Inequitable Resource Allocation Amidst a Pandemic—A Crisis Within a Crisis

Overview of attention for article published in JAMA Network Open, March 2022

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If we had triaged ventilators in Boston using crisis standards of care—and we were uncomfortably close in 2020—Black people would have died more often. And in a random lottery? Everyone would’ve died more often.

RT @jenintheicu: Excited to share our work that evaluated the crisis standards of care from spring of 2020 with regards to race, ethnicity,…

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