Study highlights racial inequity in health care access, quality

Individual Author(s) / Organizational Author
Volpe, Vanessa
Kulikowski, Mick
Publisher
North Carolina State University
Date
June 2021
Abstract / Description

“This study highlights the extent to which health care inequities are intertwined with other social inequities, such as employment and education,” says Vanessa Volpe, corresponding author of the study and an assistant professor of psychology at North Carolina State University. “This helps explain why health inequities are so intractable. Tackling health care inequities will require us to address broader social systems that significantly benefit white people – and that makes them difficult to change.” (author introduction)

Artifact Type
Application
Reference Type
Press Release/P4HE News
Priority Population
Ethnic and racial groups
P4HE Authored
No
Topic Area
Policy and Practice » Policy & Law » Health Reform
Social/Structural Determinants » Isms and Phobias » Racism