An Introduction to Health Disparities for the Practicing Radiologist.
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Abstract
A substantial and growing body of literature explores health disparities in radiology and imaging. The term "health disparities" refers to health differences related to disadvantages experienced by vulnerable populations, often caused by underlying social determinants of health. As such, health disparities are often closely tied to issues of social justice. Radiologists can work to reduce health disparities in different ways, including through supporting education, diversity and inclusion efforts, disparities research, and advocacy.
Medical subject headings
- Health Policy
- Health Status Disparities
- Radiologists
- Social Justice