NEJM July 13, 2020
Maulik Joshi, DrPH

Health care leaders are well positioned to act — now — to address the racism and health inequity that plagues both the society at large and the health care industry itself. Because of their integral and respected roles within their communities, health care leaders can have an outsize impact on the ills that stem from the persistent pestilence.

Summary

Systemic racism and health inequity, revealed in sharp relief by the coronavirus pandemic, have prompted statements and frameworks and commitments throughout society and health care organizations. This heightened awareness is important. So, too, is a specific action plan, with a defined goal and timeline. The author presents...

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