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Gabrina L Dixon1, Michelle-Marie Peña2, Angela M Ellison3
1Division of Hospital Medicine (GL Dixon), Children's National Hospital, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Washington, DC.
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There are well-documented inequities in the quality of care and health outcomes of minoritized youth. Patient safety and quality improvement (QI) work with an equity focus has been identified as an important strategy to remedy these existing inequities. In this article, we will present evidence of inequities in pediatric hospital-based care, describe root causes with a focus on structural racism, highlight existing frameworks for applying equity principles to patient safety and QI, and provide best practices and recommendations on evaluating patient safety and QI data towards advancing equity in pediatric hospital-based care.
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