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Twelve Tips for Inclusive Practice in Healthcare Settings.
Brahmaputra Marjadi1,2, Joanne Flavel1,3, Kirsten Baker1,4
1Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Special Interest Group, Public Health Association of Australia, Deakin, ACT 2600, Australia.
Summary
This guide offers twelve practical tips for inclusive healthcare, promoting equity and patient-centered care for diverse populations. It empowers healthcare workers and students to enhance service delivery and address overlooked needs.
Area of Science:
- Public Health
- Healthcare Management
- Sociology
Background:
- Healthcare disparities persist for diverse patient populations.
- Lack of standardized, practical guidance hinders inclusive healthcare delivery.
- Understanding intersectionality is crucial for equitable care.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide actionable strategies for inclusive healthcare practice.
- To offer a comprehensive guide for healthcare workers and students.
- To improve patient-centered care for marginalized groups.
Main Methods:
- Compilation of practical tips by a diversity, equity, and inclusion group.
- Iterative discussion and refinement of proposed strategies.
- Selection of twelve broadly applicable tips for healthcare settings.
Main Results:
- Twelve practical tips for inclusive healthcare were identified.
- Tips cover aspects from language and physical space to research and advocacy.
- Strategies address assumptions, stereotypes, and communication.
Conclusions:
- The twelve tips offer a practical framework for enhancing healthcare inclusivity.
- Implementation can improve patient-centered care, especially for underserved populations.
- Individual and institutional commitment is vital for sustained change.
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