Globalization and international migration result in greater diversity in Western populations, such as the United States. The health status of black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) is often disproportionate or inequitable to the majority racial and ethnic group. These…
The provision of equity-centered care positions healthcare providers as change agents who can empower BIPOCs and other culturally diverse individuals to become active participants in their healthcare. Despite this consensus, healthcare providers have express fears of crossing cultural boundaries when…
Globalization and international migration make a case for diverse language and linguistic demographics in the US. The challenge occurs when individuals with Limited English Proficiency (LEP) present to healthcare institutions without the ability to communicate effectively with their providers. Healthcare…