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Page 2 of 2 Brian Crandell <br />Other Comments: <br />This application was current on:5/27/2020 9:28:01 PM Date Printed:6/1/2020 <br />Boards/Commissions appointments: <br />Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: <br />My family has lived in Orange County (just outside the Hillsborough town limits) since 2008. <br />Recently, I have been looking at opportunities to get more involved in service within Orange <br />County. When Ms. Deyo brought to my attention that she would be leaving her position, I <br />realized the Board of Health would be an excellent match for my skills and provide an <br />opportunity to promote beneficial health policies across the County. These last few months have <br />shown us how necessary it is to react quickly to changing health scenarios and of the need to <br />prepare for situations like this. I like the idea of collaborating with the diverse team on the Board <br />of Health to tackle such issues. <br />Conflict of Interest: <br />Contribution to the diversity of viewpoints on this board: <br />As an oncology pharmacist, one thing that I encounter daily is the high cost of medical care and <br />its stress on patients who are already in a difficult situation. The solution to this requires better <br />access to life-extending treatment without unexpected costs as well as evidence-based policy <br />and practice to ensure the responsible use of funds. Public health funds are always limited, and <br />it is important to me to use money in a way that most directly improves the health of residents of <br />Orange County and those that are most vulnerable. <br />I also have a personal interest in access to healthcare for young children. As a foster parent, I <br />have encountered several kids whose families were simply unable to access necessary medical <br />and dental care. In many cases, the services would have been available at no financial cost to <br />the families, but the parents/caregivers were still not able to get care. <br />6
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