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Many individuals have different access to diagnostic tests due to cultural, geographic, economic or other reasons, and these factors affect the detection of disease making increased access to diagnostics valuable and important.

Inequity in access has greatly revealed itself in the last 2 years. Health/healthcare inequities occur across a range of dimensions - race, ethnicity, socioeconmic status, age, geography, language, gender, disability status, citizenship status, and sexual identity and orientation

Jasmine Weiss, MD. Dr. Weiss is a second year fellow in the National Clinician Scholar Program at Yale School of Medicine. She is the CEO of Let's Diversifi and is passionate about the intersection of health and education and upward economic mobility of minority communities.

What comes to mind when you think of care at home? Telemedicine, perhaps? Care at home promotes cost-effective healthcare, provides independence autonomy for the patient, and aids in creating an environment that maximizes individual potential.

Next up in our track highlight series is telemedicine. Telemedicine uses computers and other modes of technology to deliver healthcare at a distance. With telemedicine, physicians and caretakers now have the opportunity to provide care to individuals with fewer barriers.

Introducing our first Healthcare Hackathon track: access to information. By increasing access to information we can provide individuals with easy access to their health info in order to provide patient confidence and control in decisions regarding their health and well-being.

Meet one of our fireside chat speakers for the 2022 Yale CBIT Healthcare Hackathon, Dr. Jay Naik. Dr. Naik is a is an academic hospitalist at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School with a passion for global health.

We are incredibly appreciative of our seven sponsors for the 2022 Yale CBIT Healthcare Hackathon. This year's sponsors include Yale, Yale-New Haven Health, 4Catalyzer, AlleyCorp, Elm Street Ventures, Yale School of Medicine, and the Yale School of Public Health#CBITHealthHack2022

Introducing four more of our mentors for the 2022 CBIT Healthcare Hackathon!

As we get closer to the 2022 Yale CBIT Healthcare Hackathon we would like to introduce you to some of our wonderful mentors. Our mentors span all five tracks of the hackathon and cannot wait to work with and support the hackathon participants!

We’re 15 days away from the 2022 Yale CBIT Healthcare Hackathon! This year we have two keynote speakers: Ami Parekh, MD, JD, Chief Health Officer at Included Health and Garth Graham, MD, MPH, FACC, Head of Healthcare/PH at Google and YouTube. Register at yalehealthhack.org/

Sign up to participate in this year's CBIT Health Hackathon! Visit us at Yalehackhealth.org to learn more. When: January 28-30th 2022 Where: Virtually (Link will be sent to those who register) Registration Deadline: January 14, 2022 Who: Opened globally to the public

DUE TODAY! Want to hit the play button on developing an idea you have? Send us a two-minute video describing your idea to be considered for a $1000 prize! Apply here: yalesurvey.ca1.qualtrics.com…

5 days left! Want to hit the play button on developing an idea you have? Send us a two-minute video describing your idea to be considered for a $1000 prize! Apply here: yalesurvey.ca1.qualtrics.com…

Want to hit the play button on developing an idea you have? Send us a two-minute video describing your idea to be considered for a $1000 prize! Apply here: yalesurvey.ca1.qualtrics.com…

Check out our conversation with the co-founders of Diversifi! They are seeking to change the face of healthcare through their innovative program. CBIT is proud to have supported their success and we can’t wait to see what’s next. Full article: medicine.yale.edu/cbit/news-…

A huge thank you to our incredible panelists (Dr. David Pearlstone, Dr. Lisa Lattanza, Dr. Stuart Campbell, and Mrinal Kumar) and all 50+ attendees for making our Medical Design and Innovation panel such a success! Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook (YaleCBIT)!

Come hear from experts on medical device innovation and entrepreneurship! FREE Grubhub giftcards available for Yale-affiliated attendees. Sign up here: yale-bmes-cbit.eventbrite.co… Zoom link will be provided.

Check out our conversation with Leslie Asanga (PharmD, MBA, MBA), Founder of Pills2Me! CBIT is thrilled to have been able to work with Leslie and we look forward to following his continued success. Full article: medicine.yale.edu/cbit/news-…

Check out two great upcoming opportunities offered through Tsai CITY! Apply for venture development programs! Deadline: Sunday, Feburary 13th at midnight.  city.yale.edu/events/apply-f… 
Innovator’s Workshop: February 15th at 5:30pm
 Register here: city.yale.edu/events/innovat…