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  1. 1981
    “…The ongoing dual epidemics in the United States – racism and COVID-19 – have emphasized the importance of having and utilizing SDOH data to reduce the burden of injury and disproportionate effects on our diverse population. …”
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    The time is now: why we must identify and address health disparities in sport and recreation injury
  2. 1982
    “…BACKGROUND: Pacific Islanders (PIs), an indigenous, diverse population in the USA, have endured generational burdens of Western colonization and institutional racism that placed this population at socioeconomic and health disadvantages, such as in poverty, chronic disease, and now COVID-19. …”
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    Pacific Islanders in the Era of COVID-19: an Overlooked Community in Need
  3. 1983
    “…The Covid-19 pandemic provides a stark reminder of the political tensions associated with the field of immigration and health, highlighting the central role that nationalism, racism and xenophobia play in determining responses to communicable diseases. …”
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    Global health (security), immigration governance and Covid-19 in South(ern) Africa: An evolving research agenda
  4. 1984
    “…Intersectionality argues identities such as gender, race, sexuality, and other markers of difference intersect and reflect large social structures of oppression and privilege, such as sexism, racism, and heteronormativity. The reach of intersectionality now extends to the fields of public health and knowledge translation. …”
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    ‘Doing’ or ‘using’ intersectionality? Opportunities and challenges in incorporating intersectionality into knowledge translation theory and practice
  5. 1985
    “…Red flags included seven key themes: violations of regulatory standards, program characteristics, interview day experience, program culture, interpersonal interactions, lack of fit, and quality of life; subthemes included lack of diversity and racism. CONCLUSIONS: Modifiable/nonmodifiable program factors and geography continue to influence EM‐bound applicants’ residency choices. …”
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    Factors influencing emergency medicine residency choice: Diversity, community, and recruitment red flags
  6. 1986
    “…A multifaceted exploration of the factors influencing these disparities, including the legacy of structural racism, is important to improve health outcomes for all. …”
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    Associations Between Historically Redlined Districts and Racial Disparities in Current Obstetric Outcomes
  7. 1987
    “…BACKGROUND: Intersecting opioid overdose, COVID-19, and systemic racism epidemics have brought unprecedented challenges to the addiction treatment and recovery workforce. …”
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    Substance Use Workforce Training Needs during Intersecting Epidemics: An Analysis of Events Offered by a Regional Training Center from 2017–2020
  8. 1988
    “…Barriers in Gurriny's relationship with QH were a lack of certainty, transparency and prioritisation of the transition process; systemic racism; difficulties obtaining and maintaining the necessary workforce; limited resources including insufficient, unstable and inappropriate funding support; and problems with information sharing; enablers were performance frameworks to keep transition progress on track. …”
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    The Barriers and Enablers of Primary Healthcare Service Transition From Government to Community Control in Yarrabah: A Grounded Theory Study
  9. 1989
    “…They reported increase in hate crime which was deemed to be exacerbated due to perceived insensitive messaging from authority officials and historical racism in the society. Access and adherence to government guidelines was an issue for many due to language and digital barriers. …”
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    Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on ethnic minority communities: a qualitative study on the perspectives of ethnic minority community leaders
  10. 1990
    “…Communities marginalized because of racism, heterosexism, and other systems of oppression have a history of being aggressively policed, and in those contexts, researchers have observed associations between a range of negative experiences with police and poor physical, mental, and behavioral health outcomes. …”
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    Associations between Experiences of Police Contact and Discrimination by the Police and Courts and Health Outcomes in a Representative Sample of Adults in New York City
  11. 1991
    “…Identity enhancing strategies with the host country community were unsuccessfully enacted as described by the qualitative answers of participants referring to episodes of racism, ridicule, and to a Cassandra experience: predicting a catastrophic future without being believed. …”
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    The Cassandra Experience: A Mixed Methods Study on the Intragroup Cognitive Dissonance of Italian Expatriates During the First Wave of COVID-19
  12. 1992
    “…MATERIALS AND METHODS: The course included the history of racism in medicine, social determinants of health, implicit bias in healthcare, and strategies to reduce the impact of implicit bias in clinical care and teaching. …”
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    Brief online implicit bias education increases bias awareness among clinical teaching faculty
  13. 1993
    por Wallace, Duane J., Thorpe, Roland J.
    Publicado 2021
    “…Young Black men (ages 25-44) are at particular risk of adverse impacts of chronic stress and allostatic load, due to their experience of chronic discrimination, systemic racism, racial battle fatigue, and mundane, extreme, environmental stress. …”
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    43412 Exploring the link between allostatic load and mortality risk in U.S. Black men of different age groups
  14. 1994
    “…OBJECTIVES/GOALS: The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed longstanding anti-Asian racism in the US. Yet, effects of discrimination on Asian American health are unknown, partly because diverse Asian American populations are analyzed in aggregate. …”
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    57963 The Impact of Asian American Perceived Discrimination on Health Utilization
  15. 1995
    “…Recommendations 4–7 discuss the need to build a racially and ethnically diverse workforce, ensure equity and anti-racism are foundational concepts in training, and strengthen engagement of community members and those with lived experience as part of the MCH PH workforce. …”
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    Building the MCH Public Health Workforce of the Future: A Call to Action from the MCHB Strategic Plan
  16. 1996
    “…RESULTS: Higher levels of symbolic racism was a consistently strong predictor of lower social safety net policy support across health, housing, and employment policies; as was identifying as either Conservative or Republican. …”
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    Predictors of Public Support for Social Safety Net Policy During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  17. 1997
    “…CONCLUSION: Even though an individual’s self-identified race is a social construct, not a biological variable, racism associated with that classification affects virtually every aspect of life, including disease risk. …”
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    Differential DNA methylation in Black and White individuals with chronic low back pain enrich different genomic pathways
  18. 1998
    “…Several areas of growing research interest include expanding exposomics and use of multi-omics, the microbiome as a mediator of environmental stressors, toxicant mixtures and neurobiology, and the role of structural and historical marginalization and racism in shaping persistent disparities in population aging and outcomes. …”
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    Integrating Environment and Aging Research: Opportunities for Synergy and Acceleration
  19. 1999
    “…We will transition to an overview of SDOH led by Emily Tan, in which she will discuss how social determinants implicated in poor medical and mental health outcomes include being part of a disadvantaged minority or immigrant group or other marginalized population, experiencing systemic and structural racism, poverty, living environment (including crowding, pollution, and climate change), and having limited access to healthcare. …”
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    Vulnerable Elders, Social Determinants and COVID-19: A perfect storm
  20. 2000
    “…Using the Social Determinants Of Health framework as a guide, clinicians and researchers can work to address structural and systemic racism and poverty and create targeted interventions to COVID-19 and to prevent future pandemics.…”
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    Pandemics: Historical Perspective and Vulnerabilities Among Minority Elderly
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