There is a complex intersectionality of race, ethnicity, language, & health inequity in the delivery of health care. @PEMatCHOP faculty Drs. Green, Kelly, and Sartori explore how language, race & ethnicity affect the treatment of low risk febril…
The Scientific Advisory Council's @jcorboy joined the writing group of a multicenter retrospective cross-sectional analysis examining race, ethnicity, language & the treatment of low-risk febrile infants. Published in @JAMApediatrics https://t.co/PN…
RT @JAMAPediatrics: Communication barriers, both actual and perceived, may drive inequity, and implementation of new febrile infant guideli…
Communication barriers, both actual and perceived, may drive inequity, and implementation of new febrile infant guidelines emphasizing patient-centered communication should consider language equity. https://t.co/S5rtJ1ljE5