Challenging racism in the use of health data

Elsevier, The Lancet Digital Health, Volume 3, March 2021
Authors: 
Knight H.E., Deeny S.R., Dreyer K., Engmann J., Mackintosh M., Raza S. et al.
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Diversity and inclusion; Health and population; Health and wellbeing; Global

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Ancestry Group; Biomedical Research; Black Person; Caucasian; Continental Population Groups; Coronavirus Disease 2019; Data Analysis; Data Collection; Ethnic Group; Ethnic Groups; Health Care Delivery; Health Data; Health Disparity; Health Equity; Health Promotion; Human; Humans; Information Dissemination; Information Processing; Medical Ethics; Medical Research; Note; Pandemic; Personnel; Racism; Research Personnel; Social Justice; Stigma; Global

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