Health care organizations: Clean up your house first, then you can tackle racism in patient care
The new American Medical Association policy recognizing racism as a public health threat and providing an anti-racist approach to equitable care will have no effectiveness unless health care organizations get their own houses in order and actively do anti-racism work in their own institutions.
Although I’m not a health care provider, as a health care communicator whose role is dedicated to diversity, equity, and inclusion, I sit in …
Health care organizations: Clean up your house first, then you can tackle racism in patient care
