MedSapient
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Our Mission
Medsapient is a social enterprise startup focused on understanding and improving minority patients' experience of healthcare.
#watchcovidend
We are building a public health information campaign to promote knowledge and acceptance of COVID-19 vaccination by utilizing social media and micro-targeted community dissemination, collaboration with CBOs and FBOs and leveraging health influencers and popular opinion leaders.
Boston Craves Haitian Creole Language Services: Demand Skyrockets with Growing Population
The need for Haitian Creole language services in Boston has soared in tandem with the city's rapidly expanding Haitian population. Estimates suggest over 50,000 individuals now call Boston home, with many possessing limited English proficiency. This has created a critical demand for skilled interpreters across various sectors, including healthcare, education, government, and business. From facilitating medical appointments to ensuring effective communication in schools and legal settings, the role of Haitian Creole interpreters has become crucial for bridging the gap and ensuring equitable access to resources for Boston's diverse community. This demand is expected to remain strong, providing exciting opportunities for proficient and qualified Creole language professionals and further enriching the city's cultural tapestry.
Our Leadership
Imina Nosamiefan, Founder and CEO
A physician and healthcare language access expert with a passion to eliminate health inequities impacting all medically under-served communities.
Chisa Nosamiefan,
Chief Patient Experience Officer, Minority Populations and Cultural Competence
A global patient leader and an intercultural relations expert advocating for equitable health for language and cultural minority patients. She is currently co-leads Minority Patient X, an initiative focused on understanding and improving minority patients experience of healthcare.
News
FDA approves Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine for emergency use Read More
CDC releases clinical considerations for Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine Read More
The Baker-Polito Administration announced the award of $650,000 in grant funds to community-based and faith-based organizations to help prevent and reduce the spread of COVID-19 Read More
Boston COVID-19 Health Inequities task force created Read More
Less experienced physicians, longer wait times, and lower satisfaction with care for minority patients Read more
Black and Latino adults are less likely to receive recommended preventive care Read more
Widening life expectancy gap between Black and white Americans Read more
Cultural Competency Training Improves Patient Satisfaction Read more
Urgent call to address Racial Disparities in Clinical Trials for Rare Diseases Read more