RACIAL AND ETHNIC INFANT MORTALITY: NARROWING THE GAP IN MICHIGAN ALETHIA CARR, RD, MBA MICHIGAN FAMILY IMPACT SEMINAR DECEMBER 9, 2013.

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RACIAL AND ETHNIC INFANT MORTALITY: NARROWING THE GAP IN MICHIGAN ALETHIA CARR, RD, MBA MICHIGAN FAMILY IMPACT SEMINAR DECEMBER 9, 2013

HEALTH EQUITY IN MICHIGAN Health Disparities

HEALTH EQUITY IN MICHIGAN Health Disparities – refers to measured differences between two groups, but do not indicate a reason for the differences.

Michigan infant mortality by race/ethnicity Source: MI Resident Live Birth and Death Files, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics

HEALTH EQUITY IN MICHIGAN Health Equity

HEALTH EQUITY IN MICHIGAN Health Equity - is a fair, just distribution of the opportunities and resources needed to obtain well being.  Doak Bloss

SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH (SDOH) Source: Hofrichter, R.

THE LIFE COURSE PERSPECTIVE Source: Lu and Halforn, 2003

Psychosocial  Racism  Intimate Partner Violence  Stress  Female Head Household Socioeconomic  Education  Unemployment  Poverty Basic Needs  Transportation  Affordable Housing  Neighborhood Safety  Sleep Environment Healthcare Access  Coverage for Pregnancy & Delivery  Barriers to Accessing Prenatal Care SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH (SDOH)

EQUITY - A PICTURE SAYS IT ALL