April 26th, 2021
Podcast 277: Race and clinical equity — know your patients — a conversation with Karen Dorsey Sheares
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Dr. Sheares talks about her experience with inequities. She believes that clinicians should aspire to be students of their patients as well as of the pathophysiology of the diseases their patients present with.
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Running time: 20 minutes
Categories: Bias, Diversity, Equity, race, Structural racism
Tags: DEI, Karen Dorsey Sheares, medical care, social medicine
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