Precision HealthCare Consultants (PHC) is a global team of experts in healthcare, equity, and safety, dedicated to addressing public health inequities and enhancing health outcomes for vulnerable populations worldwide. Their comprehensive approach encompasses clinical research, health science evaluation, policy development, and quality improvement initiatives.
PHC focuses on mitigating health disparities by tackling social determinants of health—the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age. They collaborate with healthcare leaders to address these factors, aiming to eliminate unfair and avoidable differences in health status within and between populations.
PHC is dedicated to helping developing countries build capacity and infrastructure to combat infectious diseases like HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, as well as chronic conditions such as diabetes and congestive heart failure. They provide technical assistance and support to resource-constrained countries, aiming to prevent infections, improve treatment and care, and build sustainable healthcare systems.
PHC conducts clinical research and manages clinical trials to advance medical knowledge and improve patient care. Their team includes professionals such as MDs, PhDs, epidemiologists, PAs, RNs, and clinical research associates, all committed to addressing the unique health and social challenges of vulnerable populations.
PHC engages in community outreach, program evaluation, and economic policy development to address health inequities. They have established strategic alliances with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), leading researchers, subject matter experts, health policy specialists, and community-based organizations to ensure comprehensive and culturally sensitive approaches to public health challenges.
How do pharmaceutical companies reach underserved populations when those populations don’t trust big pharma? We know a thing or two about that. When the CDC needs services mobilized during a pandemic, how about putting boots on the ground from Asia to Africa? Experts equipped with culturally relevant materials, effective outreach, starts with understanding. When an STI is on the rise, how about reaching beyond the university’s clinical sites to find patients that are resistant to conventional treatment? Innovation in medicine means finding solutions where they’re needed most. When a university asks to identify optimal clinic locations and healthcare deserts, how about deploying teams who speak the native languages? Teams who know the nuances of these communities because they’re a part of these communities. You may not have that reach, but we do. These are the stories of some of our own success. We don’t just call it strategy, we call it humanity. Communities trust us because we are not outsiders. We live and work among them. We build relationships, not transactions. Remember, those who are strangers to some are neighbors to others. When populations seem unreachable, partner with a team that’s already there.
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