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1/ Our new study @JAMANetworkOpen: Do patients evaluate black/female docs lower simply bc of race/gender? Results from vignette experiments suggest not. @basmahsaf @peyton_k @gordonkrafttodd
doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2019.20511
#tweetorial #diversityinmedicine #womeninmedicine
doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2019.20511
#tweetorial #diversityinmedicine #womeninmedicine
2/ Inspiration for the study came from personal experiences as a young female ER doc frequently restating my credential to patients, increased reports of #patientbias, and a headline of a young black physician who was rejected from assisting a passenger on a plane
3/ We have seen in prior observational work that many docs report patient-initiated harassment. But in the age of patient satisfaction surveys, no clear causal estimates abt. whether physician race/gender affects these ratings.
Do mandatory integration policies affect immigration attitudes for better or for worse? Michael Neureiter and I explore this question in our latest piece in @scmrjems (and now in briefly in this thread!) tandfonline.com/eprint/CNXBX7E… (1/11)
Why would mass immigration attitudes be affected by mandatory integration policies you might ask? For some, this might mean improved attitudes toward immigration “if they learn our language/culture” (2/11) nytimes.com/2019/09/19/wor…
Some politicians may even say this rather overtly as did Danish PM Rasmussen in his latest New Years address
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