Christine Frazer1, Lois Lopez, Ashley Graham-Perel

  • 1Christine Frazer is senior core MSN faculty at Walden University, Lois Lopez is a faculty development specialist at Chamberlain University, Ashley Graham-Perel is an assistant professor of nursing at Columbia University in New York City, Jessica Ochs is a professor of nursing at Endicott College in Beverly, MA, Natalie Pool is an associate professor at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, Denise Land is an academic coordinator and DBA faculty at Walden University, and Sonique Sailsman is an assistant professor at Mercer University in Atlanta. Contact author: Christine Frazer, christine.frazer@mail.waldenu.edu . The authors have disclosed no potential conflicts of interest, financial or otherwise.

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本研究探讨了解决阻碍健康平等和包容性的行为策略. 通过了解和减轻这些问题,我们可以为所有人创造一个更公平的医疗环境.

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