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Published on: February 16, 2011
Nursing's Critical Role in Driving Toward Health Equity: One Organization's Experience
Debra Ridling1, Christina Finch, J Mari Moore
1Author Affiliations: Associate Chief Nurse (Dr Ridling), Practice and Research, Nursing; Manager (Finch), Medical Unit; Nursing Professional Development Practitioner (Moore), Nursing; Charge Nurse (Ofamen), Postanesthesia Care Unit; and Director (Price), Workforce Development and Planning, Seattle Children's, Washington.
Abstract:
In the last decade, there has been active discourse within nursing communities regarding healthcare disparities associated with racism. To address this critical problem, a multidisciplinary team at a pediatric healthcare setting identified 33 projects across 4 key drivers of health equity. The drivers of health equity include: 1) developing a diverse nursing workforce; 2) creating a nursing culture with a strong sense of belonging; 3) providing learning and growth opportunities; and 4) providing equitable nursing care. This article describes 1 organization's approach to addressing healthcare disparities associated with racism through a nursing program to address equity, diversity, inclusion, and antiracism.
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