer reactive care systems into proactive, predictive and preventive health systems that keep people healthy.