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Innovation in health equity research among priority populations
Lenette M Jones1, Tam H Nguyen2, Forgive Avorgbedor3
1University of Michigan, School of Nursing, Ann Arbor, MI.
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|March 2, 2026
Summary
The Betty Irene Moore Fellowship Program develops nurses to address healthcare disparities for priority populations. Their projects aim to advance health equity and improve outcomes for underserved groups.
Area of Science:
- Health Equity
- Nursing Leadership
- Healthcare Disparities
Background:
- Priority populations historically face significant healthcare inequities and disparities.
- Ensuring effective healthcare assessments, treatments, and services requires adequate representation in research.
- The Betty Irene Moore (BIM) Fellowship Program was established in 2020 to address these issues.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe priority populations of interest within the BIM Fellowship Program.
- To illustrate how fellowship-funded projects are designed to advance health equity.
- To advocate for continued support of programs aiding underserved and underrepresented populations.
Main Methods:
- The authors identify and describe key priority populations relevant to BIM fellows.
- Fellowship projects are analyzed for their targeted approach to advancing health equity.
- A call to action is issued based on the program's mission and observed needs.
Main Results:
- BIM fellows are actively engaged in projects addressing the needs of diverse priority populations.
- Fellowship projects demonstrate a commitment to innovative solutions for healthcare deficiencies.
- The program fosters nurse leaders dedicated to resolving health inequities.
Conclusions:
- Sustaining and expanding programs like the BIM Fellowship is crucial for addressing health disparities.
- Nurse-led initiatives are vital for achieving health equity and improving outcomes for all populations.
- Advocacy for optimal health and well-being for underserved groups is essential, particularly in the evolving 2025 sociopolitical context.
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