This episode features Dr. Alvia Siddiqi, Interim Chief Medical Officer, Population Health at Advocate Aurora Health. Here, she discusses her work in controlling hypertension and closing the health equity gap in communities of color.
Summary
Dr. Alvia Siddiqi discusses Controlling Hypertension and Closing Health Equity
Introduction
Dr. Alvia Siddiqi, interim Chief Medical Officer of Population Health at Advocate Aurora Health, was featured on the Beck Podcast to talk about her work in controlling hypertension and closing the health equity gap in communities of color.
Focusing on Hypertension in Communities of Color
Dr. Siddiqi is dedicated to controlling hypertension in communities of color. She uses data analytics to identify gaps between white and black/Hispanic populations in order to implement proactive interventions such as home blood pressure monitoring, virtual monitoring support, and lifestyle coaching. These interventions have proved successful in helping to control hypertension in communities of color.
Advancing Health Equity Initiatives
Dr. Siddiqi is proud of her work to advance health equity initiatives in the organization. By reducing health disparities in communities of color, she can help close the gap in health equity between different populations. This is an ongoing effort that requires dedication, but Dr. Siddiqi is up to the challenge.
Conclusion
It was a pleasure to have Dr. Siddiqi on the Beck Podcast to discuss her work in controlling hypertension and closing the health equity gap. Her dedication to this important issue is an inspiration to all those who seek to make a difference in the lives of people in need.
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This episode aired on 11/04/2022 and can be listened here.
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