There is an urgent need to address health-related inequities in underserved and marginalized communities across the United States by providing education and sharing best practices with fellow clinicians to address bias, health care disparities, cultural humility, and structural racism.
Most clinicians believe that health care disparities are related to the systems of care rather than their own decisions on when and how to provide that care. Understanding and eliminating unconscious bias are paramount to improving patient care and achieving respectful care. CareSource and CME Outfitters are tackling this issue as a guiding force for CareSource health care professionals (HCPs).
This educational hub serves as a foundation for addressing not only the barriers to equitable health care access, medications, and follow-up but also the stigma that creates inequity and impedes care for underserved and marginalized patients.
HAP CareSource and CME Outfitters are tacking this issue as a guiding force for HAP CareSource health care professionals (HCPs).
