“…RESULTS: Two main themes including sub‐themes were identified: (a) Enabling Factors to Workplace Integration: motivated nursing team, structured orientation program, support by a preceptor, additional practical skills and specific language training and (b) Barriers to Workplace Integration: lack of language proficiency, cultural differences, othering and racism/discrimination. The findings of the study suggest that working in a diverse workplace can be challenging, it is therefore important for successful integration to recognise not only the experiences of IQN but also the perceptions of nurses who work with internationally qualified peers. …”
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“…Exclusionary immigration policies, as a form of structural racism, have also led to an epidemic of stress-related health within the Latinx community, particularly the Latinx immigrant community, across the United States. …”
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“…FINDINGS: Participants described five key processes which facilitated or hindered the impact that their experiences had on their identity: dealing with uncertainty and transitioning into a COVID‐19 world; difficult emotions; experiences of discrimination and racism; the response from the care home and societal systems; and the personal vs collective responsibility. …”
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“…They shared the need to include topics such as the relationships between systemic racism and diabetes. CONCLUSION: Participants’ feedback of Peers EXCEL reveals the importance of including various community member perspectives in the design of new diabetes self-management programs tailored for African Americans.…”
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“…RESULTS: Pre-module survey results showed that learners felt most confident with the Conducting a literature search and Race and racism in medicine modules and least confident with the Submitting an Institutional Review Board protocol at UC module. …”
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“…The majority of interviewees did not perceive direct systemic exclusion of minority groups; however, they reported cases of individual discrimination through the presence of homophobia or racism. DISCUSSION: To improve the situation, systemic interventions are needed that encompass all levels of healthcare systems – from policies to addressing existing challenges at the healthcare facility level to improving the attitudes and skills of individual healthcare providers.…”
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“…Introduction Racism is a pervasive social problem that influences medicine, highlighting the need for interventions. …”
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“…His explanation supports research documenting that bodies that are not “the norm”, defined by ableism, classism, (hetero)patriarchy and racism, fueled by white supremacy, are oftentimes viewed as “less than” in the fitness and recreation world ( 1– 3). …”
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“…DISCUSSION: Future investigations should take an intersectional approach to studying the interrelationship of sociodemographic factors, psychedelic use, and crime, examine the structural factors (i.e., systemic racism) that may underlie these results, and investigate whether psychedelics can alleviate mental health disorders that contribute to cycles of recriminalization for communities of color.…”
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“…INTRODUCTION: Understanding the legacy of slavery in the United States is crucial for engaging in anti-racism that challenges racial health inequities' root causes. …”
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“…These skulls—a troubling heritage of colonialism and scientific racism—are the central subjects of this paper, which considers the changing meanings and values of these skulls for racial science over approximately 160 years, between ± 1800 and 1960. …”
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“…Statistically significant findings included 36.6 % of Indigenous parents reporting that the pandemic made them realize that routine vaccines were more important compared to 16.7 % of newcomers. Discrimination/racism when accessing health services was most often experienced by Indigenous (27.8 %) and Racialized minorities (20.2 %), compared to the reference group (4.8 %). …”
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“…We found that the selected studies implemented tailored interventions to reach these specific populations who are at risk due to structural inequities such as discrimination and racism, stigma associated with mental health, language barriers, and problems in accessing health care. …”
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“…Three core themes, and a number of related sub-themes, were identified; including: (1) Experiences of racial discrimination ((a) overt and subtle, (b) excessive reporting, (c) lack of safe space and trust, (d) being overlooked), (2) Responses to racial discrimination ((a) navigating racism, (b) tolerating in silence, (c) surviving and thriving, (d) seeking support); and (3) Impact of racial discrimination ((a) psychological impacts, (b) physical impacts, and (c) financial impact). …”
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“…On the contrary, it is teachers who most reject prejudice, discrimination and racism. Younger teachers are the ones who implement more inclusive learning environments. …”
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“…DISCUSSION: To better serve as healthcare providers, workers must be equipped to work with people who use drugs and reinforce the social justice commitment against medical stigma, neglect, racism, and inadequate pain coverage and withdrawal treatment. …”
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“…There is a growing body of literature demonstrating that experiences of oppression (e.g., racism, sexism, heterosexism, poverty) are associated with posttraumatic stress disorder symptoms. …”
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“…Although the consequences of systemic racism on health outcomes are well understood, little is known about how they manifest in pharmacy practice. …”
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“…Six adjusted independent variables were noted to be significantly associated with higher stigma towards methamphetamine use: older age, higher household income, married status, Republican party affiliation, no history of methamphetamine use, and higher racism score. Sex assigned at birth, race (with Black as reference category), education level, and history of arrest or incarceration showed no statistical significance in stigma scores. …”
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“…Background: Despite recent awareness of institutional racism, there are still important racial disparities in prostate cancer medical research. …”
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