Does Your Patient's Race Affect the Care That You Deliver? (Video 2:59 mins.)

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Overwhelming evidence indicates that healthcare disparities negatively affect certain racial and ethnic groups. There is a tendency among some healthcare workers to assume that the solution to this problem rests with leaders of the “institution” when, in fact, it belongs to each person making up the institution. The question "Does Your Patient's Race Affect the Care That You Deliver?" is one that every healthcare worker must explore at a personal level with honesty. Racial and ethnic disparities must be eliminated before America will ever realize true equality in healthcare among its diverse populations.This video "Does Your Patient's Race Affect the Care That You Deliver?" can help get that personal conversation started.Frances Shani Parker, Author"Becoming Dead Right: A Hospice Volunteer in Urban Nursing Homes”“Hospice and Nursing Homes Blog”

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