Anti-racism “The active process of naming and confronting racism by changing systems, organizational structures, policies and practices and attitudes, so that power is redistributed and shared equitably.” — AMA-AAMC Advancing Health Equity: A Guide to Language, Narrative and Concepts AAMC Resources for anti-racist practitioners. https://lnkd.in/gv9zsiXU
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"Building Bridges: A Strategic Imperative for Advancing Health Equity and Racial Justice" underscores the need to address systemic disparities and racial inequities in healthcare. It highlights the importance of collaboration to dismantle barriers and promote inclusive policies for marginalized communities. As this paper presented by Manal J. Aboelata, Roxan Rivas, La’Quana Williams, Elva Yañezing, and the Prevention Institute states, fostering partnerships and prioritizing equity-driven initiatives is an effective and comprehensive approach to achieving lasting health equity and social justice. https://buff.ly/4cIgIxD #CommunityPower #HealthEquity
Building Bridges: The Strategic Imperative for Advancing Health Equity and Racial Justice | Prevention Institute
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Check out the latest episode of the Equal Measure podcast.
The latest episode of #TheMeasurePodcast is here! Equal Measure President and CEO Leon Andrews sat down with Temi F. Bennett, Esq., and Hanh Le, co-CEOs of iF, A Foundation for Radical Possibility, to discuss the Foundation's journey from focusing on health equity to racial justice. Listen to the conversation ▶ https://lnkd.in/gWFXu8vf
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#BlackHistoryMonth, for me, is a time to reflect on the disparities and recommit to my passion for addressing #healthcare inequality. It's refreshing and inspiring when the industry speaks of diversity and inclusion as essential components of high-quality clinical trials. I firmly believe that without adequate representation, there is no true quality in our research. [Otis Johnson, PhD, MPA, Trial Equity] hbanet.org #HBAimpact #BlackHistoryMonth2024
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It's #BlackHistoryMonth! Read our latest update from our Anti-Black Racism, Anti-Oppression and Health Equity Advisory on what we accomplished in 2023, what's current, and what's next! http://bit.ly/3kRo62Z
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Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr MaryAnn Ferreux has co-authored the latest BMJ Leader blog: A roadmap for health equity and social justice? In the blog, MaryAnn and co-authors, Roger Kline, Prof. Durka Dougall and Randeep Kaur Kular, discuss the current landscape of health inequalities including the obstacles to overcome and the positive initiatives already tackling these: https://lnkd.in/eSAr-eSS
Read the latest from the BMJ Leader Blog: A roadmap for health equity and social justice? By Roger Kline, MaryAnn Ferreux, Durka Dougall and Randeep Kaur Kular #BMJLeader #BMJLeaderBlog #LeadershipBlog https://bit.ly/4aR0W1U
A roadmap for health equity and social justice? By Roger Kline, MaryAnn Ferreux, Durka Dougall and Randeep Kaur Kular – The official blog of BMJ Leader
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Physics / Engineering/ Science Leader and Media Author / All views expressed are my own and not linked to any employment.
If you have not seen this site it is pretty good and you can sign up for free today. Whenever your local MP stands up and talks in the house if commons it emails you what they said so you can see what is going on. It also gives their voting record which lets you see where they really stand as some clearly lie quite a lot about what they actually waved through on your behalf. It also lets you check when they get a honour such as an OBE or knighthood if they really earned it or just bought it from the last PM? Super tool for constituents and democracy #democracy #mp #houseofcommons
Maggie Throup MP, Erewash
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Award Winning DEI Leader | CHRO l Strategist l Board Chair l Health Equity Champion | Change Activist l Organizational Leadership Executive l Chief JEDI
Excellent framework for health equity. The work must continue and the presence of organizational courage, authenticity, and intentionality must be the foundation.⚕️ #blackhistorymonth #equitynow #equitytomorrow #equityforever
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#BlackHistoryMonth | Reflections | Post I 2024 Through my experience in executive leadership and after the murder of Freddie Gray, it became clear to me that America's hospitals and health systems needed thought leadership on how to move forward on a racial equity agenda. My genius colleague Dr. Yanique Redwood and I put our heads together for an evaluation framework inspired by IHI's Triple Aim. Unfortunately, progress has been marginal because boards are still not representative of voices that have been historically silenced. The work must continue. https://lnkd.in/eYbwuK-j
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Our August newsletter has landed in your inbox! 📨 In this month’s edition: 🔹 Learn how you can contribute to the Code consultation process. 🔹 Read our new guest blog focused on Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion. 🔹 Join us in welcoming Wes Streeting MP, the new Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. If you are not registered with the General Chiropractic Council and would like to subscribe to the newsletter, please complete the form at https://bit.ly/4bNCqzy. #Chiropractic #Newsletter
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It can be done. Lets all move from rhetoric to trackable, measurable actions!
On International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima calls to address the systemic racism within and beyond health care systems that are threatening global health. Read her opinion piece in the Mail and Guardian here https://bit.ly/4am0vw0
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Associate Director of Communications and Marketing at Research!America: Discovery. Innovation. Health.
One of the most exciting parts of my work with Research!America: Discovery. Innovation. Health. is the opportunity to develop public opinion survey instruments, analyze the data, and share that data with the public. In early 2022, we shared some of our data on #clinicaltrials with Dr. Marcella Alsan, a Harvard University Kennedy School of Government professor, and her team. This team recently published an article in the Quarterly Journal of Economics on representation in clinical trials and how that impacts the perceived benefit of medicine featuring some of our data. It is wonderful to have been able to contribute in even a small way to this incredibly important topic!
#ClinicalTrialDiversity is critical to reducing biases, promoting #socialjustice and #healthequity, and producing more innovative science. An article, Representation and Extrapolation: Evidence from Clinical Trials, was released in September 2023 in the Quarterly Journal of Economics on the consequences and causes of low enrollment of Black patients in #clinicaltrials. Data from national public opinion surveys commissioned by Research!America: Discovery. Innovation. Health. is featured throughout the article. Take a look:
Representation and Extrapolation — Health Inequality Lab
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