Equity Charter Podcast

Equity Charter

Our purpose To advocate for equity in digital health. Our vision An equitable digital health sector, where products, platforms and services meet the needs of everyone, and particularly underserved communities.

Episodes

  1. Episode 0 - What is the Equity Charter?

    24 MAR

    Episode 0 - What is the Equity Charter?

    Welcome to the introductory episode of the Equity Charter podcast. The Equity Charter is a social movement to promote equity within the digital health sector in order to narrow the health inequality gap. Our Charter consists of 10 principles and some accompanying actions,  for any individuals or organisations working in this space to make tangible change. In this series we will be doing a deep dive into each principle in turn with a selection of subject matter experts sharing their expertise and perspectives. In this episode, you’ll meet all three co-founders: Ayesha Rahim, NHS psychiatrist and CCIO, Victoria Betton, Director for Digital, Data and AI, and Hassan Chaudhury, Digital Propositions Lead for Medica, who will tell you why they started the movement and how it all came about. You’ll also hear from our special guest Jon Hoeksma, CEO of Future Health Intelligence who was instrumental in the launch of the Charter in 2024. And here are some links to some books which we’ve found helpful: Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race White Fragility So You Want to Talk About Race Invisible Women Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe, and let us know what you think of the show! Website: www.equitycharter.digital LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/equity-charter/  Contact: hello@equitycharter.digital  Shout out to our technical engineer: David Hills Davidoaudio@gmail.com  Music by Rocket Jr, “High Tech” https://www.instagram.com/itsrocketjr

    39 min

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Our purpose To advocate for equity in digital health. Our vision An equitable digital health sector, where products, platforms and services meet the needs of everyone, and particularly underserved communities.