Dr. Martin Luther King a civil right leader fought against segregation in any form. He was a social activist and a Baptist minister who played a key role in the American Civil Rights movement. In America, Jim Crow laws existed to disenfranchise people of in Americans. Due to these laws, people of color that lived in American were forced to use segregated schools, segregated restrooms, separated transportation, and separate hospitals. Man-woman and children of color were dying at a rate ten times higher” than their corrosion counterparts. They were dying of preventable illnesses because there were not giving the quality of care that was needed. That is why Dr. Martin Luther King spoke out about this injustice in a quotation that said '‘Of
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To reduce or eliminate racial and ethnic health care disparities, and to address some of the social factors that affect health care outcomes has always been controversial. The Affordable Care Act was put in place to remove some of the inequalities in healthcare. Yet despite many efforts, quality of care remain less accessible, because of the cost of health care. Fortunately, corporate interests are working toward patient equity benefits. Community outreach programs are continuing to education and training health providers in other to that build cultural awareness and develop skills to address cultural differences. Non-Profit, and Faith-Based Organizations objectively help to bring awareness by interacting and communicate directly. Ensuring a strategic focus on communities at greatest risk providing information on health awareness. Increase the cultural and communication competence of health care providers in their area.
Hospital and clinics are training and hire more qualified staff from underrepresented racial and ethnic minorities and people with
To reduce or eliminate racial and ethnic health care disparities, and to address some of the social factors that affect health care outcomes has always been controversial. The Affordable Care Act was put in place to remove some of the inequalities in healthcare. Yet despite many efforts, quality of care remain less accessible, because of the cost of health care. Fortunately, corporate interests are working toward patient equity benefits. Community outreach programs are continuing to education and training health providers in other to that build cultural awareness and develop skills to address cultural differences. Non-Profit, and Faith-Based Organizations objectively help to bring awareness by interacting and communicate directly. Ensuring a strategic focus on communities at greatest risk providing information on health awareness. Increase the cultural and communication competence of health care providers in their area.
Hospital and clinics are training and hire more qualified staff from underrepresented racial and ethnic minorities and people with