The right to identity: Implications of using subjectively-assigned race in US healthcare
In the US, so-called race descriptors have historically been used to ensure control over enslaved and immigrant groups and classes. This paper examines historical, clinical, statistical, and human rights implications for subjectively-assigned race in US healthcare. When compared to other patient des...
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Social Medicine Publication Group,
2014-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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