Perspectives of Black Patients on Racism Within Emergency Care

Racial discrimination is the most common form of bias reported by Black patients. When Black individuals enter health care spaces, racism can be ...

Black patients described a notable amount of medical mistrust, anticipation of racism in emergency care, and personal experiences with clinical ...

Perspectives of Black Patients on Racism Within Emergency Care

In this qualitative study, the fabric of clinical care delivery in the ED was intricately woven with Black patients' experiences of racism.

Perspectives of Black Patients on Racism Within Emergency Care

Black patients described a notable amount of medical mistrust and experiences with clinical instances of racism in emergency treatment.

188 A Qualitative Investigation of Black Patient Perspectives on ...

Black patient perspectives on ED care and racism in medicine highlight the persistent disparities in care and trust. Patients described system level mistrust, ...

Perspectives of Black Patients on Racism Within Emergency Care

Conclusions and Relevance In this qualitative study, the fabric of clinical care delivery in the ED was intricately woven with Black patients' ...

Black Patients Feel Dismissed in the ED - Penn LDI

Many other Black patients participating in the study expressed similar experiences with racism in health care, noting how doctors dismissed ...

188 A Qualitative Investigation of Black Patient Perspectives on ...

While many studies have observed racial disparities in the care Black patients receive, less is known about Black patient perspectives on emergency department ( ...

JAMA Health Forum on X: "This qualitative study explores the ...

... experiences of Black patients related to race, racism, and health care following a recent emergency department visit. https://t.co/QJVwHN4abC.

Black patients adjust behavior to reduce chance of discrimination in ...

And, the study found, more than a quarter of Black Californians avoid medical care simply because they believe they will be treated unfairly. “ ...

Perspectives About Racism and Patient-Clinician Communication ...

Findings In this qualitative study of 25 Black patients with serious illness, epistemic injustice was the most common manifestation of racism.

Implications of systemic racism in emergency medical services

We argue that patients of color, and particularly Black and Brown patients, are disproportionately subject to faulty clinical assessment and ...

The impact of racism on emergency health care workers - Kaltiso

Black physicians have reported more experiences of patients refusing their care and are less likely to feel comfortable talking about race at ...

Structural discrimination in emergency care: How a sick system ...

Studies show that racial disparities in a patient's time to treatment are mainly due to the specific hospital where the patient was admitted, ...

When racism is the medical emergency | Coverage

Our patient population is diverse – some are homeless, many are low-income, and 70% are Black or Hispanic patients. As my colleague Dr. Thea ...

188 A Qualitative Investigation of Black Patient Perspectives on ...

Background: Addressing racism in emergency medicine education is vital for providing optimal training and assessment of physicians in the specialty, developing ...

Field Correction | Harvard Medicine Magazine

Assuming that a Black or Latino man in pain is a drug user represents race-based discrimination that might be rectified through anti-bias training. The ...

Racism in Pain Medicine: We Can and Should Do More

When specifically looking at the outcomes of racism on pain management, we see similar results. In emergency departments, Black patients are prescribed opioids ...

3. Black Americans' views about health disparities, experiences with ...

A majority of Black adults say less access to quality medical care where they live is a major reason why Black people in the U.S. generally have ...

Black cancer patients navigating a health-care system of racial ...

Exposure to overt racial discrimination in the health-care setting was rooted in racial stereotypes and manifested through verbal insults such ...