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This information discusses the various determinants that affect individuals' health outcomes and access to healthcare, such as education, race, LGBTQ+ status, income, and sexism. These determinants can lead to inequities in healthcare. It is important for healthcare leaders to understand and educate themselves about these determinants. They have the power to advocate for change in their communities to reduce health disparities. It is crucial for healthcare providers and individuals to be aware of how these determinants impact health in order to help those affected. There are many determinants that impact individuals' health outcomes and access to health care. Some of the determinants researched in this project include education, race, LGBTQ+, income, and sexism. These determinants can often result in inequity in health care. It is important for health care leaders to gain knowledge about these determinants and educate themselves. Health care leaders have the opportunity to advocate for changes in their communities to decrease the rates of health disparities among individuals. Overall, it is a lot of take in on how these determinants affect health, but it is crucial for health care providers and individuals to know to help the people affected.