SCCM Resource Library-Historical Background for Sources of Systematic Sources of Racial Disparities in the ICU

Historical Background for Sources of Systematic Sources of Racial Disparities in the ICU

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The presentation discusses the systemic sources of racial disparities in ICU outcomes, highlighting that these disparities largely stem from structural and historical factors. Through a systematic review of 25 studies, disparities were noted among Black and Hispanic patients compared to white patients. The discussion delves into socioeconomic status, historical injustices, like slavery and segregation, and healthcare system biases. It highlights concepts such as weathering and distrust in healthcare, driven by past abuses and persistent false beliefs among medical professionals. The talk ultimately stresses the importance of addressing root causes to eliminate these health disparities.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Free Your Mind: Sources of Systematic Bias in the ICU

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Content Type Presentation

Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

Keywords

racial disparities

ICU outcomes

healthcare biases

socioeconomic status

historical injustices

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