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Trust isn’t just about how much confidence a patient has in a provider; it’s about how trustworthy the provider, and the system itself, proves to be.
To improve maternal health equity, efforts must address system-level issues, such as institutional trustworthiness and access to timely, respectful care.
In this guest viewpoint, learn more about the Rippel Foundation's vital conditions framework for envisioning a future where everyone thrives.
Learn more about how trust in institutions has changed in the last 4 years across the country and across demographic groups.
Trustworthiness is the newest principle in the 3rd edition of the guide
Meet Saleh Rahman, MD, PhD, MPH, associate dean for equity, inclusion, and diversity at the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine, Quinnipiac University.
The Center responded to a request for information from the National Institute of Minority Health Disparities with input from AAMC CHARGE.
By focusing on solutions supported by individuals of varying ideologies, we can strengthen our democracy and build stronger, healthier communities.
Meet AAMC CHARGE member Gelise Thomas, JD, MS, a health equity advocate passionate about research, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility work.
In this guest blog, learn how the NIH is directly funding community organizations to study how structural factors can impact health outcomes.