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Abstract Number: 361
FOSTERING RELATIONSHIPS WITH COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO GUIDE INPATIENT EQUITY WORK
SHM Converge 2024
Background: Although hospitals and hospitalists often engage in work to improve patient care and quality, rarely does such work directly seek engagement from patients and communities. Even when direct to patient surveys are distributed, historically marginalized populations are often underrepresented. Understanding how to authentically engage with communities is integral to improving patient experience and ensuring [...]
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