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    • Medical associations
    • Public health
    • Social justice in medicine

    Background:

    • Physician associations have amplified efforts to confront racism since 2020.
    • Current efforts are broad, encompassing statements, programming, and legislative advocacy.
    • There is a need for strategic direction in these anti-racism initiatives.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To provide guidance on effective race-based actions for physician professional associations.
    • To help associations identify initiatives that align with their specific strengths.
    • To differentiate between impactful anti-racism work and performative actions.

    Main Methods:

    • Analysis of three types of physician associations: state, specialty, and affinity.
    • Description of the characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses of each association type.
    • Evaluation of suitability for different types of action around racism.

    Main Results:

    • State, specialty, and affinity associations possess distinct characteristics.
    • Each association type has unique strengths and weaknesses for addressing racism.
    • Guidance is offered to match association types with appropriate anti-racism strategies.

    Conclusions:

    • Physician associations should tailor their anti-racism efforts to their specific organizational strengths.
    • Strategic alignment enhances accountability and efficacy in racial equity work.
    • Focusing on niche advocacy can lead to more impactful outcomes than broad, unfocused initiatives.