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AHA Disparities Toolkit
The Health Research and Educational Trust Disparities Toolkit is a Web-based tool that provides hospitals, health systems, clinics, and health plans information and resources for systematically collecting race, ethnicity, and primary language data from patients.
AHA Disparities Toolkit - Tools and Resources
View more helpful resources for collecting race, ethnicity and language data from patients.
Health Equity Resources
To support hospitals and health systems starting from different points on their journey to strengthen health equity, the AHA’s Institute for Diversity and Health Equity (IFDHE) is preparing four new guidance and resource toolkits to share evidence-based practices to inform organizational next steps. Look for additional IFDHE toolkits to be released throughout 2021.
Health Equity Resource Series: Training and the Culture of Learning
This toolkit focuses on training and education strategies and approaches to encourage cultural humility and overcome implicit bias.
AHA Disparities Toolkit - Staff Training
The training should provide information about why it is important to collect these data, how to collect data, and how to answer questions or address concerns from patients.
How to Use the AHA Disparities Toolkit
This section provides information about the Toolkit's design and contents.
AHA Disparities Toolkit - Informing and Engaging the Community
Collaboration can help you better align resources with needs, reduce competition, increase effectiveness, and make your results more sustainable.
Who Should Use the AHA Disparities Toolkit
This page provides targeted information on the toolkit for a specific audience or stakeholder.
AHA Disparities Toolkit - Visually Impaired Populations
Individuals who are blind or visually impaired present unique health communications needs as they seek to access and act upon health information.