00:00 - Introduction & Meet the Speakers; Padmore John, MS, Eichakeem McClary, Pamela R. Drullinsky, MD, Sharique Nazir, MD, Deborah A. Levine, LCSW, ASCW
02:45 - ConnectYouWU.NYC the newest technology health platform launched by New York State
07:40 - Panel Introductions and Use of Technology in their Companies + the Importance of Equity
14:55 - What are the pros and cons of using technology when it comes to black health?
18:21 - The Benefits of Technology when it comes to Medical Tests
20:39 - COVID-19's Impact on the Social Life of Seniors and Others + How Technology Addresses the Issue
23:50 - CUNY School of Public Health's Trace Exhibition + How Technology was Utilized in the Exhibition
27:17 - Documenting Your Story will benefit Future Generations
28:23 - Health is Wealth + Bringing Top-Tier to a Community in Need (Harlem Hospital)
35:51 - Are outcomes improving from uses of technology?
37:59 - Any helpful advice about medical apps for health information?
40:14 - Changes in Mental Health with Technology
43:21 - Takeaways and Closing
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Harlem Week 2025: Summit Recap
Black Health Matters 10/15/2025 11:08 AM