In “Gender, Race, and Class in the delivery of Health Care,” Susan Sherwin explains multiple health disparities related to gender, race, and class. She explains how the medical model posits serious moral problems like responding differently to people based on their group and that only an elite class of medial professionals get to determine the appropriate responses and treatments for those groups. She also presents multiple proposals to solve these moral problems. One of the proposals is to reject the hierarchy and embrace egalitarian ways of delivering health care. This proposal, when taken as a whole, seems to be too strong to be practically applied to our current system. However, the second half of it (embracing egalitarian ways) could be
