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October 2021" Error: Download Document * Amos Nelson * 1 days ago * Views: 1 Transcription 1 Deloitte Health Equity Institute October 2021 2 Health Equity Strategy Playbook Document Purpose Purpose Outline the steps an organization can take to define their health equity strategy to drive change and impact in the communities in which they serve 2 3 Document Overview Contents Topic Defining Health Equity Phase 1: Understand Understand your organization Understand your market Phase 2: Define Define your health equity vision Phase 3: Develop Develop a roadmap for the future Appendix: Frameworks 3 4 Defining Health Equity 4 5 Defining Health Equity We define health equity as the fair and just opportunity for every individual to achieve their full potential in all aspects of health and well-being Differences in health-related outcomes across race, gender, age, location, disability status, and sexual orientation are the reality today Deloitte recognizes three root causes preventing the achievement of equitable health outcomes: Structural and systemic racism and bias Deep inequities in the non-medical Drivers of Health, and Structural flaws in the health care system Achieving heath equity is a moral and strategic imperative calling for business solutions 5 6 Process for Defining your Health Equity Strategy This playbook is organized across three phases of defining an organization s health equity strategy Phase Understand your organization Phase 1: Understand Phase 2: Define Phase 3: Develop Understand your market Define your health equity vision Develop a roadmap for the future Description Understand your organizations and workforce s positioning across health equity and DEI drivers Use data and insights to understand the market and society your organization serves Come together as an organization to think through your biggest gaps and what you need to fix Develop an executable roadmap to drive toward the vision Key Questions How well do key stakeholders feel the organization is positioned across key areas of DEI and Health Equity? What have been some of the most impactful programs enacted on Health Equity to date? What are the orthodoxies or deeply held beliefs that impede your organization from having a meaningful dialogue related to health equity? What are the health disparities and drivers of health (DOH) resulting in health inequities? How do the communities you serve compare to state and national averages? How will we move from current state to future state and achieve our aspiration? What are the 3-5 health equity priorities that will enable us to do so? What initiatives can we perform to meet our strategic priorities? How do we prioritize these initiatives under our identified health equity priorities? What are the tactical activities needed to complete these initiatives? How do we measure success? 6 7 Phase 1 7 8 Phase 1: Understand your Organization Understand the current state of health equity and diversity, equity, and inclusion internally, including perspectives, feelings, opinions and experiences of employees Phase 1 Assess Internal DEI Understand Health Equity Influences Assess Workforce Health Equity Conduct an assessment of your organizations current DEI efforts focusing on how you access talent while enabling and advancing your workforce (see Equity Activation Model in appendix) Utilize a human-centered approach to the assessment by understanding perspectives, feelings, opinions and experiences of employees Evaluate leadership and culture influences on Health Equity goals and outcomes Understand the current stakeholders involved in health equity and how they work together Understand your workforces social, economic and environmental needs Identify potential levers (e.g., housing, food insecurity, income) that can lead to more equitable health for your workforce To make an impact and demonstrate commitment, organizations should bring together both DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) and DOH (Drivers of Health) perspectives when advancing health equity internally 8 9 Phase 1: Understand your Market Conduct a quantitative baseline assessment of your organization s DEI and health equity positioning through in-depth detailed market analysis using Deloitte s Drivers of Health (DOH) framework to organize data Phase 1 Identify Key Markets & Data Sets Understand The Develop And 1 2 Current Landscape Validate Hypotheses 3 Identify Potential Levers 4 Based on the communities the organization serves, identify markets and organization data sets to inform health equity market analysis Use data to understand the health outcomes and the prevalence of DOH factors (see DOH framework in appendix) Aggregate public data inputs to profile the insight markets to understand where the health disparities exist today in comparison to the state and national averages Develop and validate hypotheses in relationship between health outcomes and Drivers of Health (DOH) Evaluate key relationships between health outcomes and DOH to establish root cause hypotheses Define the business case for taking action on these hypotheses to understand how efforts will lead to positive financial, workforce, clinical, etc. implications Identify potential foundational changes (people, process, technology) that lead to health equity Based on qualitative and quantitative data and root cause hypotheses from phase 1, develop potential health equity levers of action (e.g., data infrastructure, reporting, interventions, training) 9 10 Phase 2 10 11 Phase 2: Define the Health Equity Vision Engage leadership and key stakeholders across the organization to gather input to inform and shape the health equity vision for the organization Phase 2 Engage A Cross-functional Team Define Health Equity Aspirations Outline Health Equity Priorities Build a cross-functional team of leaders from across the organization to define the health equity vision Have representation from all functional groups within the organization to gain required input and facilitate adoption via enhanced ownership Using the levers identified in phase 1, align with leadership on the organization s vision related to health equity, meaning its aspirations and purpose for pursuing the work The aspirations should set the organization s strategic direction and can cut across various categories (i.e. talent, partnerships, investments, internal/external policy, etc.) Based on the aspirations, define the organization s precise priorities related to health equity that culminate in the broader strategic narrative These priorities should not be stand alone but rather brought through the organization's broader strategy The health equity priorities should directly tie to and support the aspirations but are intentionally limited in number As the health equity vision is defined, it is important to share updates on the work with leaders to gain organizational alignment early, which can lead to more effective implementation 11 12 Phase 3 12 13 Phase 3: Develop a Roadmap for the Future Consolidate inputs from phases 1 and 2 into organization-wide priorities and tactical initiatives, which can be executed against to advance health equity across the communities that the organization serves Phase 3 Define Health Equity Initiatives & Activities Develop Future 1 Prioritize Initiatives 2 3 Roadmap Identify Health Equity Metrics 4 Based on the communities the organization serves, identify markets and organization data sets to inform health equity market analysis Use data to understand the health outcomes and the prevalence of DOH factors (see DOH framework in appendix) Aggregate public data inputs to profile the insight markets to understand where the health disparities exist today in comparison to the state and national averages Develop and validate hypotheses in relationship between health outcomes and Drivers of Health (DOH) Evaluate key relationships between health outcomes and DOH to establish root cause hypotheses Define the business case for taking action on these hypotheses to understand how efforts will lead to positive financial, workforce, clinical, etc. implications Identify potential foundational changes (people, process, technology) that lead to health equity Based on qualitative and quantitative data and root cause hypotheses from phase 1, develop potential health equity levers of action (e.g., data infrastructure, reporting, interventions, training) Building on your health equity vision, developing a roadmap for the future with prioritized initiatives can enable the organization to take action on addressing health equity, with both short-term and long-term outcomes to drive towards 13 14 Appendix: Frameworks 14 15 Deloitte Equity and Health Equity Frameworks Three Deloitte frameworks can guide organizations in defining their health equity strategy Equity Activation Model Drivers Of Health Framework Health Equity Domains Framework The Equity Activation Model captures Deloitte s foundational perspective on how organizations can and should spark DEI transformation This framework can be used by any organization in Phase 1 to understand the current state of health equity and DEI in the organization and market across three spheres of influence: Workforce, Marketplace, and Society The Drivers of Health Framework depicts the economic, social, and environmental conditions that impact equity in health and health care This framework can be used by any organization in Phase 1 to understand the health and well-being of the organization and the markets and communities it serves The Health Equity Domains Framework is a systems-based strategy that places health equity at the center and expands across the organization, its offerings, its community, and its ecosystem The framework notes specific questions for life sciences and health care organizations to examine in Phase 3 when creating a roadmap of actions to meaningfully advance health equity Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 15 16 Deloitte s Equity Activation Model A systems-based view for how businesses across all industries can activate equity within and outside of their own organizations Phase 1 The Equity Activation Model is a systemsbased view for how businesses across all industries can activate equity within and outside of their own organizations, structured around three primary spheres of influence within the reach of every organization: Workforce, Marketplace, and Society. Products and services Community impact and partnership Marketing and sales Standards and policy Each sphere, in turn, includes multiple activators key areas of activity and everyday choices through which organizations can exert their influence to activate equity. Access Ecosystems and alliances Supply chain When understanding your organization and market, it is important to assess each of the spheres of influence and activators within the model. Spheres of influence Society Advancement Enablement Marketplace Workforce Denotes the activators within each sphere of influence Enablers and organizational culture Enablers Leadership Governance Resource allocation Legal, risk, and compliance Data and analytics Infrastructure Technology Workplace Organizational culture 16 17 Deloitte s Drivers of Health (DOH) Framework There is not a single solution to health, rather an ecosystem of factors that can be influenced or altered Phase 1 Examining each market across these factors, along with an understanding of clinical health outcomes, can enable a more holistic view of the drivers of health and unlock opportunities to support the organization s health equity goals 17 18 Health Equity Domains Framework A systems-based strategy for life sciences and health care organizations to meaningfully advance health equity Phase 3 Organization Offerings Community Ecosystem A purpose-driven strategy enables an inclusive culture, holistic benefit package, and equitable talent infrastructure to support and attract a diverse, empowered workforce Health services advance wellness equitably by being accessible and affordable for all patients Strategic investments in the DOH lead to healthier local communities, enabling a differentiated social value proposition Diversity, inclusion and belonging are infused in strategic partnerships, supply chain, and advocacy efforts building a strong brand association with health equity How do we get our own house in order and address the social and economic needs of our workforce? How effective are our DEI programs? Is our data on these topics transparent? How are we ensuring that our products and services and even our algorithms are addressing health equity? How will we transform the physical and virtual communities where we recruit, operate, and invest in to achieve equitable health outcomes? Are our supplier and vendor partners diverse? How do we amplify our positive impact in the industry? What role can our ecosystem relationships and advocacy agenda play in health equity? 18 19 Glossary of Terms Bias The negative evaluation of one group and its members relative to another, typically used to refer to both implicit stereotypes and prejudices 1 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Drivers of Health Equity Activation Model The acronym DEI (for diversity, equity, and inclusion) represents the summation of activities and/or the formal function within an organization that focuses on supporting diversity, anti-oppression, inclusion, belonging, and equity aspirations and outcomes. Diversity, inclusion, and antiracism are distinct, but related they can each exist without the others but are mutually reinforcing 2 The social, economic, and environmental factors beyond health care that impact individual and community health, well-being, and equity. The Drivers of Health are also known as the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) 3 A systems-based view for how businesses across all industries can activate equity within and outside of their own organizations, structured around three primary spheres of influence within the reach of every organization: Workforce, Marketplace, and Society 4 Explicit Bias The traditional conceptualization of bias where individuals are aware of their prejudices and attitudes toward certain groups 5 Health Disparity Quantifiable differences in health-related outcomes across dimensions such as race, gender, age, location, disability status, and sexual orientation 6 Health Equity The fair and just opportunity for every individual to achieve their full potential in all aspects of health and well-being 7 Health Equity Domains Framework Implicit Bias Racism A systems-based strategy that places health equity at the center and expands across the organization, its offerings, its community, and its ecosystem 8 All the subconscious feelings, perceptions, attitudes, and stereotypes that have developed as a result of prior influences and imprints. It is an automatic positive or negative preference for a group, based on one s subconscious thoughts 9 A system consisting of structures, policies, practices, and norms that assigns value and determines opportunity based on the way people look or the color of their skin 10 Structural Racism Macro-level conditions that limit opportunities, resources, power, and well-being of individuals and populations based on race/ethinicity 11 Systemic Racism A form of racism expressed in the practices of social and political institutions. It is reflected in disparities regarding wealth, income, employment, housing, health care, political power, education, and the criminal justice system, among other factors. Individual, interpersonal, institutional, and structural racism together form a system, referred to herein as systemic racism or racism 12 19 20 End Notes 1. Fitzgerald, Chloe and Samia Hurst, "Implicit bias in healthcare professionals: a systematic review, BMC Medical Ethics, 2017;18(1):19, March 1, Deloitte, "The equity imperative: The need for business to take bold action now, February Kulleni Gebreyes, Jessica Perez, David Rabinowitz, and Elizabeth Baca, Activating health equity: A moral imperative calling for business solutions, Deloitte Insights, April 12, Deloitte, "The equity imperative: The need for business to take bold action now. 5. United States Department of Justice, Understanding Bias: A Resource Guide, July 29, Gebreyes et al., Activating health equity: A moral imperative calling for business solutions. 7. Ibid. 8. Ibid. 9. United States Department of Justice, Understanding Bias: A Resource Guide. 10. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Racism and Health, accessed August 16, National Institutes of Health, Structural Racism and Discrimination, accessed August 16, Deloitte, "The equity imperative: The need for business to take bold action now. 20 21 This presentation contains general information only and Deloitte is not, by means of this presentation, rendering accounting, business, financial, investment, legal, tax, or other professional advice or services. This presentation is not a substitute for such professional advice or services, nor should it be used as a basis for any decision or action that may affect your business. Before making any decision or taking any action that may affect your business, you should consult a qualified professional advisor. Deloitte shall not be responsible for any loss sustained by any person who relies on this presentation. 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